Daily Photo Tour - Twilight Flight to Neverland

There's really never a bad time to make a trip into Neverland. I've made the sad mistake of avoiding Fantasyland a bit to avoid the lines. I guess I forgot how much I love the dark rides. With the fast paced storytelling and the unique experience of some of the Disney classics, they can't be beat. Maybe it's the patience I've developed through photography talking but the "lines" are hardly a reason to avoid these attractions.

Insta-what? Instagram!

We've dived... doven?... jumped into a couple more corners of the ever growing Web. For those of you with Instgram, we got ourselves set up with the username @toursdepartingdaily last night. We hope to see you there! If you don't have Instagram, you'll still be able to see our posts there by following us on Twitter - @toursdeprtdaily. We have also joined Pinterest, so if you're inclined to poking things with small pointy objects, we look forward to mingling with you there!

Daily Photo Tour -Straight on till Morning

At first glance this sight may not seem all that strange. Perhaps not until you realize that this is, in fact, morning. We spent most of the latter part of our extra Disney day in Fantasyland, which was filled with adults. It wasn't completely devoid of children but there was a different atmosphere with so many of us who refuse to grow up pressing straight on till morning. I must say though that I had a little trouble finding the second star to the right.

Daily Photo Tour - Five Chimneys and a Mountain

I can't seem to take enough pictures of Fantasyland. I had every intention of refraining this afternoon, but couldn't help it once I noticed how the clouds lined up perfectly behind Peter Pan's Flight with the Matterhorn barely peeking over the roofline, as if to say, "Guten Tag!"

Daily Photo Tour - When the Clock Strikes 10:50

Peter Pan is definitely one of my favorite Disney movies. The ride in Fantasyland almost always has a packed queue, and for good reason. It's the only dark ride that sends you flying above its scenes; all it takes is a little faith, trust and Imagineer dust. One evening Big Ben really caught my eye. With the starry sky its backdrop, I was reminded that the "second star to the right, and straight on till morning" would take me to Neverland, where I never have to grow up.