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4. Haunted Mansion – Liberty Square, Magic Kingdom Park No Disney-goer can leave Disney World without at least one good scare. You don’t need to visit at Halloween, though, because Haunted Mansion is Halloween all-year-round. So jump aboard a Doom Buggy and explore haunted hallways, bewitched ballrooms, creepy crypts and chilling chambers!

3. Purchasing Memorable Souvenirs – Disney World Resort To no surprise, there’s a plethora of stores throughout Disney World. But perhaps some of the most adorable souvenirs include the Minnie Ears and the Trading Pins. Whatever interests you, taking home a piece of Disney’s magic is a must.

2. Shows – Africa, Animal Kingdom Park & Sunset Boulevard, Disney’s Hollywood Studios You don’t need to visit Broadway for a Disney-themed musical. Animal Kingdom Park’s Festival of The Lion King will certainly make you “feel the love”, while Beauty and the Beast: Live on Stage at Disney’s Hollywood Studios always invites you to “be its guest”.

8. Parade – Main Street, U.S.A, Magic Kingdom Park The Festival of Fantasy Parade is one of the most infectious Disney events there is. And if you don’t have time to meet as many characters as you’d like, it’s a great way to see several in one go. That, and your experience simply isn’t Disney without a good sing-along!

7. Fireworks & Illuminations – Fantasyland, Magic Kingdom Park Have you ever wanted to be part of the Disney movies’ opening sequences in which dazzling fireworks explode above the castle? Well, with Once Upon a Time and Happily Ever After, you can. The clue’s in the names really.

6. Castle Selfie – Fantasyland, Magic Kingdom Park There are countless selfies you can take across the resort. But the most memorable is one in front of the Cinderella Castle, which is highly recommended when wearing a pair of Minnie Ear. Whether you’re on the castle bridge or on Main Street, this is one memory you’ll cherish forever after.

5. Star Tours: The Adventures Continue – Echo Lake, Disney’s Hollywood Studios LucasFilm was acquired by Disney not so long, long ago, but this 3D simulator has been at Disney World since 1989. With many episodes now in existence, naturally it has undergone some changes since, but you can still enjoy classic destinations and scenarios as well as those of ...

12. Disney World Monorails – Disney World Resort There are three monorail lines that run throughout Disney World – the Resort Monorail, the Epcot Monorail and the Express Monorail. And they aren’t just a great and convenient way to get around the resort, they’re also a great way to enjoy fantastic points-of-view of it all.

11. Pirates of the Caribbean – Adventureland, Magic Kingdom Park This iconic ride will see you glide along a river through a world of pirates. It’s not particularly scary, though, so you needn’t worry about shivering your timbers. But there is a treasure to be found here besides the incredible set pieces and convincing animatronics – it’s known as “pure ...

10. Meeting the Classic Characters – Disney World Resort No Disney adventure is complete without meeting at least one of your all-time favourite characters. But why stop there? Disney World is huge, so there’s no surprise that it’s teeming with iconic characters that span the best part of the last century including Tinker Bell and Mary Poppins.