One of my son’s favorite WDW memories came from us paying close attention to height requirements. He wanted to ride Rock N’ Roller Coaster more than anything and he just made the height requirement a month before we left. When we got there, the cast member called him over to check his height. No lifts or anything shady, he proudly ran over to the height check and promptly knocked the top of his forehead against the height checker. The cast member said he was definitely tall enough and now had a “Disney Dent.” He still loves to remember that day since he was so proud to be tall enough, and the cast member was so nice.
A note on The Grand Floridian: you don’t have to actually stay there to enjoy a lot of the benefits. Make a meal or spa reservation and they’ll let you in. I take an Uber there, arriving an hour or so before my reservation time, and then enjoy the lobby, check out the shops, walk around the beautiful grounds, maybe talk to some nice people. I’ve taken a ferry from there to Magic Kingdom, and it’s a lovely trip. The Spa is expensive but wonderful, and the massage therapists are super knowledgeable and sensitive. It’s always a great experience.
It is in every single one of her videos, it was actually nice to not hear this advice for once for me, especially on a subject covering the complete opposite scenario, especially when she covers this in the bus section of this video.
We had an off day whwn my bf took me 5 years ago for my bday and we went to TGF for a spa relaxing morning.... it was so worth it! Such a great experience...
I've never understood why folks wait in the Starbucks line instead of just going to Jeoffrey's. The lines are usually reasonable and their treats are way better. Jeoffrey's also has the AWESOME corn straws that are just perfect.
Many moons ago back in 1986 I had the cutest pair of sandals I decided to wear to my first trip to the Magic Kingdom. Luckily for me my mom needed a wheelchair because by noon I was limping. Mom took one look at me told me to sit down while she pushed for a couple of hours. I always use this story to stress the importance of bringing multiple good shoes. And this was in the days of only 2 parks.
You will never regret bringing a second pair of shoes or sandals (plus Band-aids for blisters) into the parks. We learned to bring old, worn-out sneakers and sandals for the parks and then trashed them in the hotel room before we went home. More luggage space for Disney souvenirs!
Planning burnout is no joke. I used to plan everything for everyone and now I won't do it, it's literally impossible to please everyone and it's so frustrating when they get upset with you over the plans you made that they didn't speak up on
My son and DIL spent the last 2 days of their WDW honeymoon at the Grand Flo. They spent them at the resort, renting a cabana and eating there. We never go to the parks on our travel day. We usually go to Disney Springs and shop and eat dinner.
I agree - don't try to enter the parks on your travel day. Too stressful. Just wander around your hotel, check out the nearby restaurants, unpack or go to the pool. One of my daughters and her boyfriend travel late in the day when they depart so they can do something at Disney during the day (often, just buying up souvenirs). But they are Disney park "pros" and know how to manage their time. Would never recommend this for a first-time Disney park traveler (this daughter used to WORK as a Walt Disney World cast member).
I tried not to pack way too much stuff in my park bag, and it sort of worked 😬🤦🏻♀️ I only had a small backpack and a purse. When me, my mom, and sister went in February of this year; we went to the restroom before getting on a ride or going to a show. Wonderful tip 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️
I've always kind of wanted to stay at the deluxe resorts, but I am that person who insists on spending AS MUCH of my time in the parks as possible, so I completely understand sticking to the value resorts. Normally I spend a day visiting the resorts on the monorail loop just to kind of take them in and maybe grab a meal at one.
Staying at a deluxe resort really only makes sense if you build in "resort days" into your itinerary. Even when the kids were very young (needing a stroller), we would spend most of an entire day just going from one hotel to another. Back then, it was possible to slip into a hotel pool for a bit even if you didn't stay at that hotel. The adults could order an alcoholic drink and watch their kids splash in the wading pool.
To avoid setting off security with your park bag, put umbrellas, portable power bank, inhalers in a clear plastic bag. Give that bag to a person who doesn’t carry a bag (a child or an adult who gave you their pack bag). Security will see that the clear bag is the only thing they have on them, security may use the small stick metal detector, but no bag check! We use that technique during a week vacation, my 11 years old was the clear bag carrier and it worked every time.
Last time my family was at WDW the sleepy inn existed, we enjoyed the shuttle in house dining and even had a room service breakfast. At the end of the day my sister and I were more than happy to take the shuttle back from the park relax and Zzzzz
Stayed at Disney, at Coronado springs two weeks ago for the first time in like 6 years for my bday. It was my gf’s first time ever. What an absolutely amazing trip. This account helped a lot too, especially with food 🙏🏽
When I was 6, my family was about to ride Astro orbiters and we got hungry so we just went to the nearest place and got chilli cheese dogs and the was probably my favourite memory of all time
Thank you, I'm going to WDW in Octobor with 2 friends and I'm planning everything. Neither of them have been, and I haven't been since I was 15, so I'm enjoying all of your tips and tricks!
We stayed at the Poly and enjoyed every moment! Free Marshmallows, watched Fireworks from our room, enjoyed the pool. Last trip, I failed, bought Genie Plus to late. I watch the videos all the time and totally forgot to purchase 7am. We used it twice and nothing else was available. Disney got my 100.00 and we were just left frustrated. Pro tip, grab some free straws from Joffery’s when you get a coffee! They are biodegradable. Also French Quarter had the shortest bus ride to all the parks!
The one planning everything all by yourself I can definitely relate. However it’s just me and my fiancé, we have no kids, and my fiancé doesn’t really know how to plan thing’s especially vacations lol, i actually don’t mind doing it all. He just one of those type of folk that just goes along with it. He’ll ask questions here and there but he usually just lets me do the magic lol.
My husband is the same way - and it used to bug me until I realized it meant I never have to go anywhere or do anything I don’t want to do on vacation. 😂
I saw the Starbucks line and turned right on around on my last visit. It was outrageous. Yes, I brought my own straws on my last visit for Food & Wine. Super helpful.
On the heels tip... a Modern Family episode at Disney Land comes to mind where Gloria (an expert heel wearer) ends up having to switch into Minnie Mouse slippers mid-day because she's in so much pain.
Having recently stayed at grand Floridian, I will say that they didn’t do the greatest job of advertising stuff to do at the resort ahead of time. Makes it hard to plan your vacation cause there’s a lot of pressure to maximize time in the park.
My husband planned a down to the minute suprise trip for me to celebrate my first year in nursing school ( even going so far to have my boss create a fake schedule so I thought I was going to work the next day and and not Disney) and it caused so much stress that he ended up seeing a cardiologist for heart palpitations…wonderful surprise, but never again, lol
One of my coworkers wives did this for him! (EMS- He was getting burned out) She had him show up on time for a 48. Those who were on shift surprised him with cupcakes and our boss told him he had 2 weeks paid off that he HAD to use. If he hadn't, he wouldn't have gone lol. It was the sweetest most thoughtful thing I'd seen. You got a good one!
Being very seasoned visitors to WDW, our first day is taken up by visiting Disney Springs after arrival to our DVC vacation resort. Dinner and Disney related souvenir hunting takes up that first day free time. Then we have the remainder of our vacation in the parks and places we want to go to not on Disney property. See you there in Sept 2023.
My son was checked three times for Tron, passed the first two no problem, literally touching the bar. Failed the last one, after waiting an hour, by a whole finger. Seems like their measuring system is not well calibrated. Broke his heart.
I never understood how someone could even consider walking around these big amusement parks in anything other than closed toed shoes with very good padding (like athletic sneakers). Heels sound so painful, even if you're in costume, and then flip flops are just not good in general because they're loose and don't handle all that pressure well. And then if you ride on a coaster where your feet are dangling down, you may spend the rest of your day without footwear... At least rain boots would make more sense. /shrugs I also don't know why people think it's okay to use the park as their personal restroom...Like, WHY??? First, it's disgusting (and really moreso if you're an adult who should know how to control your bladder - or at least know when ya gotta go compared to a kid who may had just finished potty training). Second, then the entire area has to be shut down for decontamination - especially if you leave a Pooh. Third, it's also illegal to expose yourself like that, so that is a dang good count of indecent exposure if someone wants to report that(? I'm honestly unsure if that counts, but I know revealing certain parts of your body in public like this - is against the law). Like, children or no children, just...Don't do that. No one wants to see that (unless they've a sick sense of amusement).
I did it in Berkinstocks 55 miles on 4 days and it was a breeze. But I had my berkins for about 6 months and broke them in. It was very comfortable but it wouldn't recommend unless you so the work on breaking them in
I'm a victim of using Deluxe Resort to sleep as we're DVC members. I was victim of the bathroom line problem A LOT when I was a kid. I also am usually the one who tries to plan & do it all. That was my last blowout w my family @ AK involving Genie+.
Please see my comment (above) about bringing an extra pair of shoes or sandals. Also, extra socks and Band-aids (for blisters). A packable poncho is a MUST. Rainstorms pop up and, while the price of Disney clear plastic ponchos won't break the bank, why spring for an extra item that only lasts 1 afternoon? Bring a better poncho that won't stick to your sweaty bod.
There are reasons to stay in a deluxe resort even though you don’t use the amenities. Location: much easier to get to a park, less time wasted, less stressful. Great cast members, who are available 24 hours to help you in a difficult situation. Nearby, or in the resort, are amazing restaurants that are right there where you’re staying. When you are older or have limited mobility, these are very valuable benefits. I’ve stayed at all levels of on-site resorts and there are significant differences.
When we ate breakfast at Grand Floridan we had to take the bus to MK and then a boat so I totally understand that. We did that twice in 2013 our first visit and again in 2018 when we took my Uncle and Aunt With us I remember that time we had to go on the Bus from Caribbean Beach to Magic Kingdom and then a boat to Grand Floridan for breakfast and then the monorail to Epcot since we had an Epcot day planned for that day
When I was like 11ish, I very very stupidly "tiptoe'd" myself above the height cutoff for the batman ride at six flags over Texas. I honest to God almost died bc my little child body couldn't properly brace in the stand up ride with the seat saddle. I slipped off the seat and was holding on to my chest harness with all my strength. I'm very fortunate I didn't get killed. Worst idea ever
watching these videos has convinced me at what a huge waste of time disney is. if it takes 2 to 6 months worth of planning and work to get what you want out of it, it isnt a vacation. not to mention the pressure that you put on yourself when it doesnt work out. plus the mediocre food and outdated hotels, not a fan. wont be doing it. i am not paying what it takes to go there only to get 1/4 or even less of the value.
We had the two most bizarre experiences on our last trip May 13-17. My 15 yr old daughter witnessed a mom scrape poop chunks out of her child's underwear in the space mountain restrooms. She just left the chunks in the sink. My daughter was mortified and said it was simultaneously the most gross and bizarre thing she's ever seen.Then, after Happily Ever After when we were walking back to our busses, a kid dropped his pants at the side of a bush and started to urinate. I have nooooooo words. None.
Omg I’m sorry you had to go through that that is just absolutely crazy and the most weirdest thing I heard hopefully it dose not happen on you’re next trip hope u have a magical day 🪄
Thankfully, I have never witnessed what you experienced (and I've been to the parks at least 12 times since 1971). However, if you are bringing small kids, extra t-shirts, sweatshirts, socks and underwear are MUST=HAVE items in your park "go" bag. I have often seen moms scrubbing stains off a child's t-shirt in the park bathrooms. Does this sound like a fun Disney adventure? JUST BRING EXTRA SHIRTS. If necessary, buy some in advance for 50 cents each at a garage sale and pack them for the parks. Or borrow some from other moms in your neighborhood. That mom dealing with poopy underwear should have bought new ones at a Disney souvenir shop and transferred the poopy one to a closeable Baggie - and then into the trash - while she and the child were in a bathroom stall. Yuck.
Don’t forget if you really want to stay at a Deluxe resort, renting DVC points is always an options and you will pay about the same as a moderate hotel.
The coffee tip is hilariously true. I’m not a big coffee drinker but I look forward to Jofreys or one the other locations over getting some Starbucks like I could at home
You are 100% right about the coffee tip. I totally get that people need their morning caffeine, but look a bit further than Starbucks to get a drink fo cheaper and much quicker. Forget about those fancy coffee drinks at the parks - get them back home.
If I was with someone who had to stand in line at a Starbucks I would definitely NOT wait for them. I would be gone is less than 5 seconds to start doing something more productive. Even if it was a date.
I love the Genie+ hack of stacking LL's during the day for use during the evening. It's a great way to both get some rest and enjoy some park time on the same day! In April we found the bus transportation from Fort Wilderness to the parks and Disney Springs to be excellent! We rented a golf cart, so we didn't have to use the internal busses, which saved some time. The difference, if there was one, between waiting for the bus and waiting for a ride share to arrive was pretty small, so the buses for the most part were just as fast or faster. They were also better for rope drop. We were getting to the parks before ride shares were even allowed in the parking lot. Between hotels? Ride Share all the way. I am both the grandfather and the planner. I tried to get the rest of the family to help, but they all said they were fine with whatever I came up with. I even gave them tasks, like learning the MyExperience App and Genie+. I don't think they did either until they were at WDW. lol. I also asked everyone for their ride and restaurant priorities and got nothing back except "whatever you decide is fine". I also held family meetings as we got close to review all the plans, make sure all the accounts were linked and the magic band+'s we purchased (never again) were all set up properly. I also viewed ride throughs with my 4, almost 5 year old granddaughter, which was helpful right up to the point she rode Barnstormer our first day and decided that she wanted to ride every roller coaster she could, including Expedition Everest which she rode twice! Well, so much for pre-planned touring plans focused on what a 4 year old would want to do. lol! Well, at least my daughter bought me a T-Shirt which reads "Magic Coordinator". :) I'm not complaining. I love planning and can't wait to do it again!
As someone who had a kid who was almost always on the cusp of the measuring stick I learned a lot of the legit tricks to try and get them on the line. First, try to ride those rides at the beginning of the day. People naturally shrink through the day due to their body weight pushing down on the disks in their back. Second, look down places that kids are commonly messured at tend to be wore down more and the ground is usually graded for drainage, so do your best Obi-Wan and find the high ground. But I did wish Disney would have adopted the check once wristband method that regional parks have adopted.
The busses were practically instantaneous on my trip a couple of weeks ago - I don't think I waited more than 5 minutes for one the whole trip! I do realize though that I got pretty lucky and it's not always like that. 😃 I alos don't understand wha'ts with the backpacks - I mean, what on Earth is everyone bringing?
Glad it worked out for you. 5-7 minutes used to be the rule, but when my family went last year, it was 30-45 minute waits each and every time, everywhere we went. We just kept asking ourselves why we were spending so much to stay on property. As for the backpacks. Some do it to carry child care items, some do it because they want to haul around the treats and merch the buy. I do it for this reason, but also to show off a lot of Disney pins I have, show off that I have a DisneyQuest bag, and all my little plushie keychains, but also things like ponchos, umbrellas, shoes. (I tend to go in the winter when it gets dark by 6pm, and they light up. Lots of other light ups as well), extra pins specifically for trading, autograph book, drinks (bypass that $5 a coke by bringing my own). Sometimes I need to change layers, so they go in there as well. It’s pretty useful and worth the extra weight.
@@UmmYeahOk I don't mean people with a small bag or backpack, I mean the people packed up like sherpas who are going to climb Everest rather than ride it! Like, I don't get how one could need so much stuff. Some stuff, sure, I get that.
@@brianjl7477 I’ve never seen anyone with more than a large backpack. When I have a drink in each side pocket, it’s pretty big with all the plush keychains dangling from it. I know once I had to wait in security at the TTC for a lengthy time because the girl in front of me brought luggage. She had come straight from the airport, and I guess did not want to waste time by going to the hotel first. Even after scanning and going through everything, they took her back somewhere else because I guess her clothing posed a security risk. She just thought she could leave them at a locker.
I think it depends on what people need for backpacks. For example I have a few chronic illnesses, so I find once I pack the meds and stuff I need to manage those, I wouldn't be able to fit anything else in something as small as a loungefly so I prefer a large back pack so I'm not stuffing it. Plus where disney is trying to phase out plastic bags in favour of reusable ones, it gives me space for merch.
That happened with me at magic kingdom back in 2020 Nov my uncle wanted to eat because he hasn’t ate the whole day and I wanted to ride the carousel first so I just let him eat because he was getting dizzy 🎠
Yeah about the over stuffed bags that would be me but I have to do it because I'm diabetic and I have to bring a whole big two backpacks full of one of them is all full of foods and the other one is full of drinks
I practically fell off my chair when I saw what the parks are now charging for lockers. I remember them being $1 or less! Back then, if you wanted to get something out of the locker, you had to pay all over again to relock the locker. For $1 (or less), that was OK. Please tell me that once you "book" a theme park locker, you at least have it for the entire day. Please note that we made sure to have dry clothes in the locker (yes, underwear too for the kids) when we went on Splash Mountain in late January and the temp was 50 degrees. You don't want wet kids whining about wet underwear/socks, etc.
4:34-6:24 what about flying to Orlando from another country? All these DFB tips on flying all have to do with flights, domestic flights across the US. I never see any tips for international flights. I am from Israel and I watch these DFB videos every day from this channel. I ❤ so much learning all kinds of things in Disney World, inside-out. I haven't been to Disney World since the 2000's, and I watch these videos to gain information in and around the parks location to keep up to date to know what goes on and what is new and old to the park
@@Isaiahslifeexperience she only talks about flights within the US. There is nothing covered of flights from other countries. We have to pay more money on airfare travel non-stop to Orlando (or connecting flights at a US airport) than an average US citizen flying from another state
I hate Lightning Lane. I hate Virtual Queue. I HATE Genie+ 🤬🤬🤬 it was a terrible experience at Disney World. No. 1 I hate how popular Disney is now, when 10 years ago before social media WDW was easy to navigate. Also No 2. Miss the old Fast passes.
Me too. We live here and had annual passes for years but gave up on Disney after all the changes after covid. Now we have family from Australia coming and we are debating if we even want to pay the prices to go in with them or not.
Thanks so much for your videos I always enjoy them! One thing I wish I would not see in your videos is footage with people all wearing masks. It feels very outdated and actually like nails to a chalkboard. I’m sure we would just like to forget about that time anyways I noticed a lot of it in this video and I know you have so much video of the parks I just wish we didn’t have to see people with masks !😮❤
There are still people in this world with compromised immune systems. Why it would bother anyone at this point to see someone else wearing a mask in crowded places is beyond my comprehension. I don’t mask up myself anymore but perhaps I should have during my last Epcot trip a few weeks ago because I came home with a sinus infection. 🤷♀️
@@Hoodat_Whatzit it is old footage! Yes mask up for the rest of your life that is great for your immune system. And again old footage does not reflect current WDW and it annoys me. My opinion 😎
@@rachelhooper9795 Masking up when I have a viral infection does nothing for my immune system but it may help prevent someone else from getting ill. I was just at Epcot three weeks ago and yes there are still folks who were choosing to wear a mask. It wasn’t hurting me and won’t hurt you if they wear a mask. Let people make their own choices. And while I’m at it, I suggest you try putting out as much content as they do on this channel weekly without reusing footage now and then.
I'm one of those people who always had to plan everything myself. The worst thing is that because my husband never helped, he didn't understand how much planning was actually involved and he'd try to change the plan spontaneously, like "Do we really need to take a break in the afternoon to relax and nap or swim? Let's just stay here and do this other thing," And all that time I spent planning was wasted because he decided he didn't want to follow the plan. Then he'd get overheated and grouchy and want to leave the park early and just go back to the resort. "How badly do you want to do such-and-such? Let's just skip it and go back to the resort." It's sooooo frustrating. And our son is autistic, so he'd need time out of the park too, but my daughter and I would want to stay in the parks longer, but my husband would get upset and resentful that he was always the one going back to the resort early with our son while I got to stay in the parks with my daughter. I finally put my foot down and said yes, we really DID need that break in the afternoon!! It really helped all of us to have that rest. But if you are going to have one person do all the planning and you don't want to help, fine, but then PLEASE follow their plan and don't insist on wasting all their hard work. If you want a say in what you will be doing each day, help with the planning phase.
Wow he’s so rude ugh sorry u have to deal with that Susan but glad u try ur best with planning everything hood things workout with u both and have a magical day 🪄
they didn't watch DFB Guide either. Sorry they're not your "friends" Magic Kingdom is awful in food for EVERYONE! we had perfect success at Epcot. I've also never had a "bad burger" at Disney. Tbf, I have low standards on burgers, and the cheese burger spring rolls saved my life so yea i want to say something bad buttttttttttttttttt yea yay for Cheese Burger Spring Rolls, and Pizza Rizzo has actually decent subs. They're tinny. Also when i went to Disney, WE love Jaffery's! Also be aware that there are 2 Starbucks at Disney Springs, so make sure you pay atation when you order on the boat, or the bus (or however you get there) also hashtag BRING YOUR OWN STRAWS! I HAVE! mind your business people! no one likes chewing on paper! And yes you can clean your own straw, it's annoying, but it's worth it! i only forgot to do it once. it's just me using it, and i don't know what it's like cleaning someone else's straw, so like what do i know, but like I love my straws! Hashtag no high heals. Also Disney buses are good, but colddddddddddddddddddd ya dont have to crank that AC all the time Seriously! Also please DO NOT BE LATE! you look bad! do not give excuses! That looks bad on you, I get it, children, and traffic (you can control traffic, by going 50 minutes early) you can say "we have a reservation this time, so that means we have to leave at this time NO IF ANDS OR BUTS ABOUT IT! I can't stand late people ugh so annoying.
One of my son’s favorite WDW memories came from us paying close attention to height requirements. He wanted to ride Rock N’ Roller Coaster more than anything and he just made the height requirement a month before we left. When we got there, the cast member called him over to check his height. No lifts or anything shady, he proudly ran over to the height check and promptly knocked the top of his forehead against the height checker. The cast member said he was definitely tall enough and now had a “Disney Dent.” He still loves to remember that day since he was so proud to be tall enough, and the cast member was so nice.
Aww I’m glad he was happy and Abel to enjoy the ride in Disney 🪄
A note on The Grand Floridian: you don’t have to actually stay there to enjoy a lot of the benefits. Make a meal or spa reservation and they’ll let you in. I take an Uber there, arriving an hour or so before my reservation time, and then enjoy the lobby, check out the shops, walk around the beautiful grounds, maybe talk to some nice people. I’ve taken a ferry from there to Magic Kingdom, and it’s a lovely trip. The Spa is expensive but wonderful, and the massage therapists are super knowledgeable and sensitive. It’s always a great experience.
I wanna go there next 😍
This is smart.
It is in every single one of her videos, it was actually nice to not hear this advice for once for me, especially on a subject covering the complete opposite scenario, especially when she covers this in the bus section of this video.
We had an off day whwn my bf took me 5 years ago for my bday and we went to TGF for a spa relaxing morning.... it was so worth it! Such a great experience...
Biodegradable bamboo fiber straws are the best option, IMO. They never get gummy and you don't have the unpleasant plastic taste of reusable straws.
I love the paper straws Disney gives 😍 mainly dose not get gummy for me
I've never understood why folks wait in the Starbucks line instead of just going to Jeoffrey's. The lines are usually reasonable and their treats are way better. Jeoffrey's also has the AWESOME corn straws that are just perfect.
Many moons ago back in 1986 I had the cutest pair of sandals I decided to wear to my first trip to the Magic Kingdom. Luckily for me my mom needed a wheelchair because by noon I was limping. Mom took one look at me told me to sit down while she pushed for a couple of hours. I always use this story to stress the importance of bringing multiple good shoes. And this was in the days of only 2 parks.
So glad u enjoyed you’re first trip in Disney world’s magic kingdom hope u have a magical day 🪄
You will never regret bringing a second pair of shoes or sandals (plus Band-aids for blisters) into the parks. We learned to bring old, worn-out sneakers and sandals for the parks and then trashed them in the hotel room before we went home. More luggage space for Disney souvenirs!
Planning burnout is no joke. I used to plan everything for everyone and now I won't do it, it's literally impossible to please everyone and it's so frustrating when they get upset with you over the plans you made that they didn't speak up on
My son and DIL spent the last 2 days of their WDW honeymoon at the Grand Flo. They spent them at the resort, renting a cabana and eating there.
We never go to the parks on our travel day. We usually go to Disney Springs and shop and eat dinner.
Live Disney springs shopping there is the best well glad u enjoyed and had fun 🤩 hope u have a magical day 🪄
I agree - don't try to enter the parks on your travel day. Too stressful. Just wander around your hotel, check out the nearby restaurants, unpack or go to the pool. One of my daughters and her boyfriend travel late in the day when they depart so they can do something at Disney during the day (often, just buying up souvenirs). But they are Disney park "pros" and know how to manage their time. Would never recommend this for a first-time Disney park traveler (this daughter used to WORK as a Walt Disney World cast member).
I tried not to pack way too much stuff in my park bag, and it sort of worked 😬🤦🏻♀️ I only had a small backpack and a purse.
When me, my mom, and sister went in February of this year; we went to the restroom before getting on a ride or going to a show. Wonderful tip 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️
Hope you enjoyed and have a magical day 🪄
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Yes indeed we did 👍🏻
@@Short_Rachel. glad you did 😊
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Are a you a Disney cast member? Thank you for being one if so! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
@@Short_Rachel. oh no I’m an annual pass holder my friend is one tho
I've always kind of wanted to stay at the deluxe resorts, but I am that person who insists on spending AS MUCH of my time in the parks as possible, so I completely understand sticking to the value resorts. Normally I spend a day visiting the resorts on the monorail loop just to kind of take them in and maybe grab a meal at one.
Yesss the parks are perfect 🤩
Staying at a deluxe resort really only makes sense if you build in "resort days" into your itinerary. Even when the kids were very young (needing a stroller), we would spend most of an entire day just going from one hotel to another. Back then, it was possible to slip into a hotel pool for a bit even if you didn't stay at that hotel. The adults could order an alcoholic drink and watch their kids splash in the wading pool.
To avoid setting off security with your park bag, put umbrellas, portable power bank, inhalers in a clear plastic bag. Give that bag to a person who doesn’t carry a bag (a child or an adult who gave you their pack bag). Security will see that the clear bag is the only thing they have on them, security may use the small stick metal detector, but no bag check! We use that technique during a week vacation, my 11 years old was the clear bag carrier and it worked every time.
Remember when we are at one of park’s always be to each other and especially the cast members. The cast member are what makes us feel so special.
Last time my family was at WDW the sleepy inn existed, we enjoyed the shuttle in house dining and even had a room service breakfast. At the end of the day my sister and I were more than happy to take the shuttle back from the park relax and Zzzzz
Aww so happy you guys enjoyed the fun hope u have a magical day 🪄
Stayed at Disney, at Coronado springs two weeks ago for the first time in like 6 years for my bday. It was my gf’s first time ever. What an absolutely amazing trip. This account helped a lot too, especially with food 🙏🏽
When I was 6, my family was about to ride Astro orbiters and we got hungry so we just went to the nearest place and got chilli cheese dogs and the was probably my favourite memory of all time
Glad u had fun Disney hot dogs 🌭 are the best and big 🥰 hope u have a magical day 🪄
We still need a best Mac and Cheese in Disney video please!
Personally I say 😋 the one at homecoming Disneys springs
@@Isaiahslifeexperience ooo I will look into this thank you, got time to do my research before my November trip
Animal kingdom pulled pork Mac and cheese!
@@MrAlbion247 ofc your gonna love it hood you have fun and enjoy the magic 🪄
@@byelilfly mmm sounds delicious I never had pulled pork
In my park bag, I have rain gear, a spare set of clothes, and a camelback with pockets empty for merchandise or whatever someone needs me to carry.
Thank you, I'm going to WDW in Octobor with 2 friends and I'm planning everything. Neither of them have been, and I haven't been since I was 15, so I'm enjoying all of your tips and tricks!
So glad hope u have fun the magic is calling 🪄
Why waste money on a fancy hotel when you're going to sleep/shower??? That's crazy
I have to agree with u on this one
Just stand in the way and be completely oblivious to the fact that they are in the way?
That’s bizarre.
LoL
We stayed at the Poly and enjoyed every moment! Free Marshmallows, watched Fireworks from our room, enjoyed the pool. Last trip, I failed, bought Genie Plus to late. I watch the videos all the time and totally forgot to purchase 7am. We used it twice and nothing else was available. Disney got my 100.00 and we were just left frustrated. Pro tip, grab some free straws from Joffery’s when you get a coffee! They are biodegradable. Also French Quarter had the shortest bus ride to all the parks!
Glad u had fun hope u have a magical day 🪄
The one planning everything all by yourself I can definitely relate. However it’s just me and my fiancé, we have no kids, and my fiancé doesn’t really know how to plan thing’s especially vacations lol, i actually don’t mind doing it all. He just one of those type of folk that just goes along with it. He’ll ask questions here and there but he usually just lets me do the magic lol.
My husband is the same way - and it used to bug me until I realized it meant I never have to go anywhere or do anything I don’t want to do on vacation. 😂
@@sheilaa1333 😂😂😂😂😂
who would wear heals? Crazy
People who wanna look fashionable for their pics lol
Family pro tip; never pass a bathroom. Establish this before you leave home. No arguments. Wash your hands, splash your face.
Facts
Always bring Wet Wipes or some other kind of wipes for sticky or dirty hands. You will need to do this several times/day.
I saw the Starbucks line and turned right on around on my last visit. It was outrageous.
Yes, I brought my own straws on my last visit for Food & Wine. Super helpful.
So glad you were able to learn a few tips hope you have a magical day 🪄
On the heels tip... a Modern Family episode at Disney Land comes to mind where Gloria (an expert heel wearer) ends up having to switch into Minnie Mouse slippers mid-day because she's in so much pain.
“Relying on one person to do it all” AJ!!! Don’t let my family hear about this!! I like to do all the planning… I don’t need help!!!
Having recently stayed at grand Floridian, I will say that they didn’t do the greatest job of advertising stuff to do at the resort ahead of time. Makes it hard to plan your vacation cause there’s a lot of pressure to maximize time in the park.
That’s me. I’m the one planing the vacation, navigating to the rides, making reservations, and finding stragglers
lol hope u have a magical day 🪄
My husband planned a down to the minute suprise trip for me to celebrate my first year in nursing school ( even going so far to have my boss create a fake schedule so I thought I was going to work the next day and and not Disney) and it caused so much stress that he ended up seeing a cardiologist for heart palpitations…wonderful surprise, but never again, lol
One of my coworkers wives did this for him! (EMS- He was getting burned out) She had him show up on time for a 48. Those who were on shift surprised him with cupcakes and our boss told him he had 2 weeks paid off that he HAD to use. If he hadn't, he wouldn't have gone lol.
It was the sweetest most thoughtful thing I'd seen. You got a good one!
Overpacking your park bag??? You are CONSTANTLY telling us NEW things we should always have with us!
Being very seasoned visitors to WDW, our first day is taken up by visiting Disney Springs after arrival to our DVC vacation resort. Dinner and Disney related souvenir hunting takes up that first day free time. Then we have the remainder of our vacation in the parks and places we want to go to not on Disney property. See you there in Sept 2023.
Welcome that’s great hope u have fun and enjoy the magic is calling 🪄
Bringing straws is a game changer! I bought a batch just for WDW. Paper straws are the worst.
My son was checked three times for Tron, passed the first two no problem, literally touching the bar. Failed the last one, after waiting an hour, by a whole finger. Seems like their measuring system is not well calibrated. Broke his heart.
I never understood how someone could even consider walking around these big amusement parks in anything other than closed toed shoes with very good padding (like athletic sneakers). Heels sound so painful, even if you're in costume, and then flip flops are just not good in general because they're loose and don't handle all that pressure well. And then if you ride on a coaster where your feet are dangling down, you may spend the rest of your day without footwear...
At least rain boots would make more sense. /shrugs
I also don't know why people think it's okay to use the park as their personal restroom...Like, WHY??? First, it's disgusting (and really moreso if you're an adult who should know how to control your bladder - or at least know when ya gotta go compared to a kid who may had just finished potty training). Second, then the entire area has to be shut down for decontamination - especially if you leave a Pooh. Third, it's also illegal to expose yourself like that, so that is a dang good count of indecent exposure if someone wants to report that(? I'm honestly unsure if that counts, but I know revealing certain parts of your body in public like this - is against the law).
Like, children or no children, just...Don't do that. No one wants to see that (unless they've a sick sense of amusement).
I did it in Berkinstocks 55 miles on 4 days and it was a breeze. But I had my berkins for about 6 months and broke them in. It was very comfortable but it wouldn't recommend unless you so the work on breaking them in
Always bring your own straw! The ocean thanks you!❤
Yesss save the turtles 🐢 sksksks ana I opps
I'm a victim of using Deluxe Resort to sleep as we're DVC members. I was victim of the bathroom line problem A LOT when I was a kid. I also am usually the one who tries to plan & do it all. That was my last blowout w my family @ AK involving Genie+.
Glad you had fun Benjamin and wow that’s so cool your a dvc member 😍 hope u have a magical day 🪄
i always travel with my travel cutlery set -which inculdes the straw and cleaner in a little zip up pouch, great life saver
Pro tip target has the plastic biodegradable straws.
Thanks for the tip hope u have a magical day 🪄
Can you guys make a video on what to have in our park bags? I really need that video before my next Disney trip this year 😂
Hope u have fun and enjoy the magic is calling 🪄
Please see my comment (above) about bringing an extra pair of shoes or sandals. Also, extra socks and Band-aids (for blisters). A packable poncho is a MUST. Rainstorms pop up and, while the price of Disney clear plastic ponchos won't break the bank, why spring for an extra item that only lasts 1 afternoon? Bring a better poncho that won't stick to your sweaty bod.
@@annesiegel3859sunbl9ck, put it in a ziplock bag. Chapstick.
I’m southern and need the brewed tea, Starbucks is one of only places in park to have it.
We always make a restroom stop before getting in line. Also drink lots of water. Getting dehydrated is not fun
Great job being always prepared Marilyn hope u have a magical day 🪄
That first one is totally insane to me like at that point just stay at All Star whatever.
Fr lol I would of used every amenities
There are reasons to stay in a deluxe resort even though you don’t use the amenities. Location: much easier to get to a park, less time wasted, less stressful. Great cast members, who are available 24 hours to help you in a difficult situation. Nearby, or in the resort, are amazing restaurants that are right there where you’re staying. When you are older or have limited mobility, these are very valuable benefits. I’ve stayed at all levels of on-site resorts and there are significant differences.
@@Isaiahslifeexperience would have used....
When we ate breakfast at Grand Floridan we had to take the bus to MK and then a boat so I totally understand that. We did that twice in 2013 our first visit and again in 2018 when we took my Uncle and Aunt With us I remember that time we had to go on the Bus from Caribbean Beach to Magic Kingdom and then a boat to Grand Floridan for breakfast and then the monorail to Epcot since we had an Epcot day planned for that day
Looking forward to the dfb on the dining plan and what it includes
Disney World needs to create a Zenon themed hotel suite. The suites will be based on Zenon’s space station.
When I was like 11ish, I very very stupidly "tiptoe'd" myself above the height cutoff for the batman ride at six flags over Texas. I honest to God almost died bc my little child body couldn't properly brace in the stand up ride with the seat saddle. I slipped off the seat and was holding on to my chest harness with all my strength. I'm very fortunate I didn't get killed. Worst idea ever
Oof that must of been scary
watching these videos has convinced me at what a huge waste of time disney is. if it takes 2 to 6 months worth of planning and work to get what you want out of it, it isnt a vacation. not to mention the pressure that you put on yourself when it doesnt work out. plus the mediocre food and outdated hotels, not a fan. wont be doing it. i am not paying what it takes to go there only to get 1/4 or even less of the value.
The straw issue is a big one in the disability community
Spread magic today! ❤️
Yessss the magic is calling 🪄
@@Isaiahslifeexperience thank you for that message....I needed that....❤️
@@anarizmoore ofc you’re welcome 🤗
Yay DFB! 😍
We had the two most bizarre experiences on our last trip May 13-17. My 15 yr old daughter witnessed a mom scrape poop chunks out of her child's underwear in the space mountain restrooms. She just left the chunks in the sink. My daughter was mortified and said it was simultaneously the most gross and bizarre thing she's ever seen.Then, after Happily Ever After when we were walking back to our busses, a kid dropped his pants at the side of a bush and started to urinate. I have nooooooo words. None.
Omg I’m sorry you had to go through that that is just absolutely crazy and the most weirdest thing I heard hopefully it dose not happen on you’re next trip hope u have a magical day 🪄
Thankfully, I have never witnessed what you experienced (and I've been to the parks at least 12 times since 1971). However, if you are bringing small kids, extra t-shirts, sweatshirts, socks and underwear are MUST=HAVE items in your park "go" bag. I have often seen moms scrubbing stains off a child's t-shirt in the park bathrooms. Does this sound like a fun Disney adventure? JUST BRING EXTRA SHIRTS. If necessary, buy some in advance for 50 cents each at a garage sale and pack them for the parks. Or borrow some from other moms in your neighborhood. That mom dealing with poopy underwear should have bought new ones at a Disney souvenir shop and transferred the poopy one to a closeable Baggie - and then into the trash - while she and the child were in a bathroom stall. Yuck.
Don’t forget if you really want to stay at a Deluxe resort, renting DVC points is always an options and you will pay about the same as a moderate hotel.
How do you do that?
When ever we go we always book port orleans
Hope u have a magical day 🪄
Anyone know if you can use a Starbucks gift card in the parks or only at Disney Springs?
Yeah u can use it in Starbucks it’s literally a Starbucks gift card lol
The coffee tip is hilariously true. I’m not a big coffee drinker but I look forward to Jofreys or one the other locations over getting some Starbucks like I could at home
You are 100% right about the coffee tip. I totally get that people need their morning caffeine, but look a bit further than Starbucks to get a drink fo cheaper and much quicker. Forget about those fancy coffee drinks at the parks - get them back home.
If I was with someone who had to stand in line at a Starbucks I would definitely NOT wait for them. I would be gone is less than 5 seconds to start doing something more productive. Even if it was a date.
I love the Genie+ hack of stacking LL's during the day for use during the evening. It's a great way to both get some rest and enjoy some park time on the same day!
In April we found the bus transportation from Fort Wilderness to the parks and Disney Springs to be excellent! We rented a golf cart, so we didn't have to use the internal busses, which saved some time. The difference, if there was one, between waiting for the bus and waiting for a ride share to arrive was pretty small, so the buses for the most part were just as fast or faster. They were also better for rope drop. We were getting to the parks before ride shares were even allowed in the parking lot. Between hotels? Ride Share all the way.
I am both the grandfather and the planner. I tried to get the rest of the family to help, but they all said they were fine with whatever I came up with. I even gave them tasks, like learning the MyExperience App and Genie+. I don't think they did either until they were at WDW. lol. I also asked everyone for their ride and restaurant priorities and got nothing back except "whatever you decide is fine". I also held family meetings as we got close to review all the plans, make sure all the accounts were linked and the magic band+'s we purchased (never again) were all set up properly. I also viewed ride throughs with my 4, almost 5 year old granddaughter, which was helpful right up to the point she rode Barnstormer our first day and decided that she wanted to ride every roller coaster she could, including Expedition Everest which she rode twice! Well, so much for pre-planned touring plans focused on what a 4 year old would want to do. lol! Well, at least my daughter bought me a T-Shirt which reads "Magic Coordinator". :) I'm not complaining. I love planning and can't wait to do it again!
Happy purple Thursday y’all 💜
As someone who had a kid who was almost always on the cusp of the measuring stick I learned a lot of the legit tricks to try and get them on the line. First, try to ride those rides at the beginning of the day. People naturally shrink through the day due to their body weight pushing down on the disks in their back. Second, look down places that kids are commonly messured at tend to be wore down more and the ground is usually graded for drainage, so do your best Obi-Wan and find the high ground. But I did wish Disney would have adopted the check once wristband method that regional parks have adopted.
I’ve been bringing my own straws for a few years now ever since I saw that poor turtle 🐢 who had the straw stuck in his nose! 😢
The Joffee's at the Ticket and Transportation hub serves great coffee and there was no line on my last visit.
Bougie! I like it.
Coffee: one answer: Joffrey’s!!! (if you haven’t…give them a try!!!)
The busses were practically instantaneous on my trip a couple of weeks ago - I don't think I waited more than 5 minutes for one the whole trip! I do realize though that I got pretty lucky and it's not always like that. 😃
I alos don't understand wha'ts with the backpacks - I mean, what on Earth is everyone bringing?
Glad it worked out for you. 5-7 minutes used to be the rule, but when my family went last year, it was 30-45 minute waits each and every time, everywhere we went. We just kept asking ourselves why we were spending so much to stay on property.
As for the backpacks. Some do it to carry child care items, some do it because they want to haul around the treats and merch the buy. I do it for this reason, but also to show off a lot of Disney pins I have, show off that I have a DisneyQuest bag, and all my little plushie keychains, but also things like ponchos, umbrellas, shoes. (I tend to go in the winter when it gets dark by 6pm, and they light up. Lots of other light ups as well), extra pins specifically for trading, autograph book, drinks (bypass that $5 a coke by bringing my own). Sometimes I need to change layers, so they go in there as well. It’s pretty useful and worth the extra weight.
The backpacks are cute and glad u had fun hope u have a magical day 🪄
@@UmmYeahOk I don't mean people with a small bag or backpack, I mean the people packed up like sherpas who are going to climb Everest rather than ride it! Like, I don't get how one could need so much stuff. Some stuff, sure, I get that.
@@brianjl7477 I’ve never seen anyone with more than a large backpack. When I have a drink in each side pocket, it’s pretty big with all the plush keychains dangling from it. I know once I had to wait in security at the TTC for a lengthy time because the girl in front of me brought luggage. She had come straight from the airport, and I guess did not want to waste time by going to the hotel first. Even after scanning and going through everything, they took her back somewhere else because I guess her clothing posed a security risk. She just thought she could leave them at a locker.
I think it depends on what people need for backpacks. For example I have a few chronic illnesses, so I find once I pack the meds and stuff I need to manage those, I wouldn't be able to fit anything else in something as small as a loungefly so I prefer a large back pack so I'm not stuffing it. Plus where disney is trying to phase out plastic bags in favour of reusable ones, it gives me space for merch.
I am planning it all.......... going alone
I usually go alone all the time but hope u have fun and a magical day the magic is calling 🪄
That happened with me at magic kingdom back in 2020 Nov my uncle wanted to eat because he hasn’t ate the whole day and I wanted to ride the carousel first so I just let him eat because he was getting dizzy 🎠
Why do people need straws to drink from disposable cups? Drink from the cup.
Not a fan of Mac and cheese....but would be interesting to see via rankings the most popular food/snack at wdw and disneyland/ California adventure.
I think she made a few video about the best food rankings
Yeah about the over stuffed bags that would be me but I have to do it because I'm diabetic and I have to bring a whole big two backpacks full of one of them is all full of foods and the other one is full of drinks
You are the best. What you said is absolutely correct. Keep up the great videos.
I practically fell off my chair when I saw what the parks are now charging for lockers. I remember them being $1 or less! Back then, if you wanted to get something out of the locker, you had to pay all over again to relock the locker. For $1 (or less), that was OK. Please tell me that once you "book" a theme park locker, you at least have it for the entire day. Please note that we made sure to have dry clothes in the locker (yes, underwear too for the kids) when we went on Splash Mountain in late January and the temp was 50 degrees. You don't want wet kids whining about wet underwear/socks, etc.
LoL everywhere I go I get the paper straws in Disney accept for Starbucks
I always over pack… unfortunately! But hey better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it 😂
What if you want to go to the universe theme parks, how would you travel to them?
You take a Lyft Uber or go by car
And did u mean universal ?
Are wheeled briefcases allowed in the parks?
4:34-6:24 what about flying to Orlando from another country? All these DFB tips on flying all have to do with flights, domestic flights across the US. I never see any tips for international flights. I am from Israel and I watch these DFB videos every day from this channel. I ❤ so much learning all kinds of things in Disney World, inside-out. I haven't been to Disney World since the 2000's, and I watch these videos to gain information in and around the parks location to keep up to date to know what goes on and what is new and old to the park
What exactly do u wanna know about flying to orl from Israel ?
@@Isaiahslifeexperience she only talks about flights within the US. There is nothing covered of flights from other countries. We have to pay more money on airfare travel non-stop to Orlando (or connecting flights at a US airport) than an average US citizen flying from another state
Who els gets happy whenever aj uploads
I’m looking at you, everyone who rope-drops Starbucks 😂😂
I hate Lightning Lane. I hate Virtual Queue. I HATE Genie+ 🤬🤬🤬 it was a terrible experience at Disney World. No. 1 I hate how popular Disney is now, when 10 years ago before social media WDW was easy to navigate. Also No 2. Miss the old Fast passes.
Me too. We live here and had annual passes for years but gave up on Disney after all the changes after covid. Now we have family from Australia coming and we are debating if we even want to pay the prices to go in with them or not.
Am I the only one who doesn’t like Joffrey’s Coffee? Yes? Ok.
I hate it. Lol
“Just be normal!” “Nah.”
Lol 😂
Hahahaha Waiting in long lines for Starbucks! HAHAHAHA. IN DISNEY!! HAHAHAHAHA.
Love the video
I love Rosie’s cafe they have the best foot long hot dogs 🌭 😍
R.l.P: Galactic Starcruiser. DeSantis will pay for this!!
Do you think you’ll ever get tall clothing on your merch store?
I love that there are big sizes but I need a tall
How tall are u if u don’t mind
@@Isaiahslifeexperience 6,4”
@@joewerkheiser6864 😳 oh yeah I wouldn’t know lol I’m 5’11
How does rider switch work with an individual lightning Lane or genie plus?
Can you get a rideshare direct to MK if staying on property or do you have to go to ttc?
I think the 2 options is TTC and Minnie van
With Minnie Van, they will drop you at the bus stop. With Uber or Lyft, they will drop you at TTC.
We are at the parks this week. Minnie Van is the way to go. So convenient
Yay 🎉
Everyone wears their own butt pack. Wipes, ChapStick, id, etc.
The only place that serves good coffee is Starbucks. Joffreys is lousy. I'd rather just use the hotel coffee pot before I go.
I’m not a big coffee fan like I use to since I can’t have caffeine but I’ll say yes they do Dunkin has great coffee to tho
Of course it was just a few years ago when you left college!😘
Oh man, I feel old. I left college in 2004 😅😅😅
Thanks so much for your videos I always enjoy them! One thing I wish I would not see in your videos is footage with people all wearing masks. It feels very outdated and actually like nails to a chalkboard. I’m sure we would just like to forget about that time anyways I noticed a lot of it in this video and I know you have so much video of the parks I just wish we didn’t have to see people with masks !😮❤
There are still people in this world with compromised immune systems. Why it would bother anyone at this point to see someone else wearing a mask in crowded places is beyond my comprehension. I don’t mask up myself anymore but perhaps I should have during my last Epcot trip a few weeks ago because I came home with a sinus infection. 🤷♀️
@@Hoodat_Whatzit it is old footage! Yes mask up for the rest of your life that is great for your immune system. And again old footage does not reflect current WDW and it annoys me. My opinion 😎
@@rachelhooper9795 Masking up when I have a viral infection does nothing for my immune system but it may help prevent someone else from getting ill. I was just at Epcot three weeks ago and yes there are still folks who were choosing to wear a mask. It wasn’t hurting me and won’t hurt you if they wear a mask. Let people make their own choices. And while I’m at it, I suggest you try putting out as much content as they do on this channel weekly without reusing footage now and then.
@@Hoodat_Whatzit thank you for your comment it’s nice that you took the time. Take care
I'm one of those people who always had to plan everything myself. The worst thing is that because my husband never helped, he didn't understand how much planning was actually involved and he'd try to change the plan spontaneously, like "Do we really need to take a break in the afternoon to relax and nap or swim? Let's just stay here and do this other thing," And all that time I spent planning was wasted because he decided he didn't want to follow the plan. Then he'd get overheated and grouchy and want to leave the park early and just go back to the resort. "How badly do you want to do such-and-such? Let's just skip it and go back to the resort." It's sooooo frustrating. And our son is autistic, so he'd need time out of the park too, but my daughter and I would want to stay in the parks longer, but my husband would get upset and resentful that he was always the one going back to the resort early with our son while I got to stay in the parks with my daughter. I finally put my foot down and said yes, we really DID need that break in the afternoon!! It really helped all of us to have that rest. But if you are going to have one person do all the planning and you don't want to help, fine, but then PLEASE follow their plan and don't insist on wasting all their hard work. If you want a say in what you will be doing each day, help with the planning phase.
Wow he’s so rude ugh sorry u have to deal with that Susan but glad u try ur best with planning everything hood things workout with u both and have a magical day 🪄
they didn't watch DFB Guide either. Sorry they're not your "friends" Magic Kingdom is awful in food for EVERYONE! we had perfect success at Epcot. I've also never had a "bad burger" at Disney. Tbf, I have low standards on burgers, and the cheese burger spring rolls saved my life so yea i want to say something bad buttttttttttttttttt yea yay for Cheese Burger Spring Rolls, and Pizza Rizzo has actually decent subs. They're tinny.
Also when i went to Disney, WE love Jaffery's! Also be aware that there are 2 Starbucks at Disney Springs, so make sure you pay atation when you order on the boat, or the bus (or however you get there) also hashtag BRING YOUR OWN STRAWS! I HAVE! mind your business people! no one likes chewing on paper! And yes you can clean your own straw, it's annoying, but it's worth it! i only forgot to do it once. it's just me using it, and i don't know what it's like cleaning someone else's straw, so like what do i know, but like I love my straws!
Hashtag no high heals.
Also Disney buses are good, but colddddddddddddddddddd ya dont have to crank that AC all the time Seriously! Also please DO NOT BE LATE! you look bad! do not give excuses! That looks bad on you, I get it, children, and traffic (you can control traffic, by going 50 minutes early) you can say "we have a reservation this time, so that means we have to leave at this time NO IF ANDS OR BUTS ABOUT IT! I can't stand late people ugh so annoying.
Hiii aj
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Disney as a company is being drained dry.
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@@Isaiahslifeexperience Look at the stock price over the last 11 days!
@@Angie2343 I mean it’s ur opinion but I say otherwise I still think think there perfect and try there hardest on everything
They are being drained, but the wound is self-inflicted. There was no reason for them to buy everything in sight outside of greed.
@@brianhernandez589 Agreed
Wow.