food IS a theme park
If you’re going to Disney World and won’t have access to a car, you’ll need a way to get around the resort.
Rideshare sign
And although Disney World has an excellent transportation system, sometimes you might need to book a rideshare, especially if you’re in a rush or need to travel quickly from one Disney World location to another. We use rideshare services at Disney World A LOT, so we’re going to break down our best tips and tricks based on everything we’ve learned along the way.
You’ve already got work, school, kids, family life, groceries, meal prep, your dying plants that you need to somehow revive. Add onto that planning a Disney trip with its complications about Park Passes, Genie+, dining reservations made 60 days in advance, and it can be…a lot. 😬
Woody says “Don’t make these Disney World mistakes.”
Truly, planning a Disney World vacation can be a daunting task. There are some things you might forget to do, or that you don’t know you need to do, or that you just DON’T do that could ruin your vacation. But don’t worry. Don’t stress out. As the song says, “you’ve got a friend in me!” Today we’re sharing our words of warning, along with lots of tips, to help you avoid those big mistakes that could ruin your trip!
Between hotel reservations, park tickets, dining reservations, and more, there have always been a lot of steps to planning a Disney World vacation. But, when the parks reopened shortly after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, things only got more complicated.
Cinderella Castle
All of a sudden, now guests had to worry about where they needed to wear face masks, how they were going to secure those hard-to-get dining reservations with a shorter reservation window, and the biggie — making Park Pass Reservations for every single day of their trip. And, while many of the initial changes made to Disney operations have returned to “normal” — or at least a “new normal” — park pass reservations have withstood time. So, will you have to plan out what feels like your every move in Disney World forever? Let’s take a look. [Read more…]
Ever plan a trip to Disney World and get so overwhelmed you feel like your head is going to EXPLODE? 🤯 Yeah, we get it. Planning a trip to Disney can be a lot. Between Park Passes, dining reservations, tickets, hotels, and more, it’s a monster to plan for.
Planning a Disney World trip can be stressful!
Today we’re making one step of the process just a little bit easier so that you won’t have to do quite as much research ahead of time. We present to you — the DFB guide with everything you need to know about renting a wheelchair in Disney World!
It’s no secret that Disney World is constantly changing and adapting to the times!
Disney World has been through some big changes!
Over the last 50 years, we’ve seen updated rides, changed restaurants, the addition of new hotels, and even new theme parks get built. As technology and culture evolve, Disney World does its best to keep up, and so we get theme parks that are VERY different from what they were a few decades ago. But what about those guests who haven’t been in a few decades — what do you need to know about the changes? Well, today we’re breaking it down for you!
This month is HUGE for Disney World…do you want to know why?
It’s a BIG month for Disney World!
Well, we’ve got a new hotel opening, the start of an EPCOT festival, the return of some popular entertainment, and tons of other exciting events happening all around the property. March is gearing up to be very busy, so we’ve compiled a list of all the things you need to know about Disney World this month!
If you’ve been to (or considered going to) Disney World recently, then you likely know that a single-day visit to the theme parks typically costs more than $100 a person making a day inside “the most magical place on earth” roughly $400-$500+ for a family of four.
Going to the parks certainly isn’t cheap!
Of course, that price can fluctuate depending on the season and the add-ons that you purchase, but you’ll be budgeting a few hundred (or even upwards of thousands of) dollars just to set FOOT in a Disney World park. So, if you’re dropping the big bucks on a day in any of the four parks, are you really getting your money’s worth? We’re breaking down the price of a Disney World ticket to let you know what every minute of your day really costs!
Disney World sees millions and millions of visitors every single year!
Magic Kingdom
A good chunk of those guests make their way to Disney World by way of the Orlando International Airport (MCO) — it was ranked one of the top ten busiest airports in the US! We’re looking forward to the addition of a train that can take guests directly from the airport to Disney, and we’ve seen updates like new bus transportation, too! But today we’re bringing you an update about another form of transportation — airplanes!
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!
Cinderella Castle
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!
Since Disney World’s reopening in 2020, there have been MANY changes at Disney World! And we expect those changes to keep on coming throughout 2022.
Magic Kingdom Balloons
So what might be different than your last vacation? Well, if you’re planning a 2022 Disney World trip, we’re outlining the biggest changes you’ll see at the resort this year.
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