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12 Rules You Should Definitely Follow At Walt Disney World
10. Be Kind to Cast Members This should be a no-brainer, but unfortunately, some people need to be reminded. Cast Members are here to help you, so treat them with respect. They have great knowledge of the park and surrounding areas. Keep in mind that they don’t make the rules! Their priority is to keep you safe and happy during your stay.
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12 Rules You Should Definitely Follow At Walt Disney World
11. Have a Designated Meeting Spot It’s always best to establish a meeting place in case your group gets split up. It’s nice to rely on phones, but have a backup plan just in case. If you have young children in your group, be sure to talk to them about safety and have a solid plan. The parks can be crowded and sometimes feel overwhelming,
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12 Rules You Should Definitely Follow At Walt Disney World
12. Make Dining Reservations in Advance Dining plays a factor in your Disney World experience, so don’t forget to make reservations ahead of time! There are plenty of great options at the parks, hotels, and Disney Springs. Eating on the go every time may not leave you as satisfied as a sit-down meal would. Chances are you’ll come across a
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12 Rules You Should Definitely Follow At Walt Disney World
Disney-goers often create their own method when it comes to planning their trip. Eventually, everyone establishes their own rhythm and way of doing things that is comfortable for them. Here are 12 rules you should definitely follow at Walt Disney World:
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8 Scams You Should Avoid When Planning a Walt Disney World Trip
1. Dining “Scalpers” Unfortunately, there are Disney Dining brokers out there who flood Disney’s systems with requests for Disney dining reservations, and then charge you for them. How do they do it? Well, they book Disney World dining reservations ahead of time under fake names and then will scalp them for money. Guests will be charge
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2. Resale of partially used multi-day tickets This practice is illegal in Florida, so don’t even think about purchasing used tickets. Also, Disney will know because they use a scanning device that takes your fingerprint whenever you enter a Disney theme park, and it’s connected to your ticket. Your fingerprint is not going to match the
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8 Scams You Should Avoid When Planning a Walt Disney World Trip
3. Social Media WDW free ticket contests Sometimes friends will share WDW contest posts that state you can win tickets by sharing, liking, or commenting on a post to win Disney World tickets. If you see these types of posts on Facebook, do not share. These fake profiles have names like “Walt Disney World.”, or “Walt Disney-World,” and m
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8 Scams You Should Avoid When Planning a Walt Disney World Trip
4. “Free”? Disney World Vacation Whenever you see the word “free” in conjunction with a Walt Disney World Vacation, run, don’t walk to the nearest exit. There is no such thing as free at Walt Disney World, except cups of water at most quick serve restaurants. Even if you win a legitimate Disney World vacation in an authorized Disney con
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8 Scams You Should Avoid When Planning a Walt Disney World Trip
5. Pizza Delivery Scam If you find pizza delivery fliers pushed under your Resort Hotel door, be aware that many of these are fakes. The criminals get your credit card number and never deliver the pizza. Disney even supported a law banning this type of activity, but in some cases, the fliers still continue. There are some Disney Resort
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8 Scams You Should Avoid When Planning a Walt Disney World Trip
6. Cast Member Complimentary Tickets These tickets can be easily faked, and fakes won’t work; also, they are not supposed to be sold. It may seem a cast member is trying to do you a favor, but do the research. These tickets will most likely be declined.
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