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Disney Pressed Coin Check List – 15 Coins You Must Collect and Where to Get Them

8. Hollywood Studios In Character – Aurora “Aurora” in script letters, “WALT DISNEY WORLD®”, “Series 10 of 12” in script letters. (penny) Photo credit Your WDW Store  

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Disney Pressed Coin Check List – 15 Coins You Must Collect and Where to Get Them

9. Pop Century Resort Everything Pop – Bagheera “Walt Disney's The Jungle Book” (penny) Photo credit Your WDW Store  

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How To Speak Disney in 10 Easy Steps

5. FP or FP+ Short for FastPass or FastPass+ (which are often used interchangeably). FastPasses are your ticket to skip long lines and join a queue for the same ride with a much shorter wait time. Prior to your visit you can reserve up to three FP’s per day (must be in the same park). After your initial three FP’s are used, you can reserve more FP’s one at a time.   

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How To Speak Disney in 10 Easy Steps

6. BOG – A funny abbreviation for Be Our Guest restaurant.  Belle and Beast’s castle is one of the newest dining venues in Fantasyland, and therefore one of the most popular. BOG is the home of the infamous “Grey Stuff”, a dessert inspired by the song that shares the restaurant’s name. Remember, it’s basically impossible to eat at BOG without an ADR, so reserve early.    

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How To Speak Disney in 10 Easy Steps

7.  Cindy’s – Slang for Cinderella’s Table.  This restaurant inside Cinderella’s Castle in the Magic Kingdom is considered the pinnacle of fine dining for princess lovers. With nearly every Disney princess in attendance, a meal at Cindy’s can fill an autograph book quickly—but you’ll pay for it, of course. If Cindy’s is on your must-do list, make an ADR ASAP.   Photo credit Disney  

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How To Speak Disney in 10 Easy Steps

8. ME – Shorthand for Disney’s Magical Express …the bus that will shuttle you from the Orlando airport to your Disney resort and back again. Make your ME reservations in advance and you will be sent personalized luggage tags to streamline the process.   

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How To Speak Disney in 10 Easy Steps

9. MB – Usually means Magic Bands Magic Bands are your key to the World. MB’s are linked with your ticket information and FP selections. They are also your resort key if you’re staying on-property and can be programmed to allow for payments if you wish. MB are shipped directly to you, personalized with your name and favorite color.   

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How To Speak Disney in 10 Easy Steps

10. MDE – An abbreviation for the My Disney Experience app MDE is basically your best friend when it comes to Disney planning and navigating. MDE will allow you to make ADR and FP+ selections. MDE also provides real time wait estimates and daily schedules. And the MDE maps will help you locate everything from characters to merchandise to restrooms. If you haven’t already, download the MDE ap

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How To Speak Disney in 10 Easy Steps

4. APH – Is an Annual Pass Holder.  Annual Pass Holders receive special perks such as merchandise and resort discounts, as well as exclusive collectible offerings. There are different levels of APH’s, each with a corresponding price-to-park-access ratio. (Less expensive passes have more restrictive blackout dates.) If you plan to visit Disney a few times in a one-year period, becoming an APH

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How To Speak Disney in 10 Easy Steps

So you’ve begun to wade in the waters of Disney vacation planning, when suddenly you’re bombarded with enough senseless acronyms and abbreviations to make you feel like you’re in over your head. Sound familiar? Don’t worry – here are 10 often-used codes to help you speak Disney easily in no time:  

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