Travel Tonic

Bringing you what’s new in travel for December 20th 2009 through December 21st 2009:

• The best places to eat at Disney World – Bing Travel recently posted this over on the Bing Travel Blog:Years ago, perched on a bench in Tomorrowland, I struck up a conversation with an affable couple from Michigan. I mentioned that I had just moved from London to Paris.
• Fliers’ rights at last! – Sean O’Neill recently posted this on This Just In… Newsweek’s Travel Blog:The skeptics said it would never happen.
• Paris Treat Dec. 21: Oysters on the half shell – Meg Zimbeck recently posted this on This Just In… Newsweek’s Travel Blog:It’s especially difficult now to find treats in Paris because of the weakened buying power of the dollar in France.
• Get Three Free Nights at Walt Disney World – Smarter Travel has posted some info about walt disney world: Walt Disney World is offering three free nights and park tickets when you book a four-night package at a Walt Disney World Resort.Head over to www.smartertravel.com to read the whole article.
• Codes to Grab Free In-Flight Wi-Fi This Holiday Season – Lifehacker’s Kevin Purdy just posted this article:
  

  If you’re on a decently long flight and want to connect to the net, there are more options than ever this year. If you’re not flying Virgin America, however, they’re not free. Unless you have these coupon codes, that is. …

  Read the rest at Lifehacker

• Cruising With the Family on the Largest Ship Ever – Smarter Travel has posted some info about ziplines: From ziplines to climbing walls and restaurants to surf simulators, Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas has plenty to keep kids of all ages entertained.Head over to www.smartertravel.com to read the whole article.
• From Twitter – RT @sdmts Going to the Poinsettia bowl? Don’t pay for parking and fight traffic-get a $5 MTS day pass! http://budurl.com/mtsbowl
• Paris Treat Dec. 20: Millefeuille from Jacques Genin – Meg Zimbeck recently posted this on This Just In… Newsweek’s Travel Blog:It’s especially difficult now to find treats in Paris because of the weakened buying power of the dollar in France.