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17. Pack Accordingly Because of the tricky Orlando weather, you will want to make sure you pack the right clothing. Loose-fitting clothing, shorts, t-shirts, tennis shoes, flip flops, ponchos, hats, sunglasses, swimsuits, sunscreen, and other summer essentials will keep you comfortable.

18. Get Ready for the Weather Orlando in the summer is hot, humid, and rainy, so take a look at the forecast so you know what you’re in for during your stay. While you may have some pleasant days, others can be unpredictable. The weather isn’t always ideal, but it can add some level of excitement to your vacation if ...

19. Create a Game Plan Having some sort of vacation itinerary established before you arrive will help your family stick to a plan and create less chaos. Something as simple as planning which park to visit on each day can help you with dining reservations, FastPass+ booking, and weather and crowd management. This is especially helpful in the summer, but ...

20. Expect Crowds This tip influences many of the others on our list, but it’s important to remember! Because kids are out of school and summer is the most popular vacation season, there are going to be crowds everywhere (and we mean everywhere!). Knowing this going in will prepare you for everything that comes with a crowded area, especially if ...

If you’re planning a trip to the happiest place on earth during the busy summer months, you may find yourself concerned about crowds or how to tackle the parks in the heat. We’ve had our share of experiences at Disney in the summer, so here are some of our top tips to help you get the most out of your ...

1. Have Fun Yes, its always a good idea to have a plan when taking on a trip to the parks. But for the love of Walt, please do not constrict yourself so much that you forget the point of the trip in the first place, have a great time. Walt Disney World is one of the most loved and ...

2. Bring Extra Cash Though this is not our number one tip, it’s still crucial to the success of any Disney trip. Magic and wonder aside, Disney munchies and merch can get a little expensive at times. And there’s always a possibility of unexpected expenses as well. Like Mom always said, better to have and not need than need and ...

3. Rest Up If you plan on a full day of fun at the parks, be sure to get a good night’s sleep the night before. A magical day can easily turn miserable if you don’t have the energy to get things going. A rested body makes for a receptive mind to take in all the magic the parks have ...

4. Eat Drink and Be Merry It goes without question that you will burn a lot of energy when visiting the Disney parks. If you haven’t packed your travel bag full of protein bars or snacks for later consumption, there are dozens of places where you can get a great bite to eat. If you’re looking to sit down and ...

5. Take a Map This rule will not apply to those Disney pros amongst us, but if this is your first trip, or you still have trouble finding Storybook Circus or New Fantasyland, then this tip is for you. You can find maps and information kiosks dotted all through the parks. If you get lost or need the assistance of ...