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I’ve Decided To Go To Disney, Now What? – 10 Planning Tips For An Awesome Disney Vacay

7. Bring a Bag Of course, you’re going to bring something to carry your various clothes and belongings to your hotel, but you should also consider packing something for the park. A drawstring bag or a light backpack does wonders when schlepping through the parks. With the smaller bag, you can easily store away your sunscreen, water bottle

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I’ve Decided To Go To Disney, Now What? – 10 Planning Tips For An Awesome Disney Vacay

8. Space for Souvenirs It’s always good practice to make space for what trinkets and treasures you may find on your trip. Anything from Mickey Ears to Disney Pins deserves a little extra space in your luggage. So be mindful of where you stash your whosits and whatsits galore. Pay especially attention to your luggage should you be travelin

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I’ve Decided To Go To Disney, Now What? – 10 Planning Tips For An Awesome Disney Vacay

9. Here Comes the Sun They don’t call it “The Sunshine State” for nothing, ya know. To say Florida gets hot is the understatement of the year. With temperatures reaching into the mid-nineties, sometimes triple digits, you will most definitely need some protection from those scorching UV rays. A bottle of portable sunscreen spray is highly

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I’ve Decided To Go To Disney, Now What? – 10 Planning Tips For An Awesome Disney Vacay

10. Perfect Your Punctuality One of the best ways to maintain the success of your trip is to be mindful of your time. Keep track of your flight departures, check-in/check-out hours, park openings, park closings, and what time the shuttles/trains/ferries/monorails run to and from the lots or the hotels. Falling behind could lead to confusi

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I’ve Decided To Go To Disney, Now What? – 10 Planning Tips For An Awesome Disney Vacay

Alright, you’ve bought the tickets, you’ve packed your bags, and you’ve got your hotel room booked. Sweet, smashing, super! But the game’s not over yet, Mouseketeers. As magical as it may seem, you can’t just pack a bag and waltz right through the gate. As with all vacations, a trip to Disney World (or any Disney Park for that matter) req

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Ain’t Misbehaving – 10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You in Big Trouble at Walt Disney World

1. Smoking outside designated smoking areas There are a number of designated smoking areas throughout the Walt Disney World Resort, and this is for the comfort and convenience of Guests who are smokers. But outside of those specifically designated areas, smoking is not allowed in the parks at Disney. This ensures the safety and comfort of

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Ain’t Misbehaving – 10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You in Big Trouble at Walt Disney World

2. Swimming in the Seven Seas Lagoon Yes, you read that correctly. It sounds beyond the believable that people would even attempt such a “feat,” but it has happened—more than once—with the same outcome each time—removal from the parks. There are two water parks on Disney property, as well as countless themed swimming pools at each Disney

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Ain’t Misbehaving – 10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You in Big Trouble at Walt Disney World

3. Using someone else’s ticket or MagicBand If you attempt to use someone else’s ticket, the Cast Member at the gate will be alerted—so don’t try this one at all. Guests try to access unused days on someone else’s ticket or MagicBand from time to time, but they are caught. That’s because the admittance system at Disney World is set up to

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Ain’t Misbehaving – 10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You in Big Trouble at Walt Disney World

4. Bringing in alcohol or illegal substances Let’s not validate this behavior with a long explanation. Buy alcohol in the parks. Leave yours at home. And if you feel the need to bring in illegal substances, you probably shouldn’t even consider visiting the parks that day.

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Ain’t Misbehaving – 10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You in Big Trouble at Walt Disney World

5. Exhibiting blatant disrespect for, or disobedience toward, a Cast Member When a Cast Member gives instructions or directions to Guests, whether those Guests are minors or adults, those Guests are expected to comply with the instructions. After all, Cast Members are only giving instructions in an effort to guarantee the safety and well-

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