food IS a theme park
Thinking of booking a Disney World trip in June? Got that hotel picked out, park tickets arranged, and a LONG list of snacks you’ve got to try? Awesome! But there’s another thing you’ve got to look at — flights!
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Airfare can take up a HUGE part of your budget, and due to rising fuel costs and other factors, prices could continue to increase. So just how much should you budget for flight costs for June? Here’s what we’re seeing.
The travel industry has been a bit complicated over the past couple of years, especially if you’re trying to fly somewhere.
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There are new requirements on planes like wearing masks, many flights have been canceled due to the pandemic, and new routes have been added as well. The airlines themselves have even been changing. We previously told you about Spirit Airlines’ plans to combine with Frontier Airlines, but now, all of that might be changing.
Are you itching for a Disney World vacation? Got those post-Disney blues? Just craving a seat on a bench on Main Street, U.S.A. with a citrus swirl in hand? Well, maybe May of 2022 will be THE month for you — the month that you finally get back to your “happy place.” If that’s the case, there’s one big cost you need to consider…airfare.
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Every month, we stop to examine the average cost to fly to Disney World to help you get a feel for what costs might be for your trip. We last took a look at those flight costs for April, but now it’s time to jump to May! Ready to get planning? Then grab your imaginary luggage and go on a journey with us…a budget journey that is!
Travel can be stressful. Like, really stressful. Whether it’s crowded airports, flight delays, or even planning rest stops on your road trip, a lot of people breathe a sigh of relief when they finally make it to their destination after a long travel day.
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But unfortunately, if you’re flying on your next vacation, the increasing price of airline tickets might be another thing to add to your stress.
If you’ve planned a Disney World trip recently, you’ve probably found yourself thinking, “wow, this is A LOT more complicated than I remember.” And, you’re not wrong!
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Between deciding what parks you want to visit, where you want to eat, whether you want to rent a car, if you’ll be purchasing Genie+ (the new way to “skip the line” at popular attractions), and more, there’s a whole lot to think about now! And, on top of it all, some issues or complications can arise with all of these things that make planning your trip even more of a hassle. So, instead of throwing in the towel and giving up on your trip, we’re breaking down some of our tips and tricks to making your next Disney World trip easier!
“Supply chain” seems to be the hottest buzzword as of late. Supply chain problems are a hot topic in the world right now. Labor and material shortages mean that some products are getting more difficult to find.
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But you might not know that those supply chain issues can also impact your Disney World trip. We’ve seen shortages of merchandise and some food items, and there have been some transportation issues that could impact your trip as well. We’re taking a look now at all of the ways that supply issues could affect your next Disney World vacation. [Read more…]
Planning to visit Disney World in March of 2022? That month will mark the start of the EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival, the opening of the Star Wars Hotel (Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser), and the return of the Festival of Fantasy Parade.
Balloons on Main Street, U.S.A.
Well if you’re heading to Disney World in March, you’ll need to set up those hotel arrangements, buy your tickets, make Park Passes, and make dining reservations too. You’ll also need to figure out just how to get to Disney World. If you’re thinking of flying to Disney World in March and wondering how much that would cost, we’ve got you covered! Today we’re breaking down what you need to know.
To ensure we are equipping our readers with all the information they need, we will continue to report on all travel, safety, and COVID-related news that could impact a Disney Parks visit.
The airline industry has been majorly affected by the rise of the omicron COVID-19 variant.
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Over 3,000 flights were canceled on Christmas Eve, followed by thousands more flight cancellations through the New Year. Some of our readers have had travel plans impacted by the omicron variant as the United States hit a record 1 million daily COVID-19 cases, and the airline industry is still facing complications.
Planning a trip to Disney World means figuring out how to get there. Are you driving or flying??
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Unless you’re local to Disney World, you’re might be choosing to fly into Orlando, Florida, which means you’re probably traveling to Orlando International Airport (MCO). While airlines like Frontier, Southwest, and American Airlines have been adding more nonstop routes to MCO, now another airline is adding a new nonstop route! Check out if it’s near you.
A lot can change in 50 years! With Disney World celebrating its 50th anniversary, we’ve been feeling nostalgic and looking back at old times, and we’re constantly surprised by just how MUCH is different in the Most Magical Place on Earth these days!
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From bygone rides and restaurants to new parks, new hotels, and new attractions, Disney World looks very different than it did in 1971. Oh and let’s not forget the MAJOR change in prices! Some of these “how it started, how it’s goings” might really surprise you! [Read more…]
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