food IS a theme park
When you visit Disney World, there are official rules that you have to follow.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
For example, there are very specific rules about wearing costumes in the parks, particularly for adults. There are rules about what you can and can’t bring into the parks when you visit. There are also some unspoken rules that are, more or less, common sense. However, there is one rule, but it’s kind of weird — and well, this rule could be Disney just lying to you.
Eating at Disney World is a bit more complicated than you think.
Food
While the Disney World Resort offers a litany of food options, from sit-down restaurants to quick-service snacks and everything in between, eating at the resort isn’t always as easy as it seems. While many are aware that pretty much every restaurant on property requires an Advanced Dining Reservation, there are also some other Disney World dining rules that not every guest is aware of.
Disney World has the best rides, right?!
Jungle Cruise
And we’re not all just about the brand new rides like Tiana’s Bayou Adventure or TRON Lightcycle / Run. No, even the classics like Peter Pan’s Flight or the Mad Tea Party can still slap. Now that got us thinking about your next trip especially if you’re a true fan of the Jungle Cruise and you’re counting down the days until your next voyage, there’s this one rule that every Cast Member at Jungle Cruise is begging you not to break. Let’s talk about it!
Do you visit the pool at your Disney World Resort? Or do you prefer to relax in other ways?
Fuentes del Morro pool at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort
Depending on what time of day you visit, the Disney World hotel pools can get very crowded! With people trying to cool off from the parks midday or taking a rest day at the resort, using the pool is a very coveted amenity for many. However, now it seems Disney is having to crack down on some pool rules.
No two Disney World trips are the same. Whether the changes are big or small, the parks have come a long way since Magic Kingdom first opened over 50 years ago.
Magic Kingdom is about to get bigger
When Walt Disney dreamt up Disneyland and later Disney World, he had a very specific vision of what he wanted them to look like — and the easiest way to bring his vision to life was by implementing very specific rules to match. Over the years, those rules have been relaxed a bit and we’re taking a look at some of them.
Most rules in Disney World are quite obvious, as they’re common sense, or the same rules you see at different theme parks around the world.
EPCOT
This includes things like no altercations with other guests or Cast Members, no jumping out of ride vehicles when you’’re ON the ride, and more simple things like no smoking, stealing, or wearing clothes that don’t cover the parts of you they should. But what happens if someone refuses to follow these rules?
Hey, we get it. There’s a lot to do when planning what you’re going to bring with you on your next Disney World trip!
Magic Kingdom
Don’t worry. This is what we’re here for. So you always have those essentials like ponchos, chargers, and comfy shoes to pack. but did you know that there are a few things that are flat-out prohibited from Disney World? And they might not be that obvious!
We are less than a month away from the grand opening of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure in Magic Kingdom!
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
We have been keeping a close eye on the construction since it started, and recently got a first look at all the merchandise coming! We have also been watching as Cast Member previews began off earlier this week. While we have seen the ride have its fair share of downtimes, we know they are still working out the kinks and we are looking forward to experiencing this attraction for the first time.
Disneyland’s app has a added a long-desired new feature.
Disneyland
For those unfamiliar, the Disneyland Resort’s Magic Key pass system – essentially the current version of annual passes – features a park reservation rule regarding no-shows. Members who “no-show” more than 3 reservations in a 90 day period are barred from making a new reservation for 30 days. In a long-awaited update, the Disneyland app finally makes these no-shows easy to track.
When you visit Disney World, you agree to abide by the theme parks’ rules the minute you step onto Disney property.
Haunted Mansion
Now, some of these rules are pretty strict, meaning that if you break them, you could get banned from the parks. There are even rules you may not even be aware of, but they’re still rules nonetheless. Of course, there are also unspoken rules. When it comes to rides, there are also rules that you need to follow, but one ride, Haunted Mansion, has a big one that Cast Members hope you don’t break (because people do it ALL the time).
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