WDW Pro tips!

[tractor tipper]

You might want to check out the various behind the scene tours.

 

[ppet]

For my DW and myself, the park hopper option is well worth the cost. Also on longer trips slow down, do the little things like Taki hut, Carousel of Progress, country bears.

 

[Hatboxer]

When you find "the spot", stay there and enjoy it, don't worry about the next fast pass or dinner reservation. You will know it when you are there, it might be a bench, table, barstool, rock, or you might be standing. But, it will be that perfect time you remember. Once you find it, stay there and enjoy it, don't rush off. We don't remember everything, but the trick is, to know when you are in one of those moments that you will remember forever, then you tell yourself "this is what I will remember, forever" and just enjoy it.

This is great advice. On my last trip, this moment was taking my four year old on the carousel four times during a rainstorm, and then watching him jump in puddles down main street while laughing hysterically. Not an exciting ride, but a great memory even so.

 

[JohnD]

Our amazing 2 week disneymoon extravaganza begins in 16 days!!!

We are "mildly seasoned" WDW fans. Have been there ever other year for a while now and keep up with the latest news, blogs etc. But I don't think I'd consider myself a "pro."

Any pro WDW tips for someone who isn't a total newbie but not a Disney addict either?

Thanks Guys!

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