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Magic Kingdom for Adults 101 – What You Should Do In This Magical Park When You Don’t Have Kids With You
2. Scout Out Great Spots for The Parade and Fireworks. Children are not always super patient when it comes to arriving early to snag a great spot for parades or fireworks in the park. An adult only trip means that you can slow down and arrive early at a spot you have scouted for a great view of the parade, castle projection or fireworks. Relax with an ice cream cone from Main Street U.S.A. and tak
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27 October
Magic Kingdom for Adults 101 – What You Should Do In This Magical Park When You Don’t Have Kids With You
3. Enjoy A Late Dining Reservation. Younger diners will likely get too tired to enjoy a late night dinner reservation at a Disney restaurant. Conversely, adults vacationing at Disney may enjoy a quieter and later seating at restaurants in The Magic Kingdom. Work up an appetite by enjoying attractions early in the evening and enjoying a late Disney dining reservation after nine in the evening. Â
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27 October
Magic Kingdom for Adults 101 – What You Should Do In This Magical Park When You Don’t Have Kids With You
4. Conquer The Magic Kingdom Mountains. No kids in your travel party means no need to pass people off through the rider swap system, or explore the height requirements of larger rides. This convenience means that conquering all The Magic Kingdom mountains is a must do. With no kids to complain about wait times, no fast passes that must be allocated for storybook rides and no one to chicken out a
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27 October
Magic Kingdom for Adults 101 – What You Should Do In This Magical Park When You Don’t Have Kids With You
5. Spend The Whole Day in the Park. If you have visited Walt Disney World you are familiar with the afternoon witching hour that occurs when children get hot, exhausted and cranky. To ward off exhaustion, a lot of families return to their resort room to rest midday. While almost everyone enjoys a rest during vacation, a break of some sort is crucial for many children visiting the parks. Groups t
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27 October
12 Best Times For The Lowest Room Rates At Walt Disney World
7. Fred MacMurray Week (August 30) The last days of August and first days of September offer low rates for Disney resorts and lighter crowds as kids head back to school, but you’ll still have to contend with high temperatures. Labor Day weekend delivers a bit of a bump in park attendance, but you should still have enough elbow room to keep your sanity. Visit in honor of Fred MacMurray, the first
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27 October
12 Best Times For The Lowest Room Rates At Walt Disney World
10. Eleanor Audley Week (November 19) The third week of November offers the last chance for low room rates and crowds before the incredibly popular Thanksgiving holiday sends both skyrocketing. Some early Christmas programming starts being available at this time. Visit in honor of Eleanor Audley, voice of Lady Tremaine in 1950’s Cinderella and Maleficent in 1959’s Sleeping Beauty, as well as Mad
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27 October
12 Best Times For The Lowest Room Rates At Walt Disney World
For true Disney fanatics, there’s nothing sadder than leaving the Disney World Resort after a wonderful visit. In fact, if it was possible many of us would never leave at all! But until we hit that big lottery jackpot, we’ll have to resign ourselves to visiting when we can afford it. And one of the best ways to stretch our Disney dollars is by visiting during the most cost-effective times of th
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27 October
12 Best Times For The Lowest Room Rates At Walt Disney World
4. Ellen DeGeneres Week (January 26) The fourth week of January is notable in that it features, along with the week immediately following, what tends to be the lowest room rates of the entire year. The crowds are extremely light, which means the only negative you may face is a few ride closures for refurbishment. Visit in honor of Ellen DeGeneres, the voice of Dory in 2003’s Finding Nemo and 201
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27 October
5 Things You Should Ask Cast Members at Magic Kingdom
1. Where is the best spot to watch Festival of Fantasy? While you may know that Festival of Fantasy kicks off at 3 p.m. near Splash Mountain, you may not know where the best place is to watch it! Many cast members who work in Magic Kingdom have seen the parade or, in the very least, know the parade route and can offer some advice on where to best view it. I personally love to watch the parade eith
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27 October
5 Things You Should Ask Cast Members at Magic Kingdom
2. Where is the best place to have lunch/dinner? Because Magic Kingdom has so many food offerings, it can tough to pick the best place to grab a bite to eat. If you have some idea of what you may be in the mood for, asking a cast member for further advice will help you make a decision. They can also direct you to the closest/most popular quick or full service restaurant if you don’t care where you
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