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10 Things That Truly Are Worth the Extra Money at Walt Disney World

10. Annual Passes The number one Disney item that is worth the extra money is an annual pass.  A Walt Disney World annual pass grants you full access to all four Walt Disney World theme parks all year with no blockout dates.  Coming in at $779 for this year, the price of an annual pass is a good deal for families looking to visit more than 10 days during the year.  A ten day park hopper ticket is

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10 Things That Truly Are Worth the Extra Money at Walt Disney World

If you were lucky enough to find a few more dollars than you were expecting in your Walt Disney World vacation budget, great for you! In this article, we are counting down ten great ways to spend that extra money on your Disney vacation and enjoy your money and park time to the fullest.

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10 Things That Truly Are Worth the Extra Money at Walt Disney World

1. Park Snacks Signature park treats like Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bars, churros, turkey leg or mickey pretzels are never a waste of my money.  I like to sample at least one park snack a day and search for new unique snacks on Walt Disney World property. I budget $15 per day for unique Disney snacks in the parks.

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10 Disney World Restaurants Rookies Will Love

7. Mexican Pavilion Regardless of if you choose the quick service Mexican option at La Hacienda de San Angel or a table service experience at San Angel Inn inside the Mexican temple, you will be happy with your meal.  Mexican is a safe bet for any Disney newbie. Reasonable prices and recognizable menu options make Mexico a great Epcot World Showcase dining option for guests.

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10 Disney World Restaurants Rookies Will Love

8. Prime Time Café The theming of this fun eatery provides a dining experience you could only get at Walt Disney World. Prime Time Café is my number one table service recommendation for Hollywood Studios rookies. Enjoy a menu of American favorites in a 1950s kitchen complete with black and white television sets, homey desserts and your server lecturing you to clean your plate and display your best

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10 Disney World Restaurants Rookies Will Love

9. Be Our Guest Restaurant You cannot get much more magical than dining in Beast’s castle.  Be Our Guest Restaurant in New Fantasyland is an incredible dining experience and is notoriously difficult to find a reservation at. The menu is fantastic, but this restaurant is all about the ambiance for me.  Walk around the ballroom, and The West Wing to see the enchanted rose.  Dinner guests even get to

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10 Disney World Restaurants Rookies Will Love

10. Ohana Ohana tops my list of rookie must do restaurant simply because it is so unique. Hawaiian food is hard to find in my region of the country so a trip to Ohana is the only time I get delicious flame grilled shrimp, beef and chicken.  Guests will be surprised at the bottomless portions, delicious sides and incredible bread pudding that tops off every meal.

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10 Disney World Restaurants Rookies Will Love

1. Rainforest Café This “wild place to shop and eat” is just as exciting for returning guests, as it is first time visitors.  Rainforest Café has two locations at Walt Disney World.  Visit Rainforest Café at Disney’s Animal Kingdom or at Disney Springs.  My family loves to visit the Disney Springs location that is nestled inside a volcano near The Christmas shop in the Marketplace Area of Disney S

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10 Disney World Restaurants Rookies Will Love

2. T-Rex Much like Rainforest Café, T-Rex seeks to amaze guests and keep them coming back for more. A delicious menu, animatronic dinosaurs and a meteor shower every half hour makes T-Rex a “must do” Disney eat. Located near World of Disney and The Lego Store, T-Rex is easily accessible for guests entering from the Disney Marketplace area or Disney Springs Westside.  Guests new to Walt Disney Worl

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10 Disney World Restaurants Rookies Will Love

3. Garden Grill Fresh foods cooked and served in the same building where they were grown, eaten in a rotating restaurant alongside Disney characters?  Yes, Epcot’s Garden Grill offers guests this unique experience. Visit Living with the Land boat ride in Epcot’s The Land, prior to dining at Garden Grill to see the greenhouses where the food at the restaurant is grown. Take a good look at the anima

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