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4. Jellyrolls
One of my favorite places to go at Walt Disney World after leaving one of the theme parks at night is Jellyrolls. Jellyrolls is the dueling piano bar located at the Boardwalk Inn. The cover might seem a little pricey…
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5. Dine with an Imagineer
Craving some more insider knowledge? You’re actually able to book a dining reservation at Walt Disney World to have lunch with an Imagineer. If you’re looking to have some friendly conversation with the folks responsible for engineering all of the…
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6. Backstage tours
Have you been dying to get a glimpse of Walt Disney World behind the scenes? Super curious about those tunnels underneath the Magic Kingdom? Wondering what goes on backstage at Kilimanjaro Safari? Disney offers a number of backstage experiences in…
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7. Golf courses
Did you know that the Walt Disney World resort is home to award winning golf courses? If you’re a golfer, you’ll definitely want to check out the Palm and Magnolia golf courses, which have been featured on the PGA world…
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8. Kids Clubs
Yes, a Disney vacation is meant to provide guests with experiences that parents and children can enjoy together, however sometimes both sides might want a little bit of time to themselves. Don’t feel like that just because you’re in Disney…
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9. Victoria and Albert’s
Victoria and Albert’s is a AAA 5 Diamond dining experience located at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa. If you thought Walt Disney World was only the place to go for cheeseburgers and hot dogs, think again. In addition to…
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10. Spas
A trip to the spa is probably not the first thing you think of when you begin planning a trip to Walt Disney World, however with all of the running around the parks you’ll be doing, you’ll be happy to…
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10 Hidden Disney World Secrets That Will Surprise Even Super Fans
Walt Disney World is a place of wonder and magic, but even seasoned Disney fans might not know about some of its hidden gems and fascinating secrets. From unique dining experiences to little-known attractions, here’s the ultimate guide to the…
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Updated Closings at Walt Disney World Due to Hurricane Matthew
As we previously reported, hurricane Matthew is heading for Florida with expected impacts to the Central Florida area, including Walt Disney World. Winds are expected to reach as high as 75+ MPH with 5 to 10 inches of rainfall. The…
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Hurricane Matthew Preparedness and Walt Disney World
Hurricane Matthew Preparedness and Walt Disney World As I write this, Florida is getting prepared for a hit by the first major hurricane in over a decade. Governor Rick Scott has declared a state of emergency for all counties in…
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1. Never pay for water.
So many Disney guests complain about the number of water bottles they purchase each day and how quickly they add up. Water can be free though, so there is really no need to pay $2.50/bottle for it. Go to the…
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2. Bring your own snacks.
If you’re worried about snacks adding up on your vacation, plan on bringing some of your own. You are more than welcome to bring your own food into the parks. If you have your heart set on some Disney food,…
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3. If you don’t get the dining plan, share meals & eat at more reasonably priced locations.
Without the dining plan, there are still plenty of options for affordable food at Walt Disney World. Consider how much food you’ll actually be able to eat, keeping in mind that in most cases you will not be bringing home…
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4. Purchase the dining plan (if it’s right for you.)
Whether or not the dining plan is right for your family depends on how much you’re going to eat and which restaurants you’ll want to be eating at. Look at menus online and compare the cost of what you’d be…
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5. Know what discounts you’re eligible for.
If you’re a Disney Vacation Club Member, annual passholder, or using a Disney Visa card (on a purchase of $50 or more) you get 10% off your purchase at all Disney merchandise locations. Just make sure that you have the…
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6. Take advantage of gift cards.
Similarly to paying off your trip weekly, I often find it helpful to put a certain amount of money on a Disney gift card per week, that way you have this money saved for when you are there. If you…
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7. Pay off your vacation weekly, instead of all at once, or by using a credit card.
If you book a vacation package through Disney, you have the ability to put some money down to book the trip, and make payments in the time prior to your arrival. If you can easily pay x amount per week,…
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How to Visit Disney Without Breaking the Bank—7 Game-Changing Tips
Planning a trip to Disney is a magical experience, but it can also be a costly endeavor. Luckily, there are practical ways to stretch your budget while still enjoying everything Disney has to offer. Here are seven awesome tips to…
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Magic Kingdom Transportation Refurbishments Scheduled for Walt Disney World
Walt Disney loved various modes of transportation. That is why there is a railroad and a riverboat at the Magic Kingdom. Both are scheduled for refurbishments in the coming months. The Walt Disney World Railroad will be closed January 9…
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Hall of Presidents at Walt Disney World to Add 44th President
The Hall of Presidents will close on January 17th for refurbishment in order to add the 44th president that is elected in the November 2016 election. The refurbishment will run until June 29th in order to allow time for the…
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