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How to Do Walt Disney World Without Financial Regrets
A visit to Disney World is a dream of many. Unfortunately, not everyone feels like they can afford such a trip, and many who truly can’t afford it go anyway, only to return home with financial regrets. This is a truly terrible feeling, and depending on how much debt was accumulated, it’s a mistake that can take years to bounce back from.Â
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How Families Can Spend A Perfect Weekend Getaway At Disney World Resort
1. Don’t: Spend Time Shopping When you have tons of time, shopping in Disney World is super fun. That said, when you only have a weekend, shopping isn't the best use of precious park hours. We say skip the shopping and head to the real attractions instead. Do: Shop Ahead of Time If you really want to ensure everyone goes home with a souve
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How Families Can Spend A Perfect Weekend Getaway At Disney World Resort
2. Don’t: Overbuy Tickets Many people with only a few days in Disney World automatically think park hoppers are the best option. This is true if you’re set on seeing all four parks in only two or three days, but that fast pace isn’t for everyone, especially those with young kids. Do: Trust That Less is More What we suggest instead of tryi
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How Families Can Spend A Perfect Weekend Getaway At Disney World Resort
3. Don’t: Run, Run, Run In the same vein as the tip about not trying to do everything, you don’t want to take on a go, go, goattitude. You are, after all, on vacation—even if it is a short one—and going home exhausted is never fun. Do: Relax with Resort Time In order to avoid running like and through your entire trip, schedule in a nice b
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How Families Can Spend A Perfect Weekend Getaway At Disney World Resort
4. Don’t: Eat Mediocre Food Some people end up at Disney World with no plan for food. This is unfortunate because it means they will likely end up eating hamburgers and chicken nuggets for the majority of their meals, never really enjoying the amazing foods the resort has to offer. Do: Plan Special Meals Don’t be like the ill-prepared tra
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How Families Can Spend A Perfect Weekend Getaway At Disney World Resort
5. Don’t: Try to Do It All Whether you’re visiting for the first time or the hundredth, you’re probably going to be tempted to squeeze everything you possibly can into the few days you’re there. Don’t do this. It takes away from the fun and makes things stressful and less spontaneous. Do: Make a Plan Instead of trying to do it all while,
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How Families Can Spend A Perfect Weekend Getaway At Disney World Resort
6. Don’t: Waste Time Driving Driving is a time-consuming chore that should never be done on vacation, and certainly not when you’re strapped for time. Unfortunately, it’s not always an easy thing to avoid, but in Disney World it’s perfectly possible—and highly recommended—to skip the driving. Do: Stay Onsite In order to avoid driving, cat
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How Families Can Spend A Perfect Weekend Getaway At Disney World Resort
Any time spent in Disney World is great. That said, if you only have a weekend to spend, you may want to consider touring differently. By changing the way you do things in order to get the most out of your getaway time, you can ensure you and your kids have an absolute blast in your two or three days at Disney.  Here are the dos and don’t
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10 Splurge-Worthy Experiences at Walt Disney World
1. A Wedding at Disney World – $5,000 to $50,000+ As long as we’re splurging, why not plan a wedding at Disney World? Custom weddings are created for Guests based on what they want as part of the nuptials. Do you want Mickey and Minnie to join you for your big day? That can be arranged for about $1,800. Do you want to arrive at your
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10 Splurge-Worthy Experiences at Walt Disney World
2. Disney World Platinum Annual Passes – $904 to $1,010 If your family is anything like mine, you don’t have to live close to Disney in order to be there every 6 to 12 months. The minute school is out for summer, we’re packed up and headed to our happy place! We stay for nearly 3 weeks at a time, and years ago, we were sad when our
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