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Even the most diehard Disney fans will admit that they also love non-Disney related things. And if you love Walt Disney World Resort, why wouldn’t you love Universal Orlando Resort? Visiting the incredible neighboring theme park resort during your Disney vacation makes so much sense – all you need is a plan. The resorts are really not that different to ...

2. Use the Landmarks If you’re a little like Moana and have a good sense of direction then you may not need apps or maps or even signposts. Whether or not you’ve been to the resort before or have been gifted with excellent navigational skills, there is one surprisingly-easy way to find your way around the parks. Yes – you ...

4. Play Disney Parks Mobile App The purpose of the brand new Disney Parks app isn’t to help you find your way around, however, through enjoying interactive activities in your environment as well as immersive stories and trivia, you’ll quickly become familiar with the Disney Parks. And then there’s the app’s “face” itself. This beautifully-created map – or “games board” ...

There’s nothing more exciting than having already booked your trip to Walt Disney World Resort and counting down the days until you go. But while the thought of exploring six “whole new worlds” – that’s four theme parks and two water parks – is of course a thrilling one, it can also be overwhelming. The resort is enormous, which means ...

6. My Disney Experience App Having a high-quality camera is recommended, but you might also want to make sure your mobile phone is equipped with GPS capabilities so that you can access the online map during your visit. Even better, though, is the My Disney Experience app as it too includes a GPS-enabled interactive map so that you can swiftly ...

1. January through Mid-February With Christmas and New Year out of the way and the early part of the year being the coolest, there might be no better time to visit Walt Disney World Resort. This time will also see less crowds, too (provided you avoid special events and school breaks), as many people will have already taken time off ...

3. Most of November Though it’s not quite as busy as the week of Christmas and New Year, Thanksgiving week still sees the crowds come in droves, so prices will be at their highest once again. While you probably won’t want to miss out, you won’t want to spend a fortune on your trip, either, especially when you could easily visit in ...

2. The Week Before Christmas & New Year  To say that the weeks leading up to that of Christmas and New Year will be quiet at Walt Disney World Resort would cause one’s nose to grow a little longer. That said, they’re certainly quieter than the week of Christmas and New Year, which is, to no surprise, insanely-busy, and with Disney Resort Hotel ...

4. Most Weekdays in October One of the great things about Walt Disney World Resort is that its holiday celebrations are longer than the holidays themselves, like Christmas, Easter and Halloween. This is great news for you, and if you’re a fan of Halloween you should take note that most weekdays throughout October are relatively-priced, so you don’t need to miss ...

You might think that there are no cheap times to visit Walt Disney World Resort, but this is untrue. In fact, there are several cheap windows during the year to take note of. And while your visit does of course depend on other factors, from getting time off work to aligning it with everyone else’s, doing your homework can save ...