Making the most out of your Disney Experience - TIPS?

[New2WDW]

A few more tips I have found helpful:

A) Eating minimal breakfasts that you prebuy at a grocery store not only save money but allow you to get going quicker. (I know this has been mentioned but it leads into Tip B)

B) Schedule an early lunch to avoid the crowds and congestion. With the minimal breakfast mentioned above we take an 11 or no later than 11:30 lunch and a similar 5:30 or so dinner. We can have a snack later in the day and have had time for the dinner to digest. Also, the earlier meals seem to be calmer in general - no waiting even with a PS and no rush from the waiters.

C) Multi-day stroller tickets! Saves a little money and gives your small children a break from the constant walking and makes for a lengthier day! (Also, you can get your money back on unused days.)

D) EMH: We have only tried EMH a couple of times and have heard many say how crowded it is and I would agree. I am going to start staying away from EMH parks period. Or if you Park hop maybe get away before the crowds start coming in.

 

[swimmom]

Need a break in the Magic Kingdom? Ride the Tomorrowland Transportation Authority (once known as the PeopleMover). It's continuous so the line to ride moves rapidly, and you get great views of the park and you go inside Space Mountain and a couple of other rides. I found it to be so relaxing -- takes about 20 minutes roundtrip. If you're with someone who's never been on Space Mountain, get your FastPass, then ride the TTA and let them see the SM boarding area from above! It will certainly help them to tolerate the lines.

We took a break like this once and were able to stay on for three rides since there were very few people in line. My daughter and her friend who had moved to FL that we met up with for the day had a great time in their own car talking.