Disney Tips and Travel Advice

Planning your vacation to Walt Disney World® Resort in advance will make your vacation so much more rewarding. Rather than try and flood you with tons of information, we have made a quick list of the best tips and advice we can offer you.

Tips:
1. Plan your accommodations in advance (like your Disney Princess Breakfast, Bibbidi Bobbidy Boutique, or your Character Breakfasts, and Extra Magic Hours).
2. Stay onsite at a Walt Disney World® Resort Hotel, choose concierge if you want extra comfort, and if you are planning to  spend your entire vacation at the Walt Disney World® Resort and not visit the other Orlando theme parks. If you plan on spending some of your time at Universal Studios or Sea World, then it may be best to stay at a local hotel in between the theme parks or even at a comfortable vacation home.
3. Be prepared. Bring sunscreen, ponchos and lots of clothes to change very often. Spending time at theme parks means lots of walking around and lots of sweating! Having fun and enjoying thrilling rides isn't easy!
4. Research in advance. Buy a book about the Walt Disney World® Resort and Orlando or browse online. Walt Disney World ® Resort is a large property of several miles. There are four Walt Disney World®Theme Parks and two Water Parks on property at Walt Disney World® Resort. Each Theme Park is like a world of its own.

Advice:
1. Visit all that Orlando has to offer. The Walt Disney World® Resort is a truly magical place and a world of its own. Universal  is where you can literally Ride the Movies and enoy the thrills. Sea World brings you upclose and personal with amazing animals and wildlife you can only imagine. See all you can see while in Orlando.
2. Try to stay at a vacation home. This is the newest and most popular trend for Orlando travelers. If you like luxury and independence, along with swimming in your own pool, this is a great and affordable option for multiple families or groups of more than four that would need to stay in more than one hotel room. Many times its much more affordable. If you enjoy being catered to and waking up to room-service, then perhaps the hotel vacation best suits your needs!
3. Study the busy seasons. Try and visit during the week. If you can, avoid holiday weekends as this is  when all of the parks are at their busiest times.
4. Get ready to have lots of fun! Bring your camera and lots of film and for help to find your favorite  characters click here. Make sure to buy a picture frame or two at an Orlando store to capture your  vacation memories to remember them forever!
5. And of course after all of thise great advice you need to explore the world for yourself!