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5 Things Disney Insiders Always Take to Walt Disney World

2. Their optimism Disney is not about any problems in your life back at home; it's about the ever-so-magical present! A Disney vacation can allow you to simplify your life with wonderfully clear-cut questions like “Should I ride Splash Mountain first, or Big Thunder Mountain Railroad?”. Disney World truly is a ‘world' unto itself–so go ahead and be a kid for a while, and re

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5 Things Disney Insiders Always Take to Walt Disney World

1. Their curiosity A Disney traveler does not hustle from attraction to attraction, blind to all of the other fun things happening around them. No no no; a Disney traveler ambles, and explores, and takes the time to wander wherever they like in the World! This approach is particularly effective at Walt Disney World, because this place is one of magic and wonder and countless surprises. Street show

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5 Things Disney Insiders Always Take to Walt Disney World

3. Their dining plans Whether it's their dietary restrictions or their exact meal reservations, veteran Disney visitors always have their diets planned out in advance. After all, it's simple courtesy to let a restaurant know ahead of time if you have a specific allergy (not to mention safer)! They also know exactly which dining plan they have and how to use it, which comes in handy since dining pl

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5 Things Disney Insiders Always Take to Walt Disney World

So you're going on your first Disney vacation–but your friend has been there dozens of times, and knows about everything from the Utilidors (12 Terrific Facts About The Magic Kingdom “Underground” Utilidors) to the Kiss Goodnight. Don't be intimidated! When it comes down to approaching a Disney vacation like a pro, all you really need are the next five things. You may not be able

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5 Things Disney Insiders Always Take to Walt Disney World

5. Sunscreen Seasoned Disney-goers know that a sunburn can put a damper on a vacation faster than you can say ” Supercalifragilisticexpialidoc ious”. Sunscreen will also probably be more expensive in Disney World than it would back home, so stock up beforehand! (Side note: if you have sensitive skin, this is not the time to try a new product. Stick with what you know works for your ski

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5 Things Disney Insiders Always Take to Walt Disney World

4. Bathing suits You might not think you'll be swimming on your Disney vacation–your mind being filled instead with Mickey magic and musical shows–but after taking one look at the gorgeously themed resort pools or Shark Reef at Typhoon Lagoon, you could find yourself rapidly reconsidering. So bring a swimsuit! At the very least, you can float in your wonderful pool while a nighttime mo

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Disney World Packing Checklist

9. Advil or similar medications It’s easy to get a headache, back pain, etc when you’re roaming around a theme park all day. Make sure you pack Advil so that when a headache comes creeping in, you don’t have to sacrifice enjoying your day at the Magic Kingdom. They do have these medications available in some areas of the park, however you’ll wind up paying a lot more for it!  

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Disney World Packing Checklist

8. Proper Clothing Are you visiting the parks in the summer when it’s boiling hot? Or the winter when it can reach chilly temperatures? Pack clothes accordingly. Bring light layers for summer trips as you’ll likely want something breathable for during the day, as well as something more substantial as the sun goes down. In the winter, you may very well have hot days but it is important to bring a d

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Disney World Packing Checklist

7. A Great Pair of Walking Shoes I know, they’re not always the cutest, but your feet will LOVE you for it. You’re going to be walking all day every day and you need the support of a great pair of walking shoes. Aim for a fashionable yet still comfortable pair of gym shoes that will be neutral with what you wear but will feel oh so nice on those feet!  

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Disney World Packing Checklist

6. Band-Aids These can be available around the park as well, but it’s much more handy to have them in your bag! If you don’t follow our shoe tip above (shame, shame), you’ll definitely be needing Band-Aids for any blisters or other unfortunate cuts you can get on your adventure. This will keep you safe and comfortable to continue your adventure in the parks!  

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