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Hate Standing in Line at Disney_ We Have 9 Tips That’ll Help__

3.  Go During Slow Season There's never really a time of year when Disney World isn't at least somewhat busy, but some times are better than others. For example, January and September tend to have the lowest crowd levels because those are the months just after the majority of kids have returned to school after break.  

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Hate Standing in Line at Disney_ We Have 9 Tips That’ll Help__

7  …or Go Later in the Evening The same sort of thing applies in the evening. As the sun goes down, families and groups who have been in the park all day tend to head back to their respective hotels to rest up for the next day. Even if you arrived at opening, you can still take advantage of this fact by leaving the park around midday to get a quick nap, take a swim, eat a meal, then come bac

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Hate Standing in Line at Disney_ We Have 9 Tips That’ll Help__

6.  Check Wait Times with the My Disney Experience App Did you know the Disney Parks have their own app? That's right, it's called My Disney Experience, and you can use it to check wait times, reserve or change FastPasses, locate attractions on the map, see that day's showtimes, and more. This is a very handy tool to keep on your smartphone as you traverse the parks. Pro tip: Since you'll be check

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Hate Standing in Line at Disney_ We Have 9 Tips That’ll Help__

10. Take Advantage of the FastPass+ System This is the most obvious tip for anyone in the know. Disney World's FastPass+ system allows you to reserve specific times for certain rides, etc. Once you've scheduled your FastPass, simply show up at the entrance to the attraction, scan your MagicBand or ticket, and boom, you just bypassed the standby queue that would've taken way longer to get through.

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Hate Standing in Line at Disney_ We Have 9 Tips That’ll Help__

9. Arrive at the Park Early The Disney Parks tend to be emptier in the early mornings, just after rope drop. If you manage to get to one of the parks at opening time, you'll stand a much higher chance of getting on your favorite rides without much waiting. Make a list of the things you want to do most — especially if they typically have long lines — and head straight to those as soon as you enter.

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Hate Standing in Line at Disney_ We Have 9 Tips That’ll Help__

Although it's considered the most magical place on earth, one of the realities of visiting Walt Disney World is that you'll be waiting in lines a lot. However, that doesn't mean there aren't some strategies that can help you avoid the worst of it. Here are 9 tips we can offer to help you out.

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8 Tips For Visiting Disney World In The Fall

1. Try Some Fall Treats Of course, no trip to Disney World would be complete without at least a few special treats, and if you're visiting in the fall, then fall-specific treats are definitely in order. While seasonal treats do tend to change from one year to the next, one thing does stay consistent: delicious, fun, fall-themed foods that have a special touch of Disney magic. Some things that are

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8 Tips For Visiting Disney World In The Fall

2. Avoid Crowds One of the major benefits of visiting Disney Parks during the fall is the fact that they tend to be much less crowded. Still, even during the fall months there are some busy times you'll want to watch out for.  Wondering when these crowded times are? Try to avoid the following dates: Any runDisney event weekend Labor Day weekend Early- to mid-October For the smallest crowds, go dur

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8 Tips For Visiting Disney World In The Fall

3. Watch for Free Dining For years Disney World has offered a free dining promotion to those who choose to visit during the slower parts of the fall. This promotion is awesome because it means you eat for free for the entirety of your trip. Be sure to check for this option before booking, and snag it fast because availability is limited.

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8 Tips For Visiting Disney World In The Fall

5. Pay Attention to Weather Hurricane season in Florida runs well into the fall. In fact, the season doesn't even officially end until November 30. For this reason, it is very important that you are weather-aware before and during your trip. That said, Disney is perhaps the safest place in Florida to ride out a hurricane, so if you do find that a storm is headed your way, stay calm and follow the

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