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4. Food and Wine With the dawn of social media and hundreds of publications dedicated to all things culinary, The Food and Wine Festival at Epcot has become the premier event on property. Not only this, but during this extended period (about 10 weeks) there are several additional events, including Swan & Dolphin’s Food and Wine Classic, s
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5. 3-Day Weekends Think Labor Day, Columbus Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, or Memorial Day. All of these extended weekends entice plenty of spontaneous travelers, especially from neighboring areas. If you like to sojourn by car, these can be especially difficult times to ingress and egress from Disney property. Precise planning can beco
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6. Spring Break/Easter For reasons much like summertime, spring naturally attracts many families. Schools both near and far offer week-long breaks throughout the season, and the opportunity to spend it at the parks is one that Disney fanatics of all ages can’t resist. Add in holidays like Mother’s Day and Easter along with special events
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7. Summer From fireworks, we naturally transition to the season of July 4th: summertime. Yes, this entire season has long been known to crawl with an excess of guests, off from school and vacationing with family. In spite of the insufferable heat, this time of year is accessible to families with school-aged children, so it will likely alw
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8. New Year’s What could be better than watching an over-the-top fireworks show for New Year’s Eve? Watching it at Disney, of course! If you agree with this statement, you’re not alone. This is such a bustling time at Disney World that they offer the same fireworks on multiple nights with several different showtimes. Not only this, but gu
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9. Thanksgiving With exception to a few pockets before and after the actual day, Thanksgiving itself truly earns its spot on this list. Many restaurants on property offer special menus in celebration of the holiday. These reservations are highly coveted, and often booked months in advance.
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10. Christmas Arguably the biggest holiday for travel, Christmas is always packed at Disney parks. In spite of blockout dates for certain passholders and higher ticket prices for everyone else, guests still show up in hoards. Add Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party to the mix, and you’ve got a perfect storm. Year after year, visitors come
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Some things cannot be controlled: the weather, the progression of time… crowds at Walt Disney World. If you’re aware of what times are most chaotic however, you can prepare properly and control the tone of your trip. Of course, many other factors can affect the daily influx of guests- but here’s a simple guideline to get you started. Let’
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15 Tips For Planning Your Disney World Itinerary
1. Allow Plenty of Time for Shopping You’ll be surprised by how much time you’ll spend shopping at Disney World Resort. So, if you’re going to allow an hour each day, be realistic and double it! Sadly, the magic of Disney can’t double your budget, too, so start putting some pennies aside. There are some people who visit Disney World Resor
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2. Don’t Overlook Disney Springs It’s easy to think only of the parks, but making sure you build other areas into your plan means you’ll be getting the most out of your adventure. Be sure not to miss out on the electrifying entertainment district Disney Springs. Remember – “everything the light touches” is yours to explore.
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