6. Water parks While devout Disney fans will usually make time for the water parks, it sometimes takes people a couple of trips to actually getting around to doing them. I had this problem when I first started visiting Walt Disney World. We didn’t have enough time to get everything done that we had wanted to do in the theme ...

A lot of people confuse Disney’s BoardWalk for Disney Springs. They are two completely different places. Disney’s BoardWalk is a good way to still have the Disney magic in a more relaxed setting. Since it is not part of one of the theme parks, it is free to get in. Whether you are local or from out of town, here ...

Packing for Disney can be a stressful thing. You have to consider weather, length of stay, toiletries, random items needed throughout each day, medications, and of course all of your Disney gear and accessories. If you are flying, worrying about weight limits can also add stress to your packing list. After many trips to Disney, I’ve determined that these are ...

Disney’s Animal Kingdom is the largest park in Walt Disney World, and many guests opt to spend more time there visiting the various animal habitats and exhibits. Home to classic attractions such as Kilimanjaro Safaris and Expedition Everest, new attractions like Avatar Flight of Passage and Na’vi River Journey, and home to the Tree of Life, Disney’s Animal Kingdom offers ...

I have always stayed at a Disney resort during our Disney vacations. I looked into it a couple times to see what the cost difference would be versus the benefits of staying on property and I found that there are just too many benefits to staying on property that are crucial to my family’s experience and vacation plans. Some of ...

10. Try new things Walt Disney World has so many different and exciting things that you probably don’t have the chance to try at home, so take this opportunity to try something new! Whether it be a new food you’ve never tried, or a ride that you’ve always been afraid to go on, just try it! You never know, you ...

Make payments on the trip When booking a Disney vacation package, you do not need to immediately pay in full for your trip. You can book the deposit, and make payments in amounts of at least $20 leading up to your trip. This may make paying for a Disney vacation much more manageable for you. Following from this point, some ...