Anyone who’s ever gone to Disney has likely felt like they spent too much once they got home. Saving money can be difficult at Disney World, since you’re a captive audience. But, it’s not impossible. Here’s a tip on how to save on meals.
There are a variety of ways to save money at Disney. Some are as simple as making a grocery stop on the way from the airport to the park. There are a number of other ways to save money, but some present challenges. Here’s a quick tip to solve a common issue.
Disney is rolling out more options to get early access to some of the most popular rides. Is it worth the money?
Disney Dining Plans are a reliable way for lots of families to save money at Disney. With the changes announced today, are you more or less likely to purchase a dining plan in the future?
The best way to turn a Disney trip into a disaster? Don’t get your FastPasses sorted out early. Here’s another small change that may help (or hurt) your ability to score the perfect FastPass.
I’ve done some pretty crazy things on airplanes. I’ve put together crazy trips where I visit multiple cities over the course of a week. But, I’ve never flown all the way around the world. And, I’ve yet to do it to visit all 5 Disney current parks.
I don’t like standing in line. I suspect most people agree. Disney World can be a lesson in how to cope with standing in line. But, if you use the FastPass system to your advantage, you can trade standing in line for having more fun!
If you’ve been to Disney World, you know that the food in Magic Kingdom leaves much to be desired, especially if you want to eat healthy. That’s slowly changing, and there’s now a healthy sit-down option that offers a high-quality meal as well.
HINT: It might not be where you think. As someone who travels frequently with two young children, finding ways to pack less is akin to finding ways to keep my sanity. I remember what my first trip traveling with our 6-month old daughter was…
While you can certainly stay off-site at Disney World and enjoy your experience, staying onsite puts you a lot closer to the parks. It also offers opportunities for some themed rooms kids will love and remember for a lifetime. Here’s how we used our Disney Vacation Club points to stay in a Treehouse Villa: