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How to Travel to Walt Disney World with a Large Group
2. Drive. Don’t fly to Disney. Sounds crazy, right? My traveling group and I live 1100 miles from Disney World—way off in the wild blue yonder (also known as the Lone Star State). We have found that driving is not only less expensive than flying, but it is also more fun! You’ll be able to start your vacation before ever getting to the parks. Stop where you want, when you want, for as long as you w
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2 February
How to Travel to Walt Disney World with a Large Group
1. Remember to have fun. The whole point of taking a big group to Disney is to multiply the fun! Don’t be so intent on having a stress-free, perfection-laced trip that you miss out on the moment-by-moment opportunities to make some wonderful memories in the most magical place on Earth!
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2 February
How to Travel to Walt Disney World with a Large Group
9. Begin planning your vacation at least 7 months in advance. Yes, 7 months in advance. That gives you and your group a full month to browse Disney dining experiences online and choose the ones you want to enjoy. Make a list of those choices, and have it ready when the 180-day dining reservation window opens.
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2 February
How to Travel to Walt Disney World with a Large Group
8. Book your dining reservations as soon as the window opens. Booking dining reservations only a couple of months in advance is a bad idea, no matter the size of your traveling party. But when you have a large group, you can have a potential disadvantage if you don’t book as early as possible since restaurants can only accommodate a certain number of large groups. There are only so many tables tha
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2 February
How to Travel to Walt Disney World with a Large Group
Let me start by saying that I have no idea how not to travel to Walt Disney World with a large group. Why? One simple reason—I have a big family (my four children, my husband, our nanny and me), and we always bring another family with us; no sense in being greedy with that kind of magic and excitement! We like to share Disney with anyone who gets excited about it with us! For us, the fun and numbe
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2 February
How to Travel to Walt Disney World with a Large Group
10. If you’re going with friends or another family, be sure to choose wisely. It hopefully goes without saying that even if you are friends with the family next door, if your family and that family are constantly in a competition with each other (who’s children make the highest grades, which kids are the star athletes at school, which family does more community service), it’s probably better to le
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2 February
10 Things You Can Bring Into Walt Disney World Resort and 10 Things That You Can’t
6. Ponchos, Umbrellas Florida is famous for its predictable afternoon thundershowers, and all of the Disney World theme parks have ponchos and umbrellas for sale at most of their stores. You can, however, bring your own.Â
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2 February
10 Things You Can Bring Into Walt Disney World Resort and 10 Things That You Can’t
5. GoPro Cameras Although selfie sticks have been banned from Disney World, these small cameras, some of which have small hand grips and are less intrusive than the longer selfie sticks. Photo Credit: Amazon
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2 February
10 Things You Can Bring Into Walt Disney World Resort and 10 Things That You Can’t
4. Medical Needs EpiPens, antihistamines, asthma medications, inhalers, etc. are all allowed to be brought into the parks. Insulin syringes are also permitted. Inform the security personnel what medications and accessories are in your bag before they do their search. Photo Credit: Healthline.com
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2 February
10 Things You Can Bring Into Walt Disney World Resort and 10 Things That You Can’t
3. I-Pads, I-Pad Minis, Kindles, and other electronic tablets can be taken into the parks. WiFi is available at  all four Disney World parks. Photo Credit: Apple
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