DisneyTips.com Your Guide To A Great Disney Vacation

1. Rope drop at Magic Kingdom Getting to the Magic Kingdom just before the park opens is one experience that can really create  a special start to a day in the park. Arrive early to be greeted by a welcome show with favorite characters on the castle stage, and enjoy getting to ride your favorite attractions with short wait times ...

1. The Grey Stuff The Grey Stuff has always been a staple at Be Our Guest Restaurant in the Magic Kingdom, but with the addition of a new dinner pre-fixe menu this classic dessert just got an upgrade! This delicious cookies and cream mousse has previously been served on its own and atop cookies and cupcakes, but it’s now being ...

1. Disney Pin Traders For collectors of Disney pins, vinylmation, and even the occasional specialty lanyard or MagicBand, Disney Pin Traders is a must-do destination while visiting Disney Springs. The store features a wide selection of Disney pins, including limited release items and designs from across the Walt Disney World Resort as well as from Disney Cruise Line. Many guests ...

1. A select few restaurants come with bottomless alcoholic beverages Unlimited alcoholic beverages is certainly a rare prospect at the Walt Disney World Resort, but there are a couple of locations where you can actually score multiple drinks for one price. Dinner shows like the Hoop Dee Doo Revue typically come with bottomless beer (Bud Light) or (Beso del Sol) ...

Walt Disney World is loaded with numerous exceptional restaurants! There are some however that serve up delicious meals all day long. Check out these 8 restaurants we could easily enjoy for ALL meals of the day – breakfast, lunch AND dinner! [google_ad] 1. Grand Floridian Cafe The most casual of all of the table service restaurants at Walt Disney World’s ...

Chances are you’ve heard of the Disney Dining Plan (DDP) but you just aren’t sure if it’s right for your family and for your budget. Check out these seven questions you should ask yourself when trying to decide if the DDP is right for you! [google_ad] 1. Do you have a large appetite? The Disney Dining Plan is advertised as ...

1. Which parks are part of the Walt Disney World Resort? The Walt Disney World Resort is made up up four theme parks (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom), two waterparks (Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon), Disney Springs (a shopping, dining, and entertainment complex), and two miniature golf gourses (Fantasia Gardens and Winter Summerland). If you’re looking for ...

1. Plan around your budget Disney makes it easy to find a resort for your budget because the resorts are broken up into three categories– value, moderate, and deluxe. Value resorts are perfect for guests who want to save the most money or use more of their budget in other area like for dining or activities, and deluxe resorts work ...

1. The animals are more active in the morning If seeing the animals is a priority (which it should be, it’s Animal Kingdom after all!) be sure to get to the park early. Most of the animals tend to be more active in the morning than during any other part of the day, so your best safari rides and experiences ...

Planning on trying the four park challenge on your next visit to the Walt Disney World Resort? While you can really make this challenge entirely your own, it’s going to be exhausting no matter how you plan to break up the day. Though it is tiring, visiting all four parks is a fun challenge and can easily become one of ...