10. Check Out Other Disney Resorts
Feeling a little Disney World stress? Here’s a suggestion. Take a boat, bus, or monorail to other Resorts, and learn about what other Disney Resorts have to offer. Spend a day or afternoon exploring some of the more elaborate Resorts, such as the Contemporary, the Polynesian, Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, or the Grand Floridian.
9. Ride on a Boat
Take a leisurely ride on a Disney water taxi. There are several different boat launches where you can board a water taxi for a ride to one of the Resorts. You can also ride a boat from Epcot to Hollywood Studios, or Hollywood Studios to Epcot, with stops along the way at different Disney Resorts. These Disney watercraft are a great way to enjoy a cruise on Bay Lake and very relaxing. If you are staying at select Disney Resorts, you can also take a boat ride to Disney Springs. In the heat of the day and when its really crowded, a boat ride can diminish any stress you may be feeling.
8. Eat and Consume Lots of Water
Sometimes our stomachs can cause some stress, especially when it’s been a while since you and your family have taken a break. When the crowds are getting heavy and lines are forming everywhere, and your children are tired, hot, hungry or thirsty, and stress levels are rising, it’s time to take that break. Food and beverages are essential for a stress-free visit to Disney World.
7. Explore Tom Sawyer’s Island
Take a ride on a motorized raft over to Tom Sawyer’s Island and have a rollicking good time. There are no lines, no fast pass rides; just an island where fun and exploring are the name of the game. It’s a place where children can burn off some energy, and parents can relive their childhood.
6. Take Advantage of Package Pickup Service
When you find that extra special gift or souvenir, but don’t want to carry it around all day, you can take advantage of the Disney World Package Pickup option and have your packages delivered to your Disney Resort Hotel, or you can have them sent to the package pickup site, usually located at the entrance to each theme park. Just stop by, show your receipt and pick up your merchandise when leaving the park.
