Disney Tips Your Guide To A Great Disney Vacation

8. Classic attractions Whether or not you’ve ever actually been to Walt Disney World, you probably know of some of the resort’s most popular attractions. Most people tend to know of the most classic attractions, such as the Haunted Mansion, Space Mountain, and Pirates of the Caribbean. It’s really exciting for any Disney fan to experience these attractions, but it’s ...

8. Holiday Décor Ornaments, lights, throw blankets, pillows, nutcrackers, and more are excellent Disney souvenirs if you’re looking to decorate your house for the holidays and add a little bit of extra Disney magic to your home. Some guests can have entire Disney-themed Christmas trees, and others put up stockings decorated with their favorite characters. The best part about shopping ...

10. Snacks Sometimes we think of snacks at a theme park and the only things that come to mind are overpriced boxes of popcorn and average at best pretzels or fried dough. Snacks at Disney are amazing compared to its competitors. With such a wide range of snack options from the classics like turkey legs and churros, to offerings from ...

by Brittany DiCologero 5. It’s Tough to be a Bug It’s Tough to be a Bug is a great show, although it could use some updating. While this show is entertaining, I would not complain if some slight updates were made. Ideally, I would at least rework the queue line, maybe to be interactive or maybe to have some more ...

8. Taking breaks is important People who have never been to Walt Disney World generally tend to underestimate the size of the resort, and therefore end up stressing once they arrive trying to figure out how they can fit everything they want to do into a five day stay. Because there really is so much to do at Walt Disney ...

Chances are if you’re a Disney fan, you have a very strong opinion about Frozen, and its presence in the parks. The following list details fine things to love and hate about this movie, all of which are ironically things that can easily be either loved or hated. For the most part, I dislike Frozen’s increased presence in the theme ...

9. Things you forgot to pack When you travel anywhere, it’s no secret that those basic items you forgot to pack are going to be more expensive to purchase from the airport or your resort than from your local pharmacy. To avoid this scenario, create a packing list and stick to it. Even if you’ve gone through and checked items ...

9. Know park hours/events It’s important to know the park’s hours and what special events are happening during your vacation, simply so you’ll know what to expect in advance for how much time you’ll be able to spend in each park. For instance, if you’re visiting the Magic Kingdom during the Fall, and you’re not planning on attending Mickey’s Not ...

8. Take advantage of short wait times The fireworks offer an excellent opportunity to ride some of your favorite attractions with little or no wait times. I still recommend that you “properly” see the fireworks at least once per trip, but during Happily Ever After the lines for rides will be extremely short, so you might find it worth it ...

8. Use Fastpass+ Even if you do not think you’ll know where exactly you’ll be at certain days or times, I always find it helpful to make some Fastpass reservations in advance. By having some Fastpasses already made, you’ll know for sure that you’ll be able to experience certain attractions with little or no wait regardless of how busy the ...