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7. Churro Churros are a pretty standard theme park snack, but everything tastes better at Disney! When you purchase your churro, you’ll also get a chocolate dipping sauce, which is actually really good—and I’m not the biggest fan of chocolate! If you head over to Peco’s in Magic Kingdom, you can get mini churros, which are perfect to snack on ...

6. Popcorn This is another standard theme park snack but, again, everything always tastes better at Disney. It’ll be hard to pass up this snack with popcorn carts literally everywhere you turn, not to mention you can smell popcorn almost everywhere in the parks! Enhance your popcorn experience by purchasing a souvenir bucket, which tend to change throughout the year ...

5. Turkey leg I am not a fan of the turkey leg, but I know that many people are and make it their mission to have one during every visit. You can find this treat in all of the parks, but only at select carts. If you’re unsure of where to find it, your best bet is to ask a ...

Walt Disney World is known for many things—its highly renowned entertainment, its detailed and immersive attractions, and, surprisingly, its food! The four parks are home to some of the most exquisitely themed restaurants in a Disney park, such as Be Our Guest Restaurant and Cinderella’s Royal Table. However, some of the real stars of the food show can be found ...

1. Make fastpasses ahead of time—not in the parks I’ve seen a multitude of people get to the parks a few hours after park open and be mad that they can’t get certain fastpasses. If there is a particular ride you want a fastpass for, your best shot at getting it is to make your selections ahead of time using ...

4. Get spots for parades/shows early While I am not the type to get a spot for parades or shows hours in advance, I will secure a place about 30-45 minutes beforehand and it normally works out pretty well for me. If you’re trying to see a popular show, such as Fantasmic! or Happily Ever After, you definitely won’t want ...

3. Make dining reservations in advance If there’s a particular restaurant you want to dine at, you’ll want to make your reservations in advance in order to avoid having to wait a long time to get a table once you get to the park. Many of the more popular restaurants tend to not have tables available unless you’ve made a ...

2. Dress for a theme park While I know it is tempting to wear super cute outfits and shoes with little to no support so you can get the perfect Instagram photo, you’ll come to regret that later in the day when you’re overly hot and your feet are killing you. There are plenty of ways to be comfortable and ...

8. Bring a bag Growing up, I never wanted to bring a bag to amusement parks because it meant having to get a locker for the day or having to put my bag on the side while I went on rides and praying no one would touch it. However, Disney is different—the rides are designed to allow you to safely ...

7. Check closures and refurbishments beforehand Nothing ruins a park day more than finding out your favorite ride is down for refurbishment or, even worse, has been closed for one reason or another. It’s always a good idea to check out what has closed since you last visited or what rides will be undergoing refurbishments and when. There are certain ...