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Happily Ever After – 10 Tips for How to Spend Your Last Day in Disney Parks

8. Enjoy Your Resort If you haven’t had the time to explore your resort, why not do that on your last day to start winding things down? The parks are the major attractions that bring guests to Walt Disney World, but the resorts have plenty to offer too. Whether it’s checking out a restaurant, exploring the grounds, spending an afternoon a

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Happily Ever After – 10 Tips for How to Spend Your Last Day in Disney Parks

9. Check Out Disney Springs Disney Springs is always a fun first and last day trip! If you haven’t visited this area and you aren’t sure how to spend your last day, taking a stroll through this area could be the way to go. Do some shopping, relax, try some of the delicious restaurants, and still be surrounded by Disney magic.

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Happily Ever After – 10 Tips for How to Spend Your Last Day in Disney Parks

10. Buy Souvenirs Because it’s your last day, why not treat yourself to some Disney gear and gifts for friends and family back home? If you’ve been eyeing a few items throughout the week, take the chance and get them before you leave. This way, you won’t have to worry about storing your purchases in your resort room all week. You can also

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Happily Ever After – 10 Tips for How to Spend Your Last Day in Disney Parks

The saddest part of any Walt Disney World vacation is the realization that the trip will have to come to an end sooner or later. When the days are starting to wind down, the thought of heading back home can pop into your mind and bring your spirits down. While it’s never easy to say goodbye, there are plenty of things to do to make the mo

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6 Things We Love about Morocco in Walt Disney’s Epcot

1. There's an Easter Egg in the Background As you gaze upon the Morocco pavilion, look above the nearby buildings and you'll notice the Tower of Terror all the way over at Hollywood Studios in the background. You might think it would stand out like a sore thumb, except Disney World's Imagineers did something clever by designing the top of

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6 Things We Love about Morocco in Walt Disney’s Epcot

2. Deck Yourself Out in Henna Art There aren't many places in Disney World that offer henna to guests, so you should take advantage of it while you're visiting the Morocco pavilion. If you're unfamiliar, henna is a kind of temporary tattoo made from an all-natural ink that remains on your skin for about a week or more before falling off.

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6 Things We Love about Morocco in Walt Disney’s Epcot

3. Enjoy a Shopping Experience Like No Other As you enter the Morocco pavilion and pass through the gates into the Medina Marketplace, you are greeted with a Disney shopping experience unlike any other. Rather than traditional gift shops, the Marketplace is set up like a North African bazaar, with six interconnected shops you can weave in

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6 Things We Love about Morocco in Walt Disney’s Epcot

4. The Food is Incredible One of the best things about the World Showcase is that it…well, showcases all kinds of foods from around the globe. In the Morocco pavilion, you'll find Moroccan- and Mediterranean-inspired cuisine that will transport your tastebuds to a distant land. At the Tangierine Café counter-service restaurant, trea

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6 Things We Love about Morocco in Walt Disney’s Epcot

5. You Can Meet Aladdin and Jasmine That's right, Morocco is the place to go if you want to meet Aladdin and Princess Jasmine themselves. You can typically find them in the marketplace area near Restaurant Marrakesh. The nice part about this location—which is at the back of the pavilion—is that the line is often short enough that it won't

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6 Things We Love about Morocco in Walt Disney’s Epcot

6. It's Just Like the Real Thing In all of the World Showcase, the architecture of the Morocco pavilion is the only one in which the represented country's government—rather than a corporation—had a hand in its design and construction. The King of Morocco himself, Hassan II, sent his personal craftsman and artisans to assist in the creatio

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