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3. It’s Expensive Although a day filled with magic and happiness is priceless, entrance to the Disney World Parks is very expensive. Before visiting, It’s good to have in mind the price of a ticket. On a regular day, a ticket to Disney World’s Epcot, Animal Kingdom or Hollywood Studios parks costs $114 for ages 10+, and $119 to enter ...

8. Enjoy The Little Things When tackling a day at Disney World, sometimes it’s hard to not get caught up in the crowds, heat and long lines. However, the Disney pros know how important it is to take a breather and enjoy the little things. Stop to watch a street performance, stroll through the Main Street USA stores, enjoy a ...

7. Get there Early, Stay Late To avoid getting caught up in the crowds, get to Disney World the moment the gates open. By coming this early, you’ll find the park almost deserted which leaves you plenty of time to get on some of the most popular rides. You can also choose to stay later in the evening as most ...

6. Rainy Days Draw Disney Crowds Away When rain is in the forecast, Disney-goers tend to not visit the Parks. Guests who do make the trek into the parks during questionable weather often disappear as soon as it starts to drizzle, leaving the park empty and easy to enjoy! The lines will be shorter, walkways clearer and you can even ...

12. Save Time and Download The Disney World app You can now download the My Disney Experience app straight to your phone. This app not only gives you a map of the four parks, allows you to make dining reservations, and tells you the estimated wait times for rides, allows you to book your FastPasses, and so much more.    ...

11. Single Riders Line Rules If you want to cut down your wait time and you don’t have a FastPass, use the Single Rider Line. This line cuts your wait time exceptionally AND you’re still with your party during the entire wait process. The only time you are separated (and sometimes you even aren’t) is when you’re riding the attraction.  ...

10. Check The Disney World Calendar Before Booking Your Trip Times of shows, entertainment, construction on rides and park hours change often at Disney World. The pros always check the Disney World Calendar to make sure they can attend all of their favorite happenings in the parks. Nothing is worse than getting hyped to ride Space Mountain only to find ...

9. Call Shotgun Want to ride in the front on every single ride? No problem. Sitting in the front on rides often more exhilarating and exciting, so we don’t blame you for wanting that prime seating. All you have to do is ask the cast member who is directing you that you’d like to sit in the front. They may ...

15. Make Time For Snacks Disney World is home to some of the most delicious snacks. The pros always fill up on classic Dole Whip, nutella waffles, Mickey-shaped pretzels and the ultimate favorite: Churros. Disney World is the only place where calories don’t count and all of the snacks are too tasty to ever pass up! Share with a friend ...

14. Get Reservations If you’re planning on dining in Disney World, the pros recommend getting a reservation at least two weeks prior to your visit. Disney World restaurants fill up fast and accumulate high wait times. For restaurants such as Be Our Guest, Boma, California Grill and ANY Character Dining, get that reservation set! Disney World allows you to make ...