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10 Park Tips From Walt Disney World Cast Members
6. Quick Tips If you have a stroller, tie a balloon to it so you can spot it from far away.  Don’t ask a human Disney character about current events or other questions that would cause them to break character, because they will not answer the question.   If you don’t like ice in your drink, mention it to the cashier when you order, and t
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10 Park Tips From Walt Disney World Cast Members
5. Character Meet and Greets If your child has never met Disney characters, start with the small, cuddly ones, like Piglet, Pooh Bear, Mickey, Minnie, Donald, or Daisy. Some of the bigger characters like Tigger, Goofy, Captain Hook, etc. might be a big scary to them. It is hard on a Disney Character to deal with a small baby or toddler
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10 Park Tips From Walt Disney World Cast Members
4. Courtesy Cast members are there to welcome and assist guests in any way they can, but it is not a part of their job description to discipline your unruly children, or rude adults. You can report to a cast member if someone breaks in line ahead of you, or if you feel someone is drunk and being loud and obnoxious, or behaving in an irr
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10 Park Tips From Walt Disney World Cast Members
3. Holidays—School Holidays Seasonal holidays and school holidays, especially Christmas and Spring Breaks, are a crazy, crowded time to visit Walt Disney World. All four theme parks and the two water parks are usually full, almost to capacity. You can navigate these large crowds by taking advantage of your Fast Pass+ reservations. Arr
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10 Park Tips From Walt Disney World Cast Members
2. Have a Plan Cast members strongly suggest you get a Park Map and have your group or family members look it over, and in addition to your FastPass+ reservations, let everyone decide what rides, attractions, or shows they just can’t miss. This saves a lot of time by knowing where you are going next, and also plan your rides and attract
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10 Park Tips From Walt Disney World Cast Members
A Walt Disney World vacation is one of most exciting, family friendly vacation destinations in the world. There are four separate parks, with thrill rides, colorful parades, spectacular fireworks displays, entertaining stage shows and attractions, Disney character Meet and Greets, exceptional dining choices, and a ton of shopping opportu
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Top 10 Things I’d Do If I Had Unfettered Access To Disney World For A Day
Disney World is the place where dreams come true. But there are necessary limitations, of course. What if for one day you could do whatever you wanted at Disney World? Where would you go? What would you do? Well, if the Genie suddenly granted me ten Disney World wishes to be granted in one day here’s what I would choose (and ix-nay on the
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Top 10 Things To Do at Blizzard Beach
Runoff Rapids This tube slide offers guests the choice of different slides to travel down the hill. We enjoy this attraction the most because of the variety it offers – guests can ride in single or double tubes. The slide does put guests in covered tubes so you don’t know where the next turn is coming! We also enjoy this attraction bec
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Top 10 Things To Do at Blizzard Beach
Summit Plummet The ultimate thrill ride at Blizzard Beach – guests plummet down this slide at top speeds. We love riding it a few times on each trip. It is much steeper and higher than its companion slide at Typhoon Lagoon. Riders who wait in the line and make it to the top (and then the bottom), can rest assured that they are a veteran o
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Top 10 Things To Do at Blizzard Beach
Teamboat Springs We love this massive raft ride for the entire family – guests will ride down a long slide while spinning around and get splashed on the way down. The ride loads at the top of Mount Gushmore and you’ll be amazed by how long the attraction is! What is even better is that you don’t have to carry the raft to the top of the ri
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