Dreaming of the ultimate Disney World vacation—but not the sky-high price tag? This week on Stacking Adventures, we sit down with Kevin Payne from Family Money Adventure to help you create maximum magic without maxing out your wallet.

Kevin brings the goods:

• How to make the most of Genie+ without losing your mind (or your place in line)
• The best ways to dodge long waits and still hit all your must-do rides
• Pro tips for navigating the parks with kids and keeping your budget intact

From culinary gems hidden across all four parks to smart strategies for picking your Disney digs, Kevin shows you how to plan a stress-free, crowd-savvy, wallet-respecting trip. You'll also get the scoop on using apps to time your day right, gear that makes schlepping through the parks a little less sweaty, and why certain festivals or attractions might be worth planning your trip around.

We also explore:

• The ride strategy you didn’t know you needed
• Where to find some of Disney’s best food (hint: it’s not always where the lines are)
• Whether staying off-property is a budget win or a logistical headache
• Tips for handling Epcot, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom, and the Magic Kingdom like a pro

Whether you’re a first-timer or practically have Mickey on speed dial, this episode is your ticket to fewer lines, better meals, and way more magic per dollar.

You'll find Kevin's awesome gear of the day (wait until you hear what it is!) at StackingAdventures.com/GOTD

Send us YOUR Walt Disney World story at StackingAdventures.com/MyStory

Ever wonder how to mix castles, kilts, and a couple of sheep with your golf game? In this episode of Stacking Adventures, Doug takes us along for his journey through Scotland—complete with scenic views, unpredictable weather, questionable driving skills, and plenty of old-world charm.

From teeing off next to livestock to dodging crowds at iconic tourist spots, Doug shares how to blend thoughtful planning with room for spontaneity. You’ll hear about his golf adventures on windswept courses, discover why the sheep in Scotland may be tougher than some caddies, and get tips for navigating rental cars that assume you already know how to drive stick on the wrong side of the road.

We also cover:

• Why Google Flights paired with a good ol’ notebook might be your best travel-planning combo.

• When to trust the guidebook… and when to trust your gut.

• What tourist attractions are worth your time—and which ones might leave you saying, “That’s it?”

• A behind-the-scenes look at lodging, road-tripping, and eating your way through the Highlands.

• A father-son bonding moment you’ll want to bottle.

• How to find Scotch that’s smoother than your backswing.

Whether you’re planning your own Scottish getaway or just here for the ride, this episode is packed with real travel insights, a few cautionary tales, and inspiration for your next adventure.

Ready to time-travel without the flux capacitor? In this nostalgia-packed episode of Stacking Adventures, hosts Joe Saul-Sehy and Crystal Hammond hit the open road—metaphorically speaking—to explore some of America’s most iconic roadside landmarks, unforgettable signage, and quirky attractions that make every road trip an adventure worth taking.

Joining them is Americana enthusiast and Instagram-fueled author Rolando Pujol, who’s turned his childhood fascination with vintage neon and roadside kitsch into a full-fledged love letter to U.S. travel history. From giant peaches to lobsters as big as your car, from architectural oddities to places that scream "you can’t get this experience on Zoom," this episode is a celebration of the beautifully weird, wildly nostalgic, and unmistakably American.

• Road Signs that Raised Us: From Chicago’s White Sox signage to the Breezewood rest stop, Joe and Crystal reminisce about the places burned into our memory through pure roadside repetition.

• Rolando’s Retro Obsession: Discover how childhood drives through Sleepy Hollow turned into an Instagram account, which turned into a book deal. If you've ever pulled over to snap a photo of a fiberglass dinosaur, you'll feel seen.

• Where Quirky Meets Culinary: McDonald’s golden arches take a starring role—not just for fries but for its ever-evolving architecture. Plus, hear about Wild Blueberry Land in Maine, an oversized burrito haven in Arizona, and the cult-worthy Boll Weevil eatery.

• Signs of the Times: Learn why neon signs, repurposed buildings, and goofy roadside sculptures tell us more about a town than any chamber of commerce brochure ever could.

• The Enchanted Highway and Route 66: What happens when you mix art, open roads, and a passion for preservation? You get destinations that belong on every Adventurer's bucket list.

Beyond the entertainment value (and serious Instagram inspo), this episode celebrates how road trips connect us to history, creativity, and identity—one vintage sign or giant lobster at a time. You’ll laugh, you’ll map your next trip, and you might even dig out that old road atlas.

Got your own favorite roadside gem? Share it with the Adventurer community! Your quirky dive bar, haunting ghost town, or 20-foot gnome might just make someone else’s travel dreams come true.

Here's how to tell your story: StackingAdventures.com/MyStory. You'll have five whole minutes to share YOUR roadside attraction adventure!