Time stamps; 1:00-1:33 Footgolf 2:00 - Renting a boat 3:00 - Horseback riding 3:56 - Star Wars perks with the free app 5:22- customizable pins for celebrations 6:05- dinner with rare characters 6:59- campfire / s’mores 8:19- horse drawn carriage rides 9:08 - Surrey bikes 10:01- pay to skip lines 11:48- haircut 12:41- dunked a basketball 13:25- watch fireworks from boat 14:34- fishing! 15:22- celebrity sightings! 16:49 - riding in hot air balloon 18:21- lived at disney (neighborhood within) 19:00- wake up call from Mickey!! 19:27- pool party 20:07- customized cakes! 20:53 - drank a cocktail with a story 22:49- Explored all the world showcase pavilions 24:18- met a non Disney character 24:51- take advantage of free souvenirs 25:25- searched for animals in tree of life carvings 26:05- hands on animal encounters 26:54 - experienced nightlife 27:41 - swim with sharks 28:27- experienced every scenario on star tours 29:05- dinner with an imagineer 29:44- ordering secret drinks or food 30:45- dinner with safari 31:38 - shooting Bow and Arrow 32:13- sang along with dueling pianos 32:56- seen things from “rats eye view” 33:28- massage 34:10- left Disney world 34:51 - bowling 35:20 - food and wine pairing 36:23 - driving on water 37:04- gone surfing 37:34 - culinary demonstration 38:14 - $300 per person dinner 39:12 - dolphins 39:46- professional photo shoot 40:50- backstage 41:30 - Segway 42:00- private tour
My dad is not one to wait in lines period. So he loves doing the VIP tours! Being able to knockout all 4 parks and ride all the rides you desire in one day is amazing. We literally rope dropped Hollywood Studios backstage behind tower of terror and got our rise boarding group and then jumped straight on rockin roller coaster and didn’t stop until we finished at Epcot when it closed! Plus our tour guide has been amazing, we’ve had the same lady twice and she was so knowledgeable and loved the kids!
@@MrKarmapolice97 I don’t exactly remember the name, but it was the vip tour she mentioned that was really expensive towards the end of the video I think. Try around the 42:00 minute mark.
Alas, I must confess to having done karaoke at Kimonos at the Swan Hotel sometime in the mid 1990s. It was a group effort and we sang "Love Shack." Badly. I apologize if any of you were in the audience.
I got fully into the Data Pad in Galaxy’s Edge and it made for some hilarious interactions with the Storm Troopers who “caught” me unlocking control panels. I got crept up on from behind in front of watching crowd 😂
This kind of stuff is really what you'll probably remember the most about your WDW trip, honestly. When my wife and I went on our honeymoon we did a number of these things and more: -Got a spa package -Did a half-day cabana rental at the Grand Floridian (you don't have to stay there in order to do it) -Went to Fort Wilderness and rented a canoe and then got a carriage ride -Did a fireworks viewing party on one of the ferry boats that they offered pre-COVID and hopefully will again We talk more about this stuff than anything we did in the parks, honestly. It was especially cool for her because she grew up going to WDW with her family and having the same trip every year. Same hotel, same restaurants, same rides, etc.
the affection section is soooo cute!! i would recommend going near 6 pm when they close, we were there and we watched the pigs run to the back for dinner!!! they were so cute and excited and much faster than you’d think lol
I actually did Sangria University today, at the Coronado Springs resort. First off, the resort is drop dead GORGEOUS! The views are ABSOLUTELY stunning! The class under-promised, and over delivered, FOR SURE (like most everything Disney). Each and every one of these experiences listed is worth every penny. There is nothing else on the planet, quite like Walt Disney World!
100% recommend the Segway tour!! So fun and cool to see a different side of Disney! Plus our guide was so seasoned and truly loved his job! He also sang for us and gave us tons of fun trivia!
When you said meet a non-Disney character, I met a couple of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles at MGM Studios (I'll call it that cuz of the time) back in 1990. I even have a couple pictures. I think I was happier to meet them then Mickey.
Idk if that’s it. But they sure as hell used the closure’s to kickstart these new and more difficult/stressful ways of operating. There was no reason to add LL and there’s no reason to keep park pass reservations. It’s not like they are trying to keep capacity down. We saw those crowds earlier this year. That was not at all low capacity. So why reserve a spot except to add more stress to the guests. Same with park hopping. Why open it at 2pm? The actual being in the parks thing is ridiculous at this point but I’m sure there’s an underlying reason that’s not Rona related and ties back to $$$. As for LL, they needed to just tack on an added fee and just let you by pass the line whenever like they do at Universal. This planning to check return times and all that goes into it is so stressful on the guests. It may be a money pit, but it’s also increasingly more stressful than it was in 2019 on the guests. Never mind people who are guests of CM’s or annual passholders. The days of freely going to the parks and being able to do a ride or two is long gone because everything has to be planned out a year in advanced practically 😂
We did the boat for Fireworks in Epcot. My daughter used a website to setup sharing the costs with others if you don't have enough people in your party to fill the boat
I love your videos so much! I live in the UK so I'm thousands of miles away from disney and can't afford to go on a regular basis (only been once), I miss disney so much and I looking forward to eventually taking that second trip some day but for now your videos keep the magic alive and keep me heading towards my goal of going back ❤
I haven't really done any of these things, but My first trip to Disney, my husband and I got to be Grand Marshall in the Magic Kingdom parade and they had one of the photopass photographers take us to different unique areas of the park and have our own photoshoot. So, that was pretty awesome! Lol
Just so y’all know, even if you’re a legitimate combat veteran, you can’t request to be part of the flag retreat ceremony. A cast member has to “sElEcT” you, so if you’re a female, just forget about it because it’s not going to happen (which is complete bullcrap). You will not be selected because you won’t “look” like a veteran (white male, short crew cut, etc.). Basically, unless you plaster yourself with “LOOK AT ME I’M A VETERAN!!!!” t-shirts/hats, etc., they won’t pick you if you don’t “look” like a veteran. Years ago, you used to be able to request to be a part of the ceremony as a veteran (or boy scout/girl scout for that matter), but they don’t do that anymore. I guess too many people were getting through that didn’t “look” like “real” veterans, so now they let cast members use their own inner bias of who “looks” like a veteran to pick who gets to take part. It’s disgusting.
Me and the three kids did the horse ride our last trip in Oct 2020....it was awesome. Nice slowdown and relaxing ride great trail and got to see deer and wildlife too
My family's a big fan of swimming (having grown up in Florida and all) so we tend to take pool breaks during our trips and the pool parties are always a highlight, not only that, but we always try and stay at Carribean Beach (our personal favourite resort) and so we get to experience the parties at what, I believe, is one of the best pools in the park.
Kennedy Space Center is excellent. I grew up in Orlando, and we used to go there frequently on school trips. I took my wife there when we were visiting my home town a few years ago. We live in New York now.
Great list! We've done several of the activities on your list. We always make it a point to do something we've never done before each trip. Secret menus, Play Disney app, golf, buttons, pool parties, Tree of Life, Animal Encounters/Rafikis, Epcot shopping, Disney Springs at night, etc. ✔️✔️✔️
I hope the spas and massage places open up at some point during the summer. Honeymooning two years after our marriage and being a healthcare worker... I need a massage in a serene spa!
I just went there for my honeymoon! We wanted to get massages at grand Floridian but they still aren’t open. We ended up just getting a massage at a random place in Orlando which ended up being just fine (and WAY cheaper - it was like $180 for both of us) but if you’re set on getting one on the Disney property, the Swan and Dolphin hotel’s spa is open and you can get massages there! Just be sure to make a reservation to make sure you get a spot.
This is the list of what I've done. Renting a boat, collecting free stickers, watching free movies/activities in the resort, searching the animal carved on the tree of life, hands-on animal encounter. We left Disney to Universal and NASA before. We also noticed the different experience of Star Tour each time. I've been to Disney World only 4 times and 6 times to Disneyland. It is pretty cool that I made 7 out of the 50 things!! Wow!!
@@May54321 yes that is a cool ride to i think. I have seen it here on TH-cam! In Disneyland Paris we have the ratatouille attraction it is really a great attraction 😉
I love the food and wine festival. My family finally got to experience it last year. I know that everyone’s different in the way they need to plan. But my family decided to skip reserving a lunch at Epcot and tried all the different snacks from each country. It was more than enough to fill us up. Definitely would recommend if that was something someone wanted to do.
Yeah, eating around the World is fun…we saved our Disney Dining Plan snack credits for our EPCOT day (I know, it’s not available right now). We used all the saved up snack credits eating at the food booths around The World Showcase !!
When we went in 2014 Mark Hamill was doing a live interview in Hollywood Studios about Force Awakens, which was about to start filming. He had this beard down to his waist, apparently Disney had just told him to grow a beard but not how long it needed to be. On that same trip, Billy Dee Williams (Lando) was in the same room as the Jedi Training Academy thing before you went on stage, he was doing a book signing that seemed on the down-low. It was so cool to see two star wars stars on the same visit
HORSE RIDING - While AJ is right and this is strictly a walk, it's perfect for nervous or new riders, but also for anyone who hasn't tried a Western saddle before or neck-reining! My daughter and I both ride, but we really enjoyed this relaxing change of pace.
Disneyland did have some free stickers when I went. Won a sticker for answering a Disney trivia contest on paradise pier and got a iron man sticker and free souvenir comic for participating in a summer of heroes event
Definitely noted Jellyrolls because the dueling pianos sounds like fun, totally would request the Ducktales theme song, it's the only thing to drive Small World out of your head, I rode the Small World ride in Disneyland in December 2002 (never been to Disney World) & because it was Christmas time, it was in English the whole way through. How did I get that out of my head? Ducktales. How did I get the Ducktales theme out of my head? I never did, it's still stuck in there to this day but I love it so I don't care. On that note, would be the coolest thing to be woken up by Scrooge in the morning but I doubt they'd have a Scrooge McDuck option for that, I'll be 31 by my trip anyways if we can manage to go the time we're talking about so probably too old to have Scrooge McDuck wake me up in the morning.
I am privileged to have my sister live in Orlando, when my children were little we went horseback riding in Disneyworld. My daughter loved it. I would love to take one of the private tours.
I've done some of those things, but there are a lot that I knew about when I lived in Orlando but never got around to doing. I've definitely got to do more on my next visit!
It’s so weird how we do the same things over and over, when so many other options exist! Like, why do I keep staying at the all star when Grand Floridian is a thing? WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME. ... maybe one day
I remember renting water mice as a teen & going all over the 7 seas lagoon. I also remember seeing Micheal Phelps in a parade. I even did a kinda scavenger hunt thingy based on Kim Possible & got a nice pin for completing it. I also got a first time visiting pin when I went to Disneyland as I'm an east-coaster so we always went to Disney World, except for that time we vacationed in California. XD I remember going to some drawing class thingy where we learned how to draw Minnie Mouse, which was lead by a Disney animator. :D
A lot of these things are more readily available on a Disney cruise. So check the ones that you want and rather than taking precious Disney world time, do some of these during DCL downtime if you plan on going on a Disney cruise
We went horseback riding when I was a kid and it was a lot of fun. Literally fool-proof since the horses know where to go on the trail. Just prepare for your legs to feel weird for a while after sitting on a horse if you've never done it before 😄
only been to WDW once, but did manage a few on the list: - participated in the flag retreat at MK - got a wake up call from Mickey - searched for (certainly did not find all) animals Tree of Life carvings - left WDW (for Kennedy Space Center, twice, including seeing Blue Angels)
The option that A.J. menitons about non-Disney things to do/places to go in Cenral Florida....PLEASE PLEASE don't go to Sea World!! For those of you who have seen the movie Blackfish, I'm sure you're with me on this. If you haven't seen it- you HAVE GOT TO! This movie has literally changed my life.
The real reason the flags are missing stars and stripes is because of the time period main street is set in. Midway to Mainstreet did a great video about this!
Not a criticism as such, but I feel like most of your videos in the last year have been all about hyping up things that are unavailable due to COVID (and no one knows when they’re coming back). Could you please start making videos about things that people *can* actually do at the moment?
Me, who has never been to Disney World; Yes you are so right it is only these fifty things thank you for showing me. *adds to list so long it could wrap around the planet twice*
We did get to take a picture with the Coca-Cola bear last year in September! I would love to either do the Karaoke or the boat ride once things are back to normal.
First like and comment! Wooohooo. Just went to Disney this past weekend (MK anhd Epcot); also did a Skyliner Crawl! Going back at the end of June for Hollywood Studios and DAK!
Time stamps;
1:00-1:33 Footgolf
2:00 - Renting a boat
3:00 - Horseback riding
3:56 - Star Wars perks with the free app
5:22- customizable pins for celebrations
6:05- dinner with rare characters
6:59- campfire / s’mores
8:19- horse drawn carriage rides
9:08 - Surrey bikes
10:01- pay to skip lines
11:48- haircut
12:41- dunked a basketball
13:25- watch fireworks from boat
14:34- fishing!
15:22- celebrity sightings!
16:49 - riding in hot air balloon
18:21- lived at disney (neighborhood within)
19:00- wake up call from Mickey!!
19:27- pool party
20:07- customized cakes!
20:53 - drank a cocktail with a story
22:49- Explored all the world showcase pavilions
24:18- met a non Disney character
24:51- take advantage of free souvenirs
25:25- searched for animals in tree of life carvings
26:05- hands on animal encounters
26:54 - experienced nightlife
27:41 - swim with sharks
28:27- experienced every scenario on star tours
29:05- dinner with an imagineer
29:44- ordering secret drinks or food
30:45- dinner with safari
31:38 - shooting Bow and Arrow
32:13- sang along with dueling pianos
32:56- seen things from “rats eye view”
33:28- massage
34:10- left Disney world
34:51 - bowling
35:20 - food and wine pairing
36:23 - driving on water
37:04- gone surfing
37:34 - culinary demonstration
38:14 - $300 per person dinner
39:12 - dolphins
39:46- professional photo shoot
40:50- backstage
41:30 - Segway
42:00- private tour
Not all heroes wear capes. I salute you.
You’re the GOAT!
you just saved me 44 minutes, thank you
My dad is not one to wait in lines period. So he loves doing the VIP tours! Being able to knockout all 4 parks and ride all the rides you desire in one day is amazing. We literally rope dropped Hollywood Studios backstage behind tower of terror and got our rise boarding group and then jumped straight on rockin roller coaster and didn’t stop until we finished at Epcot when it closed! Plus our tour guide has been amazing, we’ve had the same lady twice and she was so knowledgeable and loved the kids!
tbh waiting in lines makes the disney experience better 🤷♂️
dcracer329 which tour do you get where you ride all the rides you want in every park
@@MrKarmapolice97 I don’t exactly remember the name, but it was the vip tour she mentioned that was really expensive towards the end of the video I think. Try around the 42:00 minute mark.
Disney is a cesspool for the rich.
@@MrKarmapolice97 it’s just the regular vip tour guide it’s around the 10:00 mark
Alas, I must confess to having done karaoke at Kimonos at the Swan Hotel sometime in the mid 1990s. It was a group effort and we sang "Love Shack." Badly. I apologize if any of you were in the audience.
So that was YOU?!! I've been meaning to talk to you 🤣
I don’t care about your voice quality. Were you animated and fun to watch? You would be amazed at what elementary music teachers are pleased by.
@@rebeccscreasman3293 We were indeed animated. Given the group involved, we were probably fun to watch. Thanks for the encouragement!
I got fully into the Data Pad in Galaxy’s Edge and it made for some hilarious interactions with the Storm Troopers who “caught” me unlocking control panels. I got crept up on from behind in front of watching crowd 😂
This kind of stuff is really what you'll probably remember the most about your WDW trip, honestly.
When my wife and I went on our honeymoon we did a number of these things and more:
-Got a spa package
-Did a half-day cabana rental at the Grand Floridian (you don't have to stay there in order to do it)
-Went to Fort Wilderness and rented a canoe and then got a carriage ride
-Did a fireworks viewing party on one of the ferry boats that they offered pre-COVID and hopefully will again
We talk more about this stuff than anything we did in the parks, honestly. It was especially cool for her because she grew up going to WDW with her family and having the same trip every year. Same hotel, same restaurants, same rides, etc.
the affection section is soooo cute!! i would recommend going near 6 pm when they close, we were there and we watched the pigs run to the back for dinner!!! they were so cute and excited and much faster than you’d think lol
Yes, needed this to get me through the rest of my work! Love longer videos!
I actually did Sangria University today, at the Coronado Springs resort.
First off, the resort is drop dead GORGEOUS! The views are ABSOLUTELY stunning!
The class under-promised, and over delivered, FOR SURE (like most everything Disney).
Each and every one of these experiences listed is worth every penny. There is nothing else on the planet, quite like Walt Disney World!
Fireworks from a boat just made my list!
I've said it before.. and I'll say it again.. the "my first haircut" package is the best $25 you can spend at WDW if you have a kid that age..
100% recommend the Segway tour!! So fun and cool to see a different side of Disney! Plus our guide was so seasoned and truly loved his job! He also sang for us and gave us tons of fun trivia!
Let's do a Segway tour
When you said meet a non-Disney character, I met a couple of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles at MGM Studios (I'll call it that cuz of the time) back in 1990. I even have a couple pictures. I think I was happier to meet them then Mickey.
My kid met the Ghostbusters.
alternatively titled: things you can't do right now thanks to the rona. lol
Facts 😂
Most of the things they talked about were things that stopped prior. But would be interesting to hear things no longer do after the closures
Fr xd
Idk if that’s it. But they sure as hell used the closure’s to kickstart these new and more difficult/stressful ways of operating. There was no reason to add LL and there’s no reason to keep park pass reservations. It’s not like they are trying to keep capacity down. We saw those crowds earlier this year. That was not at all low capacity. So why reserve a spot except to add more stress to the guests. Same with park hopping. Why open it at 2pm? The actual being in the parks thing is ridiculous at this point but I’m sure there’s an underlying reason that’s not Rona related and ties back to $$$. As for LL, they needed to just tack on an added fee and just let you by pass the line whenever like they do at Universal. This planning to check return times and all that goes into it is so stressful on the guests. It may be a money pit, but it’s also increasingly more stressful than it was in 2019 on the guests. Never mind people who are guests of CM’s or annual passholders. The days of freely going to the parks and being able to do a ride or two is long gone because everything has to be planned out a year in advanced practically 😂
Things I've never done in disney world
1. Step foot in Disney world
Yeah, I'm sad right now.
We did the boat for Fireworks in Epcot. My daughter used a website to setup sharing the costs with others if you don't have enough people in your party to fill the boat
I love your videos so much! I live in the UK so I'm thousands of miles away from disney and can't afford to go on a regular basis (only been once), I miss disney so much and I looking forward to eventually taking that second trip some day but for now your videos keep the magic alive and keep me heading towards my goal of going back ❤
I haven't really done any of these things, but My first trip to Disney, my husband and I got to be Grand Marshall in the Magic Kingdom parade and they had one of the photopass photographers take us to different unique areas of the park and have our own photoshoot. So, that was pretty awesome! Lol
We went on the Keys to the Kingdom tour and got to go on Haunted Mansion and Jungle Cruise with no wait! It was $109 each and 1000% worth every penny!
I saw Warwick Davis getting a tour of Galaxy’s Edge. It was awesome!
Just so y’all know, even if you’re a legitimate combat veteran, you can’t request to be part of the flag retreat ceremony. A cast member has to “sElEcT” you, so if you’re a female, just forget about it because it’s not going to happen (which is complete bullcrap). You will not be selected because you won’t “look” like a veteran (white male, short crew cut, etc.). Basically, unless you plaster yourself with “LOOK AT ME I’M A VETERAN!!!!” t-shirts/hats, etc., they won’t pick you if you don’t “look” like a veteran.
Years ago, you used to be able to request to be a part of the ceremony as a veteran (or boy scout/girl scout for that matter), but they don’t do that anymore. I guess too many people were getting through that didn’t “look” like “real” veterans, so now they let cast members use their own inner bias of who “looks” like a veteran to pick who gets to take part. It’s disgusting.
Me and the three kids did the horse ride our last trip in Oct 2020....it was awesome. Nice slowdown and relaxing ride great trail and got to see deer and wildlife too
My family's a big fan of swimming (having grown up in Florida and all) so we tend to take pool breaks during our trips and the pool parties are always a highlight, not only that, but we always try and stay at Carribean Beach (our personal favourite resort) and so we get to experience the parties at what, I believe, is one of the best pools in the park.
“50 things you’ve never done in Disney World”
Me: “My number one never been to Disney World in nearly 34 years of my life”
Cries in pillow XD
dang
Same boat here 😔✊
I’m almost 40 and going for the first time next month so I feel ya
Going on 45 years here. I last visited DisneyWorld in 1976. I've heard things have changed since then.
41 and planning my very first visit next year.
"Live at Disney World."... um, I dont think I will ever have an extra $2+ million dollars to live at the parks haha😅😂
Yeah that really shouldn't count or be part of this list....this isn't part of the parks
Kennedy Space Center is excellent. I grew up in Orlando, and we used to go there frequently on school trips. I took my wife there when we were visiting my home town a few years ago. We live in New York now.
Thank you for all the great videos they always give me great ideas for what to do on my next trip
We just plan our next Disney Vacation! Hooray! It’s not till next year, but we are still super excited!
Same!!
same ! i’m planning to take my whole family of 10 in november 😁😆
NBA Experience "when this opens it might be a cool excursion*
It is now permanently closed and it made me chuckle listening to this
Great list! We've done several of the activities on your list. We always make it a point to do something we've never done before each trip. Secret menus, Play Disney app, golf, buttons, pool parties, Tree of Life, Animal Encounters/Rafikis, Epcot shopping, Disney Springs at night, etc. ✔️✔️✔️
The star wars land is like the modern version of the Kim possible or Phineas and Ferb adventures of the late 00s/ early 10s
I hope the spas and massage places open up at some point during the summer. Honeymooning two years after our marriage and being a healthcare worker... I need a massage in a serene spa!
I just went there for my honeymoon! We wanted to get massages at grand Floridian but they still aren’t open. We ended up just getting a massage at a random place in Orlando which ended up being just fine (and WAY cheaper - it was like $180 for both of us) but if you’re set on getting one on the Disney property, the Swan and Dolphin hotel’s spa is open and you can get massages there! Just be sure to make a reservation to make sure you get a spot.
This is the list of what I've done. Renting a boat, collecting free stickers, watching free movies/activities in the resort, searching the animal carved on the tree of life, hands-on animal encounter. We left Disney to Universal and NASA before. We also noticed the different experience of Star Tour each time. I've been to Disney World only 4 times and 6 times to Disneyland. It is pretty cool that I made 7 out of the 50 things!! Wow!!
Lots of options I hadn’t thought of…thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for your videos I’m going next week!! You guys really help
planning on going again this summer love the videos
What IS open at WDW? I hope a lot more than when this video was published.
We are planning now for July! Thank you for everything I can show my family of 15 when we go.
Awesome list! At least half were new to me and I'm a WDW regular and used to be a cast member. Making my list of things to try.
Loving the ratatouille attraction, being on it a few times in Disneyland Paris. 🤩😍
@@May54321 yes that is a cool ride to i think. I have seen it here on TH-cam! In Disneyland Paris we have the ratatouille attraction it is really a great attraction 😉
I love the food and wine festival. My family finally got to experience it last year. I know that everyone’s different in the way they need to plan. But my family decided to skip reserving a lunch at Epcot and tried all the different snacks from each country. It was more than enough to fill us up. Definitely would recommend if that was something someone wanted to do.
I plan on just doing food booths myself for my first trip to Epcot this October.
@@InMyCruisingEra Awesome! October is the perfect time to go too. Enjoy your Disney vacation!
Yeah, eating around the World is fun…we saved our Disney Dining Plan snack credits for our EPCOT day (I know, it’s not available right now). We used all the saved up snack credits eating at the food booths around The World Showcase !!
A 44 minute dfb video!!!!! What did we do to deserve this 😭😭
I've done 11 of these things in Disney World or Disneyland. Although the Segway ride I took was just inside interventions when segways first came out.
"Character meals... which is where you eat with the characters, not eat the characters." That cracked me up.
So I've done the carriage ride in Port Orleans (super fun!) and swam with sharks - but forever ago, when they had the snorkel tank at Typhoon Lagoon!
When we went in 2014 Mark Hamill was doing a live interview in Hollywood Studios about Force Awakens, which was about to start filming. He had this beard down to his waist, apparently Disney had just told him to grow a beard but not how long it needed to be.
On that same trip, Billy Dee Williams (Lando) was in the same room as the Jedi Training Academy thing before you went on stage, he was doing a book signing that seemed on the down-low. It was so cool to see two star wars stars on the same visit
Can you do a video with things we can do right now and not pre-covid
HORSE RIDING - While AJ is right and this is strictly a walk, it's perfect for nervous or new riders, but also for anyone who hasn't tried a Western saddle before or neck-reining! My daughter and I both ride, but we really enjoyed this relaxing change of pace.
Disneyland did have some free stickers when I went. Won a sticker for answering a Disney trivia contest on paradise pier and got a iron man sticker and free souvenir comic for participating in a summer of heroes event
Love this! Had no idea there was so much to do at fort wilderness! The surfing and segweying… 😍
Definitely noted Jellyrolls because the dueling pianos sounds like fun, totally would request the Ducktales theme song, it's the only thing to drive Small World out of your head, I rode the Small World ride in Disneyland in December 2002 (never been to Disney World) & because it was Christmas time, it was in English the whole way through. How did I get that out of my head? Ducktales. How did I get the Ducktales theme out of my head? I never did, it's still stuck in there to this day but I love it so I don't care. On that note, would be the coolest thing to be woken up by Scrooge in the morning but I doubt they'd have a Scrooge McDuck option for that, I'll be 31 by my trip anyways if we can manage to go the time we're talking about so probably too old to have Scrooge McDuck wake me up in the morning.
This is the DFB video I didn't know I needed. Amazing!
I am privileged to have my sister live in Orlando, when my children were little we went horseback riding in Disneyworld. My daughter loved it. I would love to take one of the private tours.
I've done some of those things, but there are a lot that I knew about when I lived in Orlando but never got around to doing. I've definitely got to do more on my next visit!
Best vid in a while. Lots of new ideas. Thanks!
My brother did the NBA experience and he LOVED it! He’s a huge basketball fan 🥰
Awesome information. Been to Disney many times through the years. Can't wait to go in May 2022
YES a video long enough to last a whole subject of school work :D
Just booked our 2022 trip today, very excited 💗
FYI- if your not scuba certified you can surface swim The Seas with scuba like gear on the Aqua Tours.
It’s so weird how we do the same things over and over, when so many other options exist! Like, why do I keep staying at the all star when Grand Floridian is a thing? WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME.
... maybe one day
Cos money is also a thing? 🤪🤣
AJ are you using new cameras. The video is Crystal clear. Maybe 4K or HDR. It is Very Nice.
I remember renting water mice as a teen & going all over the 7 seas lagoon. I also remember seeing Micheal Phelps in a parade. I even did a kinda scavenger hunt thingy based on Kim Possible & got a nice pin for completing it. I also got a first time visiting pin when I went to Disneyland as I'm an east-coaster so we always went to Disney World, except for that time we vacationed in California. XD I remember going to some drawing class thingy where we learned how to draw Minnie Mouse, which was lead by a Disney animator. :D
This is an amazing video! 👏
Wow. I've done 5 of them. A couple more were already on my radar to do
Definitely going to have to try some of these things!
Gosh....AJ and her team are 💯
I’ve done the Ratatouille ride in Disneyland Paris - it’s amazing but it makes you feel sick 😝
A lot of these things are more readily available on a Disney cruise. So check the ones that you want and rather than taking precious Disney world time, do some of these during DCL downtime if you plan on going on a Disney cruise
50 Things you can't do in Disney World Due to Covid19*
I love this channel ❤
Early! Always wanted to go to Disney! 🙌
We went horseback riding when I was a kid and it was a lot of fun. Literally fool-proof since the horses know where to go on the trail. Just prepare for your legs to feel weird for a while after sitting on a horse if you've never done it before 😄
only been to WDW once, but did manage a few on the list:
- participated in the flag retreat at MK
- got a wake up call from Mickey
- searched for (certainly did not find all) animals Tree of Life carvings
- left WDW (for Kennedy Space Center, twice, including seeing Blue Angels)
My wife and I took a tour of the Utilicorridors (sp?) in 1995. Cost $85 per person.
We did the Grand 1 for our 10 year anniversary. One of the best things I ever did.
The option that A.J. menitons about non-Disney things to do/places to go in Cenral Florida....PLEASE PLEASE don't go to Sea World!! For those of you who have seen the movie Blackfish, I'm sure you're with me on this. If you haven't seen it- you HAVE GOT TO! This movie has literally changed my life.
The real reason the flags are missing stars and stripes is because of the time period main street is set in. Midway to Mainstreet did a great video about this!
I love disney!
Not a criticism as such, but I feel like most of your videos in the last year have been all about hyping up things that are unavailable due to COVID (and no one knows when they’re coming back). Could you please start making videos about things that people *can* actually do at the moment?
so about the coca cola bear, he actually is there and you can take pics with him! However you do need to be 6 feet apart
Hi love the vids
It would be great to have a video of things you can do now since most of this list is ‘not right now’
I found out I’m moving, but on the bright side the band at one of the schools we’re looking at is taking a trip to Disney next year!
What about a fireworks cruise in the moat in front of Cinderella's Castle!
I love ur vids!!
A 44 minute video? Let grab a snack or two. 🤗🤗🤗
can you do a video on vegan food in disney
The original, never duplicated Disneyland offers a much better Flag Retreat.
All veterans participate, I find it extremely moving.
LOOOOOVE THIS!!!
I once saw adam sandler in Disney. Also saw rosie odonell and drew carrey in California adventure park
I have done 2 of these things actually, but I shocked myself with how many of these I knew! 20+
Does the barbershop haircut still include glitter? My kids loved it back in the day.
Me, who has never been to Disney World; Yes you are so right it is only these fifty things thank you for showing me.
*adds to list so long it could wrap around the planet twice*
My daughter got her first haircut at the barber shop, and we have plans for my son's first to be there, too!
I've been to the ratatouille ride in Paris. It was my favorite. It was very realistic.
This video should be called '50 things you can't currently do in Disney'
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Every time I would get excited about something you’d finish with........ “not available at this time” and my heart broke more and more each time.
We did get to take a picture with the Coca-Cola bear last year in September! I would love to either do the Karaoke or the boat ride once things are back to normal.
I’m going in July 1!!! CANT WAIT!!! First time for my bf and brother!
How was it?
First like and comment! Wooohooo. Just went to Disney this past weekend (MK anhd Epcot); also did a Skyliner Crawl! Going back at the end of June for Hollywood Studios and DAK!
The surrey bikes give me flashbacks aaaaaaah