Bit of advise

[Timekeeper]

Two images, one piece of advice:

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[MarkandAmy]

Two images, one piece of advice:

:sohappy:

Wait, they don't look Brazilian... :shrug:
:drevil:

 

[CP_alum08]

Make sure to purchase a fastpass :ROFLOL:

 

[DRC68]

Don't book more than 1 character meal a day. If you do a 9:00 b-fast, by the time you're done eating, it's almost 11. So there goes lunch. And you might not even be hungry when comes time for your early (kids, remember?) dinner reservation.

 

[SulleyanBoo]

My advice: Don't try to do EVERYTHING. Pick a few things ahead of time that you absolutely cannot miss and do them. If you have the extra time and energy, then try more

 

[SulleyanBoo]

two images, one piece of advice:

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:roflol: Yes please

 

[rufio]

Plan everything and get the DDP! We LOVE it and wouldn't take a trip without it

 

[MKCP 1985]

Wear comfortable shoes!!! Break in a new pair before you go!!!

This.

 

[vjgraham]

Stay hydrated especially if you visit during the warmer months.

 

[Lucky]

Avoid the peak periods: Easter, Christmas, etc. Then you can have a good vacation even if you don't get all the other stuff (detailed planning, FastPasses, arriving at the parks at 7:30 AM etc.) exactly right.

 

[DizneyPryncess]

Two images, one piece of advice:

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For the win! :ROFLOL:

My advice? Nothing that hasn't been said. Making ADR's 180 days out is big for us, since we love the restaurants in WDW. It only took one trip of not being able to eat at a lot of places because we had no reservations to make us realize how important this was. I feel bad for new visitors who don't know this, and go to WDW thinking they can eat anywhere. It must be disheartening.

 

[Sans Souci]

Two images, one piece of advice:

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No joke. I had the misfortune of being the cattle pen line of BTRR last summer with a gentleman who smelled like he had subsisted on a steady diet of vindaloo. Just when you thought you got away from him, the line would convolute and you'd smell him again.

I always carry a mini stick of deodorant in my bag. I don't want to be "that person" people talk about when reminiscing about their vacation.

 

[MickeyPeace]

My advice would be to take an afternoon break. And drink lots of water.

 

[JillC LI]

Do your research in advance so you can maximize your time there.
(And get a Dole Whip Float!)

 

[tarin24u]

Bring a few pairs of comfortable shoes and change from morning to evening. It changes the pressure points on your feet. DO NOT buy new shoes for Disney. Wear what is comfy and worn in

 

[The Empress Lilly]

Relax and don't forget to enjoy that Florida sunshine, so spend some time at your pool or a water park. These are not idle hours that eat away precious Disney time, rather they are quality Disney time.

 

[The Empress Lilly]

Wots all this doridorant stuff all you people are talking about and where can I get it? At a Disney spa? Do I have to make a reservation? What's it do to your armpits?

 

[DisneyWall-E]

Pace yourself. Your never going to see it all in one trip anyway. Unless your going for two weeks that is.

 

[SaolSona]

Skip some parades and ride the popular attractions during it. The wait times are down during parades

(also, remember sunscreen)

 

[AEfx]

There is only one real rule : be there EARLY. Do not wander in at 11:30AM and expect it to be any better than manageable (and probably much worse) even on the "slowest" days.

I know people that have gone Xmas week (crazy, I know) who actually had a good time because they were at the gates an hour before opening. I don't feel the need to be there that early on a regular basis, but if you are walking through those gates as soon as they are open, you can see more by lunch than most people arriving nearly that late will see all day - plus you stay ahead of the crowds for a large portion of the day.