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Magic Kingdom Touring Plan for Families With Small Children
13. Make FastPass Reservations FastPass reservations are your opportunity to make sure you and your children are able to meet their favorite characters or get on their favorite rides. Keep your child’s desires in mind here. If your child isn’t a big fan of rides but would love to meet a lot of characters, go ahead and book character mee
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Magic Kingdom Touring Plan for Families With Small Children
14. Make Dining Reservations Make reservations for your character / table service meals as early as possible. Your advance planning already comes into play here. Magic Kingdom offers three character meals. The Crystal Palace features Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, and Eeyore. Cinderella’s Royal Table features Cinderella and other pr
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Magic Kingdom Touring Plan for Families With Small Children
Before Your Visit 15. Plan in Advance The best touring plans start well before the day of your visit. Know your child’s height, interests, favorite characters, needs, and limitations when planning your day at Magic Kingdom. Then plan accordingly. Tailor your trip to your child’s requirements. Don’t plan activities or attractions that
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Magic Kingdom Touring Plan for Families With Small Children
Many parents feel that it’s best to wait to take children to Magic Kingdom until they “are old enough to remember it”. Other parents feel that it’s never too early to take the family to the Most Magical Place on Earth. As someone who falls into the latter category, I nonetheless believe that the most important thing to remember when doi
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10 Things You Should Never Do At Walt Disney World Resort
1. Be Rude to Cast Members I've frequently seen guests arguing with cast members over things that he or she simply cannot control! Yelling at a cast member isn't going to fix a broken ride, reduce the wait time, make your child taller, or change the weather. NONE of these things are the fault of a cast member, and no amount of berating t
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10 Things You Should Never Do At Walt Disney World Resort
2. Be Rude to Fellow Guests No one comes to Disney World looking to have a bad time. But sometimes the crowds, heat, and overwhelming nature of the place can get the better of us. It's so helpful if everyone minds their manners! A simple “excuse me” when you need to get past someone or an “I'm sorry” if you bump into someone go a long. A
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10 Things You Should Never Do At Walt Disney World Resort
3. Get Dehydrated This is especially important in the hot summer months, when you lose a lot of water to sweat as you walk around the parks. Dehydration can make you feel miserable, and if severe can become a true emergency. There's no reason to get dehyrdated at Walt Disney World! There are water fountains located throughout every park,
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10 Things You Should Never Do At Walt Disney World Resort
4. Over-imbibe Alcohol is now served in all four of the main Disney Parks. A fun adult beverage can bring you into the spirit of a country in Epcot (like a nice beer in Germany) or enhance your fine meal at a Disney restaurant. But be sure to drink responsibly. Overindulging in alcohol isn't appropriate in a family-friendly place like Wal
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10 Things You Should Never Do At Walt Disney World Resort
5. Smoke or Vape Smoking is only permitted specified smoking areas in the Walt Disney World parks. This includes e-cigarettes or vaping! Walt Disney World is a family-friendly place full of lots of kids, so smoking is restricted for their (and everyone's) health and safety. You never know if the people around you might have a medical cond
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10 Things You Should Never Do At Walt Disney World Resort
6. Forget to Tip This is a very common problem when using the Disney Dining Plan. Guests sometimes forget that while the meal is included in the cost of the plan, the tip is not. Be sure to leave a good tip for your server; he or she relies on that income. And don't forget to leave something for Mousekeeping in your hotel room. These cast
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