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3. Reservations at One Park Guests wishing to get FastPasses can get three of them in one park to begin with. So, if you plan on parkhopping throughout the day, consider what rides and attractions are the most important so you can score FastPasses for these and then ride standby on other attractions when the lines may not be as ...

2. Plan in Advance Depending on the tickets that you have and whether you are staying on Disney property, your booking window for FastPass+ can open as early as 60 days prior to your trip – this is true for guests that are staying on Disney property.  Annual passholders and ticket holders NOT staying on Disney property can begin making ...

1. FastPass+ is Free FastPass+ is free to every guest who has paid for a ticket regardless of whether they are staying in a Disney resort or not. The only catch to using FastPass+ is that you have to have a ticket already purchased and linked to your My Disney Experience account to be able to schedule your FastPasses. So, ...

In recent years, Disney has attempted to make planning your vacation even easier with the introduction of the My Disney Experience app which is home to all of your dining and resort reservations, place where you can find park maps, hours, as well as search for attraction wait times. In addition to this treasure trove of information, the app is ...

8. Grand Floridian Cinderella’s cast of characters greets dinner guests regularly at 1900 Park Fare inside the Grand Floridian Resort. (Cinderella, Charming, Lady Tremaine and the stepsisters) At the Grand Floridian Tea Room, a proper princess party is held almost every afternoon with Aurora in attendance.  (Reservations required.)  BONUS: Trattoria al Forno – Coming soon to Disney’s Boardwalk, this brand ...

7. Akershus For a more exotic cuisine, try the princess dining of Akershus in the Norway pavilion. Again, you never know who will be in attendance, but sightings often include Belle, Jasmine, Snow White, and Aurora. Sometimes Ariel (the human version) comes as well. (Reservations required.)

6. Cinderella’s Table For the ultimate in princess dining experiences, Cinderella’s Table is the place to be. Located actually inside Cinderella’s Castle, this character meal is pure memories in the making. The princess lineup is never guaranteed, but some classics—Cinderella, Snow White, Jasmine, and Belle—usually make their rounds. (Reservations required.)

5. World Showcase Epcot’s World Showcase is a wonderful place to greet princesses from around the globe. Anna and Elsa have their own dedicated space in the Norway pavilion. Fast Passes are not available (and the sisters’ popularity is reflected in the lines) so plan accordingly. In addition, Mulan can be found in China, Jasmine is available in Morocco, and ...

5. Animation Courtyard Disney’s littlest princess can be found greeting her fans outside the Disney Jr. Live on Stage show. Sofia the First is available for most of the day in this dedicated location, and can also be found in the nearby Hollywood and Vine during breakfast and lunch. (Reservations required.) Photo Credit: Disney

4. Tiana’s Riverboat Party Wanna party with a princess during a parade? This magical experience is just right for you! Board the Liberty Square Riverboat just prior to the Festival of Fantasy Parade and enjoy VIP viewing along with an ice cream social! Tiana and Naveen make their rounds greeting guests during the cruise around Tom Sawyer’s Island following the ...