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10. Bring Snacks From Home If we look at things that add up quickly in cost on a vacation, food is nearly always going to be at the top of the list, especially in Walt Disney World, where the prices for meals and snacks are particularly high. A great way to cut those costs is to bring some snacks and ...

We all love Walt Disney World, and know that if we could we would visit as often as possible. Unfortunately, Walt Disney World can be a little bit tough on your wallet, even if it’s great for your heart! Luckily there are a few ways that you can save some cash on your next vacation…

5. A Night Owl Spirit While I totally think that you are never too old to meet a Disney character, it is no secret that the majority of guests meeting them will be the wee kiddies! However, the later at night that it gets the less children there will be, making the lines shorter, especially for the princesses. If you ...

10. A Belief In Magic! The worst thing that somebody could ever do when meeting a Disney character is not believe that they are real. Not only will this make the experience unenjoyable for you, but it will also ruin the dreams of countless children around you. Disney is a place where children of all ages go to escape reality ...

9. A Knowledge Of Their Story It will really make the meet and greet the best that it can be if you have seen the film that the character originated from. This will make it more exciting to meet that particular character, as well as make it easier to ask questions and make conversation! Imagine meeting Anna and Elsa without ...

8.  A Good Quality Camera No matter what character you’re meeting you will want to capture the memory. You can always use Disney’s Photopass services, but here’s a tip: The Disney Photopass Photographers will take pictures with you camera for free! I always bring my DSLR Camera into the parks, and i leave my character interactions with stunning, professional quality ...

7. A Good Attitude Get excited! Some people prefer the attractions over character interactions, and that it perfectly fine, but it’s important to at least try to be enthusiastic when you’re doing meet and greets. Whether you’re trying to make your child happy, or your friends are dragging you, or whatever the reason may be, it will be more fun ...

6. A Disney Themed Outfit Another fun way to make the character extra excited to see you is to wear something with that character on it, such as a tee shirt or a dress, or maybe even a pair of ears, the characters will love to see themselves reflected in your attire! You can also Disneybound as a character, which ...

4. Your Pre Reserved Fast Passes For the more popular meet and greets, it is probably best to use one of your fast passes in order to avoid a long wait time. If you are interested in meeting Anna and Elsa, a fastpass would be the best option for doing so without an hour or more of waiting in line. ...

3. Ideas For Fun And Original Poses If you’re going to be meeting a lot of characters then it can get boring to be simply standing and smiling for each photo. Instead, try out some different poses, like being a bear with Merida, or flying with Peter Pan! You could make fishy face with Ariel, or be a monkey with ...