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20 Things About Walt Disney World You Must Know
20. Suited for Any Length Vacation. Sure, there is a lot to see at Walt Disney World. This does not mean that Disney is not well suited for a quick trip. Families can easily focus energy on one or two parks during a short trip over a long weekend. Likewise, you will find plenty to do to fill a weeklong trip to Walt Disney World if your fa
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10 Things They Won’t Tell You About Walt Disney World Rides but We Will
10. There Are No Theme Park Rides Like Disney Rides. Enjoy the magic that is Walt Disney World and know that Disney attractions truly are the first of their kind. Prior to the opening of Disneyland no theme park had served guests in such an immersive manner. Walt Disney World offers the entire family an opportunity to join in the storie
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10 Things They Won’t Tell You About Walt Disney World Rides but We Will
9. Disney Takes Safety Seriously. Walt Disney World has safety guidelines and precautions for a reason. Obeying height requirements, health warnings in rides and cast member instructions are important to your health and safety. Cast members monitor guests at all times during attractions so be on your best behavior during each ride and fo
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10 Things They Won’t Tell You About Walt Disney World Rides but We Will
8. You Can Get Additional Fast Passes. Stacking fast passes at the start of the day is a good idea for guests hoping to snag additional fast passes through the myDisneyexperience app during the park day. More fast passes mean less wait time, so take all the fast passes you can get even if the passes are for rides that only have a five or
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7. Ride Length Varies a Lot. Ride length varies quite a bit between attractions. Luckily, the Disney website provides an accurate ride time description for guests looking to investigate ride length. Short rides like Dumbo seem to run around 3 minutes’ total ride time whereas, Splash Mountain gives guests what seems like 10 minutes of at
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10 Things They Won’t Tell You About Walt Disney World Rides but We Will
6. Riding Creepy Rides at Night Is Even More Fun. Call me corny, but I love riding spooky or dark rides in the evening. The ride queue to Pirates of the Caribbean is much more cavernous and eerie in the dark. The Haunted Mansion is one of my all-time favorite night rides as is Big Thunder Mountain and Tower of Terror in Hollywood Studio
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5. Even Similar Rides at Walt Disney World and Disneyland Have Differences. If you visit Disneyland in California, you will find there are ride similarities between Disney World and Disneyland. However, there are still differences in structure in some of these rides. The Haunted Mansion in Disneyland is very different from the Disney Wo
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10 Things They Won’t Tell You About Walt Disney World Rides but We Will
4. Knowing the Background Stories on Rides Is Super Fun. Refreshing your Disney movie knowledge by indulging in a Disney marathon before a trip is a fun way to prepare for all the fun rides that await at Walt Disney World. I love to recognize details from Disney films in the rides when I visit after watching classic Disney films. Â
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3. Ride During Peak Times If You Want to Play in Interactive Ride Queues. As silly as it sounds, there may be a few times at Walt Disney World that you do want to wait in line. Most interactive ride queues in the parks shuffle guests past the area if there is a short wait time. My family actually skipped the opportunity to fast pass Pet
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10 Things They Won’t Tell You About Walt Disney World Rides but We Will
2. Some Rides May Be A Sensory Overload. Some rides may be a sensory overload for guests. The flashes of light and rough ride in Dinosaur, squeaky rails on hills in Thunder Mountain and loud portions of Journey into Imagination at Epcot may be too much for those that are easily overwhelmed. Luckily, the Disney website does a great job of
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