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10 Benefits Guests Enjoy When Staying at an Epcot Area Resort
8. Close to the Boardwalk Even if you aren’t staying at Disney’s Boardwalk Inn, the Boardwalk may be a short walk or ride away from your resort! The Boardwalk is a fun and relaxing area to grab a delicious dinner, take a scenic stroll, enjoy a tasty treat, dance, play games, ride a bike, and more! This spot is perfect for spending time aw
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10 Benefits Guests Enjoy When Staying at an Epcot Area Resort
9. Main Roads Aren’t Far Away This goes hand-in-hand with our previous point, but it is definitely worth mentioning! Because Epcot area resorts are centrally located, this means you will be near the main roads that run through Walt Disney World property. If you’re looking to go off property for the day and check out other parts of Orlando
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10 Benefits Guests Enjoy When Staying at an Epcot Area Resort
10. They Are Centrally Located If you look at a map of Walt Disney World property, you may notice that Epcot is toward the middle of the map, which means the Epcot area resorts are also centrally located. If you like the idea of being close to other parks, resorts, and attractions, this is definitely a major perk! Bus, taxi, or car rides
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10 Benefits Guests Enjoy When Staying at an Epcot Area Resort
Walt Disney World is filled with amazing resort options, so it can be overwhelming when it comes time to choose the right resort for your family. If you are an Epcot fan, you like being centrally located, or want to be in close proximity to some of the other popular parks and attractions, an Epcot area resort may be the choice for you! He
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10 School Holidays When Disney World Parks Get Super Busy!
1. New Year’s Eve To cap off the holiday season and school breaks, many guests like to ring in the New Year at WDW. With all of the Christmas decorations still up and special fireworks happening in both the Magic Kingdom and EPCOT, it is no wonder that the crowds are alive and well. But despite the hordes of people, could there really be
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10 School Holidays When Disney World Parks Get Super Busy!
2. Christmas Week and the Week After Since we were just discussing Christmas, let’s embellish further! Yes. Christmas is an insanely popular time for trips thanks to school vacations and Disney holiday events. Also, guests who visit during these two weeks get to enjoy the seasonal parades, fireworks, and shows without purchasing tickets f
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10 School Holidays When Disney World Parks Get Super Busy!
3. Thanksgiving Week and the Week After While many schools don’t give a week-long holiday for Thanksgiving, many do allow some time off. Although, this time period in WDW has become hectic for a variety of other reasons. This is because Christmas decorations start to sprout up in the park November 1st. By the end of the month, not only ar
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10 School Holidays When Disney World Parks Get Super Busy!
4. Presidents’ Day Weekend Similar to Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend, this three-day weekend in February can be quite popular. In addition to the holiday for kids (and most of their parents) on Monday, the following weekend is usually when the Disney Princess Half Marathon takes place. This means that some runners are arriving that Mo
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10 School Holidays When Disney World Parks Get Super Busy!
5. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Weekend Speaking of school vacations, this three-day weekend in January is another opportunity to head to Florida. Despite the fact that most kids just finished up a long December holiday break, many families still take advantage of the “extra” day. Again, this is still a great time to visit. Just don’t expec
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10 School Holidays When Disney World Parks Get Super Busy!
6. Fall Break Depending on where you live, this term may be unheard of. However; if you live in the south, you’ll be familiar with a week-long school break that usually falls in early October. On that note, if you plan to visit in early November, beware of “Jersey Week”. This is when several schools in New Jersey have their own mid-semest
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