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Walt Disney World 101 – An Overview of Disney World Parks
6. Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park Disney World Resort’s two water parks tend to be overlooked when one thinks of the resort. And Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park isn’t just your kind of place – it’s Olaf’s kind of place, too. You see, this frost-filled, once-ski resort has long since melted into a watery world – which is no surprise
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Walt Disney World 101 – An Overview of Disney World Parks
Disney World Resort is a place like no other on the planet. Not only that, but there’s simply no beating its sheer size. After all, it’s twice the size of Manhattan (yes – Manhattan!). But if you aren’t particularly familiar with the parks it’s made up of, here’s an overview of what they’re all about.
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10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
1. Feeding the Animals It’s so tempting to feed the animals that roam the resort, but it’s against the rules. So if you think you’re doing the ducks or birds a big favor, it’s actually counterpro-duck-tive. These little animals deserve to be safe, too. Not only that, but who’s going to help Snow White make her bed in the morning if there
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10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
2. Running Just hearing the words “Disney World Resort” is enough to make you want to run around excitedly. But doing so at the actual resort is discouraged. After all, with crowds everywhere, accidents are bound to happen. If you really do want to run around Disney World Resort, though, don’t forget about the special runs that take place
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10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
3. Wearing Inappropriate Attire No matter how much you might want to be a Storm Trooper and prove your loyalty to the First Order, costumes are prohibited across the resort for guests over the age of 14. Naturally, Disney wants to safeguard its reputation and, more importantly, to protect its guests at all times. For occasions such as Hal
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10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
4. Being Verbally Abusive Nobody deserves to be the victim of verbal abuse at Disney World Resort. So if you see any such behavior or if you’re unlucky enough to be a target yourself, be sure to let a Cast Member know so that they can take appropriate action. Disney World Resort is a place for fun, laughter, love and magic and nothing mor
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10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
5. Being Intoxicated There’s nothing at all wrong with enjoying alcoholic beverages during your visit. But it goes without saying that being intoxicated whilst in the parks is not a good idea. And if the alcohol negatively affects your behavior, you’ll be asked to leave so that you can sober up. If you want to have fun here, just get drun
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10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
6. Fighting Whether it’s verbal or physical, you will be asked to leave Disney World Resort if you engage in any sort of fight. There’s never a time and place for such behavior, and even if there was, Disney World Resort wouldn’t be one of them. Culprits even risk face being banned from the resort. If Disney has taught us anything, it’s t
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10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
7. Cutting in Line Cutting in line is as frowned upon as knocking Buzz out of the bedroom window. In other words, don’t do it. But if you do, you should expect other guests to expose your villainous side. And if you aren’t as inconspicuous as Monsters, Inc.’s snaky chameleon Randall, a Cast Member will “banish” you to the back of the queu
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10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
8. Illusion-breaking Just because Disney World Resort is mostly magical make-belief, you don’t always need to try and figure out how it ticks. But if you are eager to discuss its behind-the-scenes elements, that doesn’t mean you should do so in the company of children. If you do, their parents will likely say something to you. So help kee
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