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6. Flatbreads – Pinocchio’s Village Haus A popular counter-service spot, Pinnochio’s Village Haus can boast of many things. Not only does it have a convenient location next to It’s a Small World, it also serves crowd-pleasing Italian food. Above all else, I’d strongly recommend the flatbread pizza. Specifically, the Margherita flatbread is exceptional and is a welcome break from standard ...

5. Popcorn – Maurice’s Amazing Popping Machine Maurice’s invention may not have made it to the fair, but it has a home in New Fantasyland! You can purchase ice cream and drinks at this adorable snack cart, but the prize goodie is Disney’s famous popcorn. (This is yet another snack that tastes better on property.) With all of the seating ...

9. Various Baked Goods – Big Top Treats At the back of Fantasyland lies Dumbo’s ride and a joyous, circus atmosphere. In addition to the attraction and Pete’s Silly Side Show, you can’t miss out on the desserts at Big Top Treats! Forget about cotton candy or peanuts because this venue has a display case burstingwith fresh, baked goodies. Embrace ...

8. Ice Cream Sundaes and Floats – Storybook Treats For those still looking to satisfy a sweet tooth, Storybook Treats is theplace to go in the Magic Kingdom for traditional soft serve. Along with a variety of sundaes, you can customize a float using any flavor of ice cream and soda that is available. Personally, I can think of few ...

Walt Disney World’s Fantasyland is renowned for its characters, timeless dark rides, and fairytale charm. Unbeknownst to some, this land is a great place to chow down on snacks! (Trust me, this isn’t just a spot for carnival fare.) Allow me to list select treats that will quench your thirst and satisfy your cravings! Read with caution before lunch and ...

10. Cheshire Cat Tail – Cheshire Café While this pastry doesn’t have the cult following of Norway’s School Bread, it should! This flaky pastry (in the shape of a tail) is drizzled with icing and stuffed with warm, melted chocolate. (Yes, you read that right. The pastry is served as if it was just popped out of the oven.) This ...

2. Map Out Transportation The entire WDW resort is comparable to a large city. Therefore, you will need to understand all of the different modes of transportation you can and will need to use. There are a variety of options from Disney buses to the monorail to small boats. (Some guests prefer to bring their cars or use Lyft/Uber when ...

1. Plan a Grand Finale Personally, for every trip, I like to end the week on a high note! Generally, this includes saving something special to enjoy like Mickey’s-Not-So-Scary-Halloween-Party or a Signature Restaurant I’ve been dying to try. Not only is this fun, but it decreases the chance of early Disney Depression when you know the week is ending with ...

5. Plan an Off-Day If you find yourself in WDW for a solid week, do yourself a favor and set aside one day to sleep in/lounge at the pool/not be inside any park. This break from the hustle of crowds will be most welcome to your physical and mental state. Plus, you will be recharged and able to thoroughly enjoy ...

4. Encourage Parties to Split Up Unless you are an adult only traveling with small children, don’t stress if your party isn’t together 24/7. One of the greatest benefits of the WDW resort is that it gives its guests freedom to come and go as they please. (This is especially true if you are staying on property.) Trust me when ...