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NEWS: Disney Announces $30 Billion Will Go To Park Expansions

Disney has been talking about the future a lot lately, including how the company plans to spend its massive budgets in the coming decade.

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Back in September, Disney announced it would spend $60 billion in the Experiences section of its parks in the next 10 years. Since then, we haven’t heard much about where specifically that money could go. Additionally, Disney has shared some announcements that certain expansions are on the way but has not provided a definite timeline. Now, though, we’ve got a chart that could clear up some of our questions!

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The CHEAPEST Week To Go to Disney World in 2024

By Kayleigh Henniger 4 Comments

Listen, going to Disney World is expensive. There’s no other way to put it. However, for many of us, it’s a non-negotiable.

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That’s why we make it our life’s mission to find the CHEAPEST ways to have the most magical Disney vacation ever. That was a little bit dramatic, and it probably isn’t our whole life’s mission, but finding ways to make Disney World cheaper is one of the reasons why this blog exists, okay? Anyway, we did some digging and we found a way for you to save a lot of money in Disney World in 2024. Let’s talk about it!

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Tip from the DFB Guide: Budgeting For Disney Snacks!

By AJ 5 Comments

So you’re planning your next trip to Walt Disney World. And we all know that the FastPasses are the most important detail to cross off your list, right?

Wrong. Because the real reason we go to Walt Disney World? The Snacks!

Okay — they’re both important. But I bet that we can agree — one of the biggest reasons we both love Disney is the amazing variety of food choices, and fun snack options E-BER-Y-WHERE.

But the sheer volume of choices can be overwhelming! After all, how do you choose? And once you choose, how do you budget in order to try everything on that must-have list you’ve been compiling?

I totally get it! And that’s why we’ve dedicated a large section to snacking — our favorite Disney recreation — in our best selling DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining 2015!

Let’s talk through some of my Best Tips for Snack Budgeting. And if these tips are helpful to you, pick up your copy of the Guide today for $4 off using code “2015” right here!

Budgeting Money or Snack Credits

Whether you’re paying out of pocket for your snacks, or you’ll be using Disney Dining Plan Snack Credits, planning ahead is the key to ensure you enjoy the treats you’ve been been dreaming about.

Who Can Resist a Handmade Ice Cream Cookie Sandwich in the Shadow of Cinderella Castle??

One of my favorite features of the DFB Guide Books are the worksheets that we provide you to plan every facet of your eating journey. And snacking is no exception!

Use the handy worksheets to jot down all of the snacks that you’re anxious to try. Our Snacks Chapter is a great resource for browsing all of the possibilities! With full lists and reviews of snacks throughout Walt Disney World, you have everything compiled in one easy place!

Brainstorm everything you’d like to sample, and include their locations. Then, figure out where the snacks fit into your master plan.

White Chocolate Rabbit and Queen of Hearts Strawberry Shortcake Cake Cups

Be Sure to Save Room for Cake Cups at Cheshire Cafe

If you’re paying for food out of pocket, the keep in mind that most Disney snacks run between $2 and $10, with many of them priced in the $3-5 range. If you’re working with Snack Credits, a general rule of thumb is that a single serving food under $5.19 is usually available for your Snack Credit.

Budgeting Stomach Space

So you’ve done the planning, and you know exactly which snacks you want to try on your next visit. You’ve worked out the budget, and the money and credits are there to cover it all.

A Jalapeno Cheese Pretzel is Worth Saving Room For

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