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12 Things Disney Cast Members Recommend You Take Into Epcot

 4. Poncho While Florida is most famous for its sun, it gets its fair share of rain as well. The summer months bring almost daily downpours. Be prepared with a rain poncho. While umbrellas are allowed in the parks, ponchos are lightweight, don’t take up much space, and allow you to have both hands free while you’re wearing them. Ponchos a

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12 Things Disney Cast Members Recommend You Take Into Epcot

3. Stroller Along the same lines as the ECV, young children may get tired walking around the huge park. Bringing a stroller can save a lot of whining, or having to carry a tired child around. My children are five years old and we still use a stroller for Epcot.  If you don’t want to bring one from home, strollers can be rented from Disney

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12 Things Disney Cast Members Recommend You Take Into Epcot

2. Wheelchair or ECV Epcot is a huge park, incredibly spread out with miles of walkways. If anyone in your group has limited mobility, it’s best to get a wheelchair or an ECV (electric convenience vehicle or scooter) to make their trip easier. Scooters and wheelchairs can be rented at the entrance to the park, but you can save some money

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12 Things Disney Cast Members Recommend You Take Into Epcot

1. Sunscreen Even in the winter months, the Florida sun is intense. Epcot is a big park with not as much shade cover as some of the others, so sunscreen is a must. Don’t forget that it’s still possible to get sunburned on a cloudy day! Nothing ruins your vacation like a miserable sunburn, so be sure to apply sunscreen before you get to th

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12 Things Disney Cast Members Recommend You Take Into Epcot

Epcot is an amazing, unique park, with so many different and exciting things to do. It’s a big plance and can be overwhelming, but with a bit of planning and a well-packed bag you’re sure to have a great day.

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 10 Things You May Want To Have For Your Disney Character Experience

10. A Belief In Magic! The worst thing that somebody could ever do when meeting a Disney character is not believe that they are real. Not only will this make the experience unenjoyable for you, but it will also ruin the dreams of countless children around you. Disney is a place where children of all ages go to escape reality and be immers

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 10 Things You May Want To Have For Your Disney Character Experience

9. A Knowledge Of Their Story It will really make the meet and greet the best that it can be if you have seen the film that the character originated from. This will make it more exciting to meet that particular character, as well as make it easier to ask questions and make conversation! Imagine meeting Anna and Elsa without knowing that t

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 10 Things You May Want To Have For Your Disney Character Experience

8.  A Good Quality Camera No matter what character you're meeting you will want to capture the memory. You can always use Disney’s Photopass services, but here’s a tip: The Disney Photopass Photographers will take pictures with you camera for free! I always bring my DSLR Camera into the parks, and i leave my character interactions with st

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 10 Things You May Want To Have For Your Disney Character Experience

7. A Good Attitude Get excited! Some people prefer the attractions over character interactions, and that it perfectly fine, but it's important to at least try to be enthusiastic when you're doing meet and greets. Whether you're trying to make your child happy, or your friends are dragging you, or whatever the reason may be, it will be mor

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 10 Things You May Want To Have For Your Disney Character Experience

6. A Disney Themed Outfit Another fun way to make the character extra excited to see you is to wear something with that character on it, such as a tee shirt or a dress, or maybe even a pair of ears, the characters will love to see themselves reflected in your attire! You can also Disneybound as a character, which is dressing up inspired b

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