There isn’t much more exciting than arriving at Walt Disney World on your first day.
There really isn’t anything much sadder than having to leave Disney on your last day.
That said, there are some fun ways to get started and end your vacation on a high note.
Let’s start with a bonus tip: If you can swing it, arrive as early as you can on your first day and depart as late as you can on your last day. That may allow you to get value out of a park ticket. You can always leave your bag with Bell Services if your room isn’t ready or if you are staying past check out time.
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Some events are once in a lifetime kind of things.
They are rights of passage that don’t come with do overs.
For me, just this week, I had the chance to take my nieces to Walt Disney World for the very first time. With special permission from their parents, we planned the girl’s first trip to Magic Kingdom and as I write this article, they are still sleeping off the 13 hour adventure. Continue reading When I Took My Nieces to Magic Kingdom →
When you think about culinary experiences, Disney has much to offer. They run the gamut from the humble corn dog to Kobe-style beef tenderloin. As far as food goes, Walt Disney World really does offer something for everyone.
That said, some parks and resorts have a little more culinary swagger than others.
Some are designed for speed and utility rather than experience – and those are necessary features for locations like Magic Kingdom and Pop Century that have large capacities and get very crowded. They also serve the need for budget conscious diners whose first priority is value. These locations serve food that is usually hot, fast, and as economical as resort food gets. Continue reading Must Visit Table Service Restaurants at Epcot →
A Journey Through All Things Disney
