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Top 10 Tips Rookies Should Know About Dining At Disney World Resort

5. Bringing Food from Home is Allowed Have you ever peeked at Disney World food prices? For some, paying those prices for every meal simply isn't an option.   While we still firmly believe in having at least a few Disney World restaurant meals during your trip, we also think that taking sandwiches to the parks for some meals is perfectly

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Top 10 Tips Rookies Should Know About Dining At Disney World Resort

6. Kids Under 3 Eat Free at Buffets If you have a toddler who is a big eater, buffets could be an awesome idea for your family. You see, kids under three eat for free at buffets, meaning your tiny little garbage disposal can eat to their heart’s content and you won’t pay a dime.

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Top 10 Tips Rookies Should Know About Dining At Disney World Resort

7. The Dining Plan Isn’t Always the Best Deal Many guests who are new to Disney World simply assume that the Disney Dining Plan is the best deal out there. However, this isn't the always the case. Depending on how your family eats, the dining plan may not be a good deal at all, so be sure to do some research on this as well, and only purc

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Top 10 Tips Rookies Should Know About Dining At Disney World Resort

8. Some of the Best Restaurants Aren’t in the Parks While it might seem silly to travel to a hotel to try out a restaurant, the Disney resort hotels offer some of the best dining options on-property. Therefore, we highly recommend doing some research beforehand just in case there is an eatery hidden away in a hotel that you might want to

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Top 10 Tips Rookies Should Know About Dining At Disney World Resort

9. You Will NEED Reservations It might be tempting to head into your vacation without making reservations. We get it, tying yourself down to a specific time and place can seem so regimented for a vacation. However, because the parks get so busy, and because many of the restaurants are so popular, you are going to need to make dining reser

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Top 10 Tips Rookies Should Know About Dining At Disney World Resort

10. Dining is Part of the Experience In Disney World, dining isn’t something you do just because you have to eat to survive, it’s actually an enormous part of the experience. Character meals offer you an opportunity to dine with favorite Disney friends, while many other meals pull you into another time and place entirely. Seek out these a

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Top 10 Tips Rookies Should Know About Dining At Disney World Resort

If you’re planning your first trip to Disney World, you may not have given your potential meals there much thought yet. After all, not many people visit an amusement park for the food. However, Disney World is different. It isn’t like every other amusement park out there, and that means you need to be planning differently. Here are ten th

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Easy Disney Planning Ideas You’ll Want to Steal From This Disney Pro

1. Purchase Tickets in Advance Picking out your tickets ahead of time is super important. You can purchase them online and there are several to choose from. There are also good discounts online from time to time and you can bypass waiting in the ticket line when you arrive at the parks. Everything is conveniently stored on your MagicBand

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Easy Disney Planning Ideas You’ll Want to Steal From This Disney Pro

2. Bring Portable Chargers Nobody wants to stop and wait for their phones to charge while they’re having fun. A quick fix to this is to bring portable chargers with you to the park. This will save you a lot of time and hassle while you’re out. You can then conveniently charge anywhere, even while you’re waiting in line! Don’t forget to br

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Easy Disney Planning Ideas You’ll Want to Steal From This Disney Pro

3. Prepare for the Weather This may seem like an obvious step, but it’s definitely worth mentioning. Take a look at the weather forecast for your trip before attempting to pack your suitcase. The weather fluctuates quite a bit here, so it’s important to think ahead. The summer months are typically hot and rainy. Fall and spring are typica

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