food IS a theme park
There are a few reasons why you might need to LEAVE the Disney World parks in the middle of the day.
Animal Kingdom
Maybe you’ve got a dining reservation at one of the resorts or Disney Springs that you can’t miss. Maybe you’ve got some little ones who need a nap at the hotel and some cool-down time at the pool. Or maybe, you’re not prepared to stick it out when bad weather starts rolling your way!
What if I told you that Disney World isn’t as safe as you think?
Walt Disney World
To be sure, in general, not only is it the “most magical” place on Earth, but it’s known for top-notch safety and security. I mean, the rides are constantly inspected and refurbished, and just have a look at all the inspection points on the way in. Those security dogs aren’t just there to look cute. There are, however, some unexpectedly dangerous places within Disney World and you might be shocked about what’s on the list!
Listen, we know you’ve probably heard it all before.
Magic Kingdom
There are plenty of tips, tricks, hacks, and more out there to help you have the best Disney World trip possible. We know — we sort of wrote the book on it. But what about rules you might need to know on your Disney World trip? What makes sense for one visit might not make sense for the next, and if you’re heading to the parks soon — we’re sharing five big rules you need to know.
If you’ve been to Disney World even once, you probably know that rain can literally happen at any given moment.
Rainy day at EPCOT
The weather can completely disrupt your day, close down rides, and probably leave you soaked and miserable by the end of the day (although we DO have some tips to prepare for the weather). But what if there is a good side to the rain? What if you could score a HUGE discount, but ONLY when it rains in Disney World?
Ever had a vacation with friends or family totally RUINED by rain and bad weather?
Rain, Rain, Go Away
You know the feeling — your socks are totally soaked and squishy from the water they’ve absorbed (yay), your umbrella is a useless stick that’s been blown askew by the wind (awesome), and the outdoor activities you had hoped to try are canceled (joy). If you experienced a trip like that and left it feeling defeated, frustrated, and wishing you could have gotten your money back, we have something you need to know about.
Summer is almost here and that means more people will be headed to Disney World.
Main Street. U.S.A in Magic Kingdom
Big holiday weekends like Memorial Day, July 4th, and Labor Day, are popular at Disney World. If you are planning a visit during one of these weekends, you’ll want to be sure you come prepared. A lot has changed over the past few years between Genie+, Mobile Ordering and Park Reservations!
One thing you can never predict in Orlando is the weather.
Orlando International Airport
We’ve seen it all. From hurricane-force winds to random thunderstorms to flooding. All of these situations could affect everything from your flight to rides in Disney World. Well, today, a weather event is creating problems at Orlando International Airport, so we want to make you aware of it.
It seems like those April showers are coming in full force to the Orlando area. Recently, the Orlando International Airport was forced to cancel and delay several flights due to severe weather, and now more bad weather is on the way.
Bad weather in Disney World
Between the large hail that we recently saw in Orlando and the damaging winds blowing through Florida, the weather is really acting up right now!
We get it. When you spend so much time and money on a Disney World trip, you want it to be as close to perfect as it can be.
Cinderella Castle
The thing is, sometimes not-so-magical things happen in the world’s most magical place. Rides close temporarily, My Disney Experience has issues, crowds take over the parks, and more. These things could make you mad, and rightfully so. Some people, though, get mad over the oddest things in Disney World.
We’ve seen all kinds of weather conditions in Disney World!
Rainy Day in Hollywood Studios
From extreme heat to surprising cold to hurricane season, we feel like we’ve seen it all. And since Disney World is located in hurricane country, the parks get an excessive amount of rain throughout the year. Because of that, we’ve seen some pretty wild flooding in Disney World, and we’re here to talk about it!
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