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1. Fill Up on Disney Magic Some people are content visiting Walt Disney World once a year and filling up on Disney that way.  Others people (like me) need more frequent visits, but balance that out by going for only a few days at a time.  Maybe you need a special attraction or experience to make your trip fill complete ...

4. New Experiences Going to Disney World by yourself also gives you the flexibility to have new experiences without imposing on the rest of your family.  One thing to consider when doing on a solo trip is to check out the myriad tours and backstage events available for guests. Some of these tours are brief, less than an hour, while others ...

3. Unique Events The purpose of many of our most recent solo trips have been to participate in unique Disney events.  For this writer, those events are runDisney race weekends. Currently, Disney World is host to four separate race weekends — Marathon Weekend in January, Princess Half Marathon Weekend in February, Star Wars: The Dark Side Half Marathon Weekend in April, ...

2. Enjoy Yourself Any trip to Disney World isn’t complete without guests enjoying themselves around the resort.  The flexibility given to guests on a solo trip is immense and that allows you to build your own schedule and enjoy yourself.  You enjoy having a table service breakfast and quick service lunch – do that!  Want to sleep in one morning ...

6. Flexibility Traveling to Walt Disney World by yourself makes your entire trip more flexible. Are you an early bird while your spouse is a night owl?  You can easily get up, head out the door, and make it to the parks before rope drop. The same thing can be said for guests wanting to ride popular attractions — take advantage of ...

5. Reservations Have you always wanted to try a specific restaurant that the rest of your family doesn’t enjoy or doesn’t want to check out?  Traveling alone gives you the flexibility to eat where and whenever you want.  It is also infinitely easier to grab a last-minute dining reservation for one as opposed to four or more.

7. Cost We all know that going to Disney World is expensive.  Between transportation costs, tickets, resort reservations, as well as money to spend once you’re on property, a trip for an entire family can easily cost thousands of dollars.  However, traveling by yourself limits some of these expenditures and can make a trip a lot cheaper — if you’re ...

Most trips that we plan to Walt Disney World are for our entire family.  Being in Walt Disney World and being able to explore new attractions, restaurants, and experiences with your family is a great feeling.  However, there are times when we want to go and we can’t coordinate with everyone’s schedules from work, school, and other life obligations. Don’t fret ...

3. Snuba/Snorkeling Opportunities Guests can choose to explore under the water in a variety of ways.  All guests have access to snorkeling equipment to allow them to be able to stay focused on the water life beneath the surface.  Guests wanting to explore even further under the water, can sign up to explore using Snuba equipment.  Guests can think about ...

2. Great Food Options All ticket packages at Discovery Cove include unlimited food and drink, so you don’t have to worry about juggling a wallet and change when you’re hungry for a snack or a meal.  The days start early at Discovery Cove, so guests can find breakfast foods in addition to a variety of great snack and lunch food! ...