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6. Book your dining reservations. Dining reservations at Disney World can also be made in advance—180 days in advance. And because so many of Disney’s dining venues are wildly popular among Guests, if there’s a dining experience you’re really hoping to have, it’s vital to make your reservation 180 days in advance. For example, restaurants like Cinderella’s Royal Table and ...

A magical vacation at the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida promises the most fun and excitement any family can have on any trip. Because of all there is to do at Disney, planning a trip to the parks is no small undertaking. But the work you put into planning your trip will pay off exponentially once you’re finally there! ...

5. By all means, don’t set a souvenir budget. You’re not a child. You’re a responsible adult. There’s simply no chance that you’ll even be tempted to overspend on Disney souvenirs while you’re enjoying the parks. And all that talk about the dangers of getting caught up in the excitement of the parks to the point that you throw spending ...

Let’s Recap! 1. Don’t put too much effort into planning your Disney trip. – After all, planning is overrated and can be quite the fun-kill as well. Just wing it. 2. Don’t sweat the small stuff. – Like FastPasses, for example. After all, Disney only allows you 3 FastPass+ selections per day, and if you use those up, you can ...

DisneyFanatic.com and HowToDisney.com make it a priority to guide our readers in making the most out of their experiences at Disney World. Our team prides itself on sharing tips with fellow Disney fanatics about planning, preparing and procuring the most magical trip possible. But today we thought it might be interesting to take a look at a step-by-step guide on ...

5. Dinner at Victoria & Albert’s – $185 to $250 Date night can be spectacular at Disney World when you dine at Victoria & Albert’s. This 5-star restaurant inside Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort offers such items as Kobi-style beef, elk tenderloin and seared duck. For dessert, try the Chai Tea ice cream. The menu changes from time to time, but ...

Let’s Recap! 1. The Perfectly Princess Tea Party – $334 – What a perfect tea party indeed. The Perfectly Princess Tea Party takes place in the Tea Room at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa. 2. VIP Tour Service in Disney’s theme parks – $3,000 to $4,200+ – This tour of Walt Disney World will have you feeling like a ...

The Walt Disney World Resort in Florida is well known as the most magical vacation destination on earth. There are thrill rides, interactive attractions, spectacular stage shows, musicals, exceptional cuisine, musicals and second-to-none customer service. But there’s another side to Disney World that truly takes the vacation experience to a level unattainable by any of Disney’s competitors. That’s because aside ...

5. The Mad Hatter The Mad Hatter from Disney’s Alice in Wonderlandis another character you can see during the Festival of Fantasy Parade at Magic Kingdom. But if meeting the quirky tea connoisseur is one of your Disney dreams,  your best bet is to book the “Supercalifragilistic Breakfast” at 1900 Park Fare inside Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort. You’ll enjoy a ...

8. Baymax On a scale from 1 to 10, how would you rate your excitement over meeting Baymax from Disney’s Big Hero 6. If you answered “10” you’ll be feeling great when you discover you can meet this lovable personal healthcare companion at EPCOT’s Character Spot. Get hugs and pose for pictures with this friendly fluffy robot and remember not ...