Scenic LB Skybar opening event
I was invited to attend the pre-opening press event for the Lord Baltimore Hotel’s LB Skybar, which opened to the
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Leonard Kinsey is the owner of Bamboo Forest Publishing, and the bestselling author of “The Dark Side of Disney”, the Anarchist Cookbook of Disney travel guides. He has lived in Baltimore for over 15 years, and enjoys drinking craft beer in unique places, eating nachos and pizza, listening to 80s hair metal, and arguing about Star Trek minutia, often all at the same time. Watch out ladies!
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Locked in Efteling after closing!
Efteling is home to a really cool medieval-themed restaurant called Het Wapen van Reveleijn. For 29.95 Euro (about $36), you
Read moreWhat’s new (to me) at Efteling Park
It was Monika’s first time at the amazing Efteling theme park in Kaatsheuvel, Netherlands, so everything was new and exciting
Read moreEfteling Hotel’s (W)under Water suite
During my previous trip to Efteling theme park in Kaatsheuvel, Netherlands, I stayed in a “regular” room at the Efteling
Read moreGravensteen Castle: Torture museum and medieval toilets
Gravensteen (Dutch for “Castle of the Count”) is a massive stone castle smack dab in the middle of a historic
Read moreGroovy getaway to glorious Ghent
Another day, another day trip, this time from Bruges to Ghent! It was a toss-up between Ghent and Antwerp, but
Read moreThe Death of Walt Disney: Playwright’s agenda mars penetrating production at Single Carrot Theatre
Last Sunday, Shelley Vavoom and I attended a matinee of Lucas Hnath’s controversial play “The Death of Walt Disney” at Single
Read morePeeing statues and Sci-Fi spectacle The Atomuim
A view from the ground of the amazing Atomium. (Leonard Kinsey) While our home base was in Bruges, and we
Read moreBruges Part Deux: Bruges Harder!
Due to being advised that Disneyland Paris required five days to be fully appreciated, I was only able to allocate
Read moreSearching for Swedish Fish in Sweden
Malmo, Sweden was one of the few destinations during our trip that I didn’t research extensively beforehand. I knew how
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