food IS a theme park
Welcome back, DFB friends! We’re here with another DFB Video, and today we’re talking about the mishaps you can encounter in Disney World!
Mickey Bus
While there are so many wonderful things to see, do, and eat in the parks, problems just tend to happen on vacations (we’ve all been there and done that). But, sometimes, there are a few difficulties that we don’t expect to happen while we’re staying at Disney World. Don’t worry — the DFB team has got you covered!
In late March, Disney announced several new policies for guests visiting parks in Walt Disney World and Disneyland. And most of those new policies go into effect today, May 1, 2019.
My Disney Experience App pop up with park rules
Included in the new policies is a ban on smoking inside the parks. Park maps have been updated designating the new outside-of-entrance smoking locations accordingly.
Animal Kingdom Park Map and Guide
In Animal Kingdom, the only smoking location is outside the gates near the security stands.
Disney has announced several new policies that you will want to know for your next trip to a Walt Disney World or Disneyland Resort park.
Walt Disney World entrance
While we’ve already discussed the new Smoking Policy, we’ll take another quick look at it here. But we’ll begin by discussing new limitations on Strollers (including a new Policy banning Stroller Wagons). We’ll also look at new rules surrounding the bringing of loose and dry ice in the parks, as well as when each policy goes into effect. [Read more…]
If you’re planning a visit to Disney World with little kids, you might find yourself overwhelmed by all the choices when it comes to planning. And, you might be getting a lot of advice from well-intentioned friends and family — but you’re still confused.
Have no fear! Our good friends (and recommended travel agents!) at Small World Vacations have been planning Disney World trips for families for YEARS and they have the answers you’re looking for when it comes to Disney World planning with young kids!
Cinderella Castle at the Magic Kingdom
Thankfully, Walt Disney World makes it pretty darn easy to dine with little kids. Meals for children under age three are free in many circumstances, high chairs are available everywhere, and healthier side dishes are now de rigueur in kids’ meals.
And of course you should know that with the one teeny exception of Victoria & Albert’s, even the smallest children are welcome at any Disney restaurant. Don’t even spend a moment worrying about whether it’s OK to bring your baby with you to dinner. It’s absolutely, 100%, fine. No kidding.
But while the restaurants are happy to have your baby on board, from a logistical standpoint, dining with a smaller baby can pose a bit of challenge at Walt Disney World, or anywhere else for that matter.
Disney High Chairs are Plentiful!
Restaurant meals can be particularly arduous if you have a new baby that’s too small to sit at a high chair. What do you do with the baby while you’re eating? How to do you balance feeding the infant and feeding yourself? [Read more…]
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