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10. Hollywood and Vine (Hollywood Studios) Located just inside the park gates, Hollywood and Vine serves food to guests for all three meals of the day.  Throughout the year, Hollywood and Vine is home to special buffets featuring classic Disney characters, but they are always home to characters from Disney Junior, so this is a must-do for families with young ...

8. Boma (Animal Kingdom Lodge) Another fabulous restaurant for guests wanting to try something new.  The buffet is expansive with a lot of choices for guests in a fantastically themed restaurant.  This is a great selection regardless of whether you are staying at the resort.  We recommend heading there before a day of fun in Animal Kingdom or a place ...

6. Liberty Tree Tavern (Magic Kingdom) Another restaurant offering family-style dining, Liberty Tree Tavern offers a menu that makes guests feel like they are celebrating Thanksgiving everyday of the year.  Guests get to dine in one of five themed dining rooms celebrating the Founders of the United States.  You’ll definitely get your fill at this restaurant, so make sure you ...

4. Ohana (Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort) Ohana offers family-style meals for both breakfast and dinner.  At breakfast, guests can have classic Disney options – waffles, eggs, bacon, and potatoes while meeting Lilo, Stitch, Mickey, and Pluto.  At dinner, guests don’t interact with characters, but the Polynesian-inspired menu is rib-sticking good.  We always recommend trying to find a reservation after sunset ...

2. Cape May Café (Beach Club) Cape May serves up breakfast and dinner with two separate menus to tantalize guest’s palettes.  Breakfast is the traditional Disney menu — pancakes, waffles, eggs, bacon, sausage, fruit, and cereal.  While enjoying your breakfast, guests also can interact with Minnie, Donald, and Goofy at their tables.  We love eating here before heading into Epcot ...

Between trips down into the Briar Patch, laps around Test Track, and time-traveling into the past on Dinosaur, our second favorite thing to do at Disney World is to eat!  And sometimes, we like to eat a lot!  When we have a strong need for a lot of food, we head to one of Disney’s fantastic all-you-care-to-enjoy restaurants. These restaurants ...

3. In-Room Dining Guests wanting to relax in the comfort of their own room can order room service.  Depending on the resort you are staying at, the menu varies, so be sure to take a look at the menu when you get into your room to see if there are any meals you’d like to try!

2. Perks Guests staying on property can take advantage of Extra Magic Hours everyday during their visit.  Certain parks open to resort guests an hour before the official opening time and at night, designated parks stay open an extra two hours after official closing.  Guests taking advantage of these extra hours can ride some of their favorite attractions without waiting ...

1. Niceties Exploring the resorts and finding the small niceties that the resorts have to offer is a great way to spend time on your vacation.  You can find homages to Disney movies and TV shows hidden throughout the resorts.  We also love the ability to celebrate special occasions with specialty arrangements from Disney.  Guests will also enjoy receiving a ...

Staying on property adds an additional element to your Disney vacation.  Guests don’t have to remove themselves from the Disney magic, theming, and wonderment that a Disney resort has to offer.  But, with over twenty different resorts across the Walt Disney World property, there is a lot you need to know about staying “inside the bubble.”  Here are the eight ...