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10 Essential Steps to Planning Your Disney World Vacation

7. Research and pick accommodations Now that you’ve decided your budget, how long you want to stay, and how you’ll get to central Florida, it’s time to research your accommodation options. We absolutely love staying on-property and there are so many resorts to choose from. Staying at a Disney resort has a lot of perks, including free transportation to and extra magic hours at the parks. If you cho

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10 Essential Steps to Planning Your Disney World Vacation

6. Make a rough draft schedule I like to make a schedule by thinking about which days of my trip I would like to spend at each park. If you know, for instance, you’ll be attending a separately ticketed event (like Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party) in the evening, I would choose a different park during that day. Take a peek at the extra magic hours for each park online if you’ll be staying on pr

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10 Essential Steps to Planning Your Disney World Vacation

Planning a Disney World vacation can seem daunting at first, but it doesn’t have to be that difficult. Here are 10 easy steps to plan your dream Disney vacation: 

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10 Essential Steps to Planning Your Disney World Vacation

10. Set a budget The first step in planning your Disney vacation is to determine how much you are willing to spend. Is this a once in a lifetime, no expense spared luxury vacation? Is this a super-budget, we just want to eat Mickey ears ice cream and don’t care what else happens trip? One of the most appealing things about a Disney vacation is that there are so many ways to do Disney. No matter yo

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10 Things You Will Not Be Allowed to Take into a Disney Park

3. A ginormous cooler. Some people are surprised to learn that Disney allows Guests to bring food and drinks into the parks. You don’t have to—there are scores of places to eat and you won’t be disappointed. But if you like packing your lunch, go for it—I can’t imagine a more perfect place to have a picnic. But Disney does ask that you not bring a cooler the size of your refrigerator into the park

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10 Things You Will Not Be Allowed to Take into a Disney Park

2. Alcoholic beverages You can buy alcohol at a billion places in the parks. Disney isn’t hosting a BYOB party. Buy it when you get there; don’t bring it in. You’ll never make it through bag check.

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10 Things You Will Not Be Allowed to Take into a Disney Park

1. Disrespect for Cast Members Cast Members are on every corner at Disney World. They give directions, help with questions, solve FastPass+ issues, help reunite lost parents with their children, check safety restraints on rides, operate rides, offer free smiles, call little girls “princess,” wave good-bye at night with giant Mickey gloves—the list is endless. Cast Members are the backbone of the e

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10 Things You Will Not Be Allowed to Take into a Disney Park

6. Wagons Wagons are prohibited for the same reasons selfie sticks and folding chairs are prohibited. Wheelchairs, ECVs (electric conveyance vehicles) and strollers are permitted in all Disney parks, but wheels of any other kind are strictly prohibited. This includes skateboards, roller skates and the like. Guests cannot wear roller blades or skates in the parks (would you really want to?) Photo C

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10 Things You Will Not Be Allowed to Take into a Disney Park

5. A foul mouth We’re not talking bad breath after you’ve eaten too much garlic. We’ve all had an experience or two around someone who’s having a bad day and has chosen to go public with their sour day. Maybe they fell off the wrong side of the bed (maybe they were pushed off). It could be they have a headache, a tummy ache, an earache or even a heartache. A few people are just naturally grumpy. B

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10 Things You Will Not Be Allowed to Take into a Disney Park

4. A sour attitude You won’t find this item on Disney’s official list of prohibited items, but it should be on there. For the most part, Guests at Disney are full of joy, excitement and anticipation. But occasionally, you can come across someone who hasn’t quite mastered the art of being courteous and respectful to others. And at Disney World, there are a lot of “others.” Not only does being rude

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