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4. You can visit other resorts during your vacation. Yes, your own Disney resort is a crucial choice when it comes to picking the aspects of your magical vacation; however, by making meal reservations at other resorts, you’ll possess a viable excuse to visit those resorts, too! Each resort has delicious food, impeccable architectural detail, and wonderful Cast Members available to ...

3. The “children’s” rides are not just for children. There are some rides and attractions—Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin, the Mad Tea Party, the Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor—that might appear to be for a younger audience, but don’t let that fool you! Disney always has some surprises in store, and all three of these attractions (as well as many more) ...

2. Avoid “working” too hard. On a Disney vacation, it can be tempting to see every sight and ride every ride, no matter how tired your feet might feel or how early you’ve been waking up in the morning. But if you use your FastPasses to schedule your favorite and “priority” rides or shows ahead of time—as well as your ...

1. Try to visit the parks at different times of day. The Animal Kingdom is a great park to claim as an “all-day” adventure, because it has more shade and more hour-to-hour variety in its activities (due to the unpredictable nature of its lovely animals!). On the other hand, the Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, and Epcot could all benefit from some nighttime ...

Walt Disney World has been a mainstay in many people’s lives, but this may not be the case for everyone. If you’re new to Disney, and you’re finally ready to book your first vacation, then here are the tips for you! Read on for six tried-and-tested hints that can help you rest, relax, and revel in the Disney experience that’s headed ...

It’s safe to say that “Moana” was by far one of the biggest movies to come out in 2016. This movie is remarkable: it has a wonderful story, a captivating heroine, and an enchantingly gorgeous world of adventure, myth, and natural beauty. There’s amazing music, witty comedy, HeiHei the chicken sidekick–what’s not to love? In case you have not yet ...

6. Belle In her film Beauty and the Beast, Belle wears relatively little makeup (particularly compared to the other young women in her “poor provincial town”). A hint of tan or light brown eyeshadow with your ring finger, a very small amount of mascara on the outer lashes, some pink blush on the cheekbones, and a pink gloss on the lips will all combine for her everyday ...

7.  Cinderella Ah, Cinderella. The belle of the ball. She’s soft, sweet, graceful, demure, and knows a thing or two about washing floors—and she’s also one of the first princesses who comes to mind when we hear the phrase “making an entrance”. Cinderella’s day-to-day beauty is fairly similar to Aurora’s, albeit with bare lids, slightly heavier mascara, and a softer lip color (think bare lips ...

The Disney princesses are known for many endearing traits—compassion, determination, kindness, generosity—but they’re also known, among the more feminine set, as some girls who can exude innocent beauty and effortless glamour at the drop of a glass shoe. Whether the Disney princesses are toiling away the hours in idyllic forest landscapes, leisurely passing by “the baker with his tray like always” on their daily constitutional, or engaging ...

1.  Jasmine As any decent Disney-lover who’s ever looked up “Disney princess makeup looks” (or even just seen Aladdin) will know, winged eyeliner is perhaps the most signature portion of Jasmine’s aesthetic. However, most of us decent Disney-lovers are also normal, everyday people, and we’re not exactly comfortable wielding gel eyeliner (at least, not with anything remotely resembling confidence) on the average morning. You can certainly commit to ...