food IS a theme park
Here at DFB, we’re experts on the BEST ride seats in Disney World.
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
We know that the back row of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad is the wildest, that requesting section B1 on Soarin’ will get you the best view, and that well…there really IS no good seat on Kali River Rapids (may the odds be ever in your favor to stay dry!). But what about the Walt Disney World Railroad? Well, we’ve got a tip for that classic Disney ride as well!
In case you missed the news, Disney World is about to start selling annual passes again!
NEW AP card
Sales have been paused for most pass tiers for quite some time now, but on April 20th, all four pass types will be available to purchase online again. Disney has warned that there are limited quantities, but we already know what the pricing will look like, so you’ve got a little bit of time to plan for that purchase. However, with all this news, there’s one rule we think we should discuss!
Proposing is not something you take lightly. In fact, it’s something you likely think about for months on end, and you want it to be perfect.
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Popular wedding destinations in Disney World include Haunted Mansion, the Swan Reserve Hotel, and of course, in front of Cinderella Castle. But if there’s one thing Disney World weddings are OTHER than magical, they’re extremely expensive. So maybe you don’t necessarily want your big day to happen in Disney World, but perhaps proposing in The Most Magical Place on Earth isn’t totally out of the question. But how do you go about it? How should you prepare, or know it’s the right decision? We’ve put together a whole list of ideas, tips, and advice for proposing in Disney World below to help you out.
So you’re planning a trip to Disney World with your little one — what do you need to know?
Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Taking kids to Disney World when they’re in the toddler stage can be a challenge. Between navigating naptimes, finding food that they’ll eat, and dealing with an unfamiliar environment, there’s a lot to learn. But today we’re prepared to answer one of your big questions — which Disney World park is BEST for toddlers?
Who’s ready for some AWESOME tips for your Disney World vacation?
Tree of Life
Here at DFB, we’re Disney World experts — we’re in the parks every day, we’re writing about the latest park news daily, and we’re even planning our own vacations to visit for fun. With all that experience, we’ve got plenty of hot tips to share to make your trip as smooth and hassle-free as possible. So here are some of our top tips that you may have never heard!
DON’T PANIC!
Hollywood Studios
If you’re in the situation where you really want to go to Disney World, but you’ve only got two days to get it all done…don’t freak out yet. It may seem like a daunting task (because there’s SO much to do across the property!), but a short vacation is completely doable. That’s why we’re sharing our tips for how to have a successful trip in just two days!
As a group of self-proclaimed vacation experts, our team has flown a LOT.
Terminal C at the Orlando International Airport
Collectively we’ve probably spent thousands of hours in airports across the country, whether flying to Disney World or taking an international trip. And all that experience means that we have a lot of advice to share! That’s why today, we’re rounding up our top air travel tips in the hopes that we can make your in-flight experience as smooth as possible.
Going to Disney World with little ones can be a definite challenge.
Cinderella Castle
The days are long, schedules aren’t what you’re used to at home, and there’s so much to do that it can be a challenge to decide what to prioritize! So where do you start once you get to the parks? We reached out to our readers and asked “What’s your #1 must-do in each park for families with small children?” Today, we’re sharing their answers so that YOU can be prepared!
Let’s be honest, Disney World can be straight-up creepy sometimes.
Haunted Mansion
From scary villains to haunted mansions, there are some things about the parks that are surprisingly spooky. (Have you ever BEEN on DINOSAUR in Animal Kingdom?!) But besides that, the parks at night are a completely different vibe than they are during the daytime. If you find yourself out and about at night, there are some places in Disney World that you may not want to walk alone!
There’s a lot of planning to do when it comes to a Disney World trip these days. And, you might find yourself having some pretty bad ideas in the process!
Cinderella Castle at Disney World
Whether this is your first trip or 50th trip, it’s easy to end up making some big mistakes that cost you some of the fun on your Disney trip. So, let us help save you from yourself and avoid making these 8 mistakes in Disney World!
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