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8 Things You Should Never Do On Disney’s Monorail

5. Take Up Space As I mentioned over and over, the monorail gets pretty crowded every single day.  There are many guests that stand while it’s in motion because there aren’t enough seats to accommodate everyone.  I have witnessed guests extend their legs on benches and spread themselves out even when the monorail is completely full.  It i

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8 Things You Should Never Do On Disney’s Monorail

4. Change Diapers or Breast Feed Babies require a lot of care and while there is an emergency of some kind bound to happen, changing a diaper on the monorail isn’t the best idea.  For starters, (as previously mentioned) there is a chance there will be lots of guests aboard making it difficult to maneuver.  The monorail also isn’t the most

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8 Things You Should Never Do On Disney’s Monorail

3. Excessive PDA Disney is the happiest place on earth and when you spend it with your partner or spouse you’re bound to embrace and even give each other a sweet kiss here and there.  While it’s common to see this happen, it’s important not to take it too far in public, especially on the monorail.  This tight area is not the kind of place

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8 Things You Should Never Do On Disney’s Monorail

2. Speak Loudly Sometimes guests that take the monorail have to sit far away from their friends and families due to limited space.  Last time I was riding the monorail, I was completely exhausted from being at the park all day and had to deal with two people practically yelling at each other across the center aisle.  I could tell many wer

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8 Things You Should Never Do On Disney’s Monorail

1. Smoke, Eat or Drink In order to keep the monorail in tip top shape, it’s important not to eat, drink, or smoke.  Many guests have health issues and smoke can be a bother.  The good news is that there are various stops along the monorails path, so if you really feel the need to light up, you’re only a few minutes away from doing so no m

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8 Things You Should Never Do On Disney’s Monorail

One of the best rides on the Walt Disney Property is the monorail.  You don’t even need a ticket to the park to experience this amazing method of transportation from Magic Kingdom to the resorts and from the Ticket and Transportation Center to Epcot.  While this is a guest favorite, there are appalling behaviors that can occur on the mono

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Deciding Between Port Orleans French Quarter and Port Orleans Riverside

7 .Uniqueness We love the separate and distinct areas of Riverside that essentially allows you to pick a second resort within your resort – Magnolia Bend, Acadian House, and Alligator Bayou, but French Quarter features the smaller streets to replicate the authentic French Quarter.  Guests can also climb aboard a horse-drawn carriage and t

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Deciding Between Port Orleans French Quarter and Port Orleans Riverside

6. Specialty Rooms Guests at Riverside can book a princess royal room that features special theming and decorations. We stayed in one of these rooms on a birthday trip and loved the interactive headboard that displayed their own fireworks display and loved searching the room for the extra special princess touches built into the design. Cu

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Deciding Between Port Orleans French Quarter and Port Orleans Riverside

5. Resort Size As we mentioned before as it relates to bus transportation, Riverside is bigger which means more walking for guests from their rooms to bus stops, cars, and the main building. French Quarter is much smaller, so guests are never have a longer than 5 minute walk to the bus stop or the main building. Depending on what you are

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Deciding Between Port Orleans French Quarter and Port Orleans Riverside

4. Bus Transportation Riverside is a bigger resort and because of the size of the resort, there are four bus stops throughout the resort. This is convenient if you have a room that is not close to the main building, but can be frustrating when returning back to your room after a long day in the park. French Quarter has only one bus stop b

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