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Snacks 6. Food & Wine Festival Kiosk Snack Portions The Food & Wine Festival kiosks offer what is by far the best value when it comes to using snack credits. With many of these options costing upwards of $7, you really can’t go wrong when using your credits at these kiosks.

Choosing to invest in the Disney Dining Plan is a huge investment. Therefore, anyone who makes this leap is definitely going to be looking for ways to maximize their credits. In order to do this, you’ll need to look at the various meal and snack costs and find those that are most expensive while still only requiring one credit. You’ll ...

Table Service 20. Hollywood and Vine Fantasmic Package This option is ideal for those who wish to meet the Fab Five and have great seats to see “Fantasmic!” The experience includes a delicious buffet in a great location in Hollywood Studios, signatures and good times with some classic characters, and special seating for that night’s performance of “Fantasmic!” Definitely a ...

19. Akershus Royal Banquet Hall Dinner Princess fans will love Akershus. The castle-like setting is perfectly magical, and there are always plenty of princesses close at hand. Why Akershus and not Cinderella’s Royal Table, you might ask? Well, the Akershus experience only requires one credit, but is just as memorable and yummy.

18. Whispering Canyon Cafe Whispering Canyon Cafe is a funny addition to this list. When you enter, it certainly doesn’t seem like a pricy place, and the location is a bit out of the way. However, expensive entrees can be found here, and the fun of dining here makes it well worth a boat ride over. Photo Credit: Disney

4. See Shows One of the best things to do when it’s crowded at Disney World is stop to see shows. Shows don’t require you to wait in endlessly long queues, and by their nature they can be enjoyed by enormous numbers of people all at once. Therefore, if you find that one day of your vacation is more crowded ...

3. Take a Break All four of the Disney World parks tend to be the most crowded in the mid-afternoon. During this time, the early birds are still going strong and the late risers are still pouring in. These crowds usually stick around through the early evening and begin to dwindle around dinner time. Instead of fighting the biggest crowds ...

2. Make Dinner Fun When you get back to the park, you may find that the crowds have not yet thinned out. That’s okay! Instead of hopping in a ridiculously long ride line, spend your time having fun while also filling up. There are dozens of super cool meal experiences in Disney World, and choosing one of these for an ...

1. Stay Late Finally, be sure to make the most of your time by sticking around until closing. During the most crowded times of the year, some of the parks will stay open until midnight. By sticking around after fireworks and using those few extra hours, you’ll likely be able to squeeze in a lot more attractions, and thanks to ...

No matter when you visit, Disney World is a bustling place. That said, some days are certainly more crowded than others, and being caught at Disney during one of the super busy days can be stressful. In fact, many visitors even feel that huge crowds can ruin their entire vacation. Fortunately for you, by going in prepared, you can avoid ...