9. A princess must audition. When a young lady is pursuing the role of Disney princess in the parks, an audition is…
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8. A princess must attend training. Once a young lady has been hired to play the part of a Disney princess, she…
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7. A princess must be able to bring the Magic to life for Guests. A young lady’s ability to make Guests feel…
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8. Get trip insurance. Simply stated, if trip insurance is offered to you, invest in it. It’s worth the money. Small children…
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7. Stay on property. Staying on Disney property is great because it means you’re never too far from your hotel room when…
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6. Take breaks after lunch. Younger children are great at waking up at the crack of dawn—even on days when Mom and…
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5. Pack snacks and comfort items. Disney allows you to bring food into the parks so make the most of that privilege,…
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4. Take a day (or two) off. Be sure to allow enough time on your vacation for the freedom to take a…
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3. Stick as close as feasible to your daily routine at home. When you’re on vacation, things are just different, no matter…
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2. Expect the unexpected and be prepared for it. If you’ve been a parent for any length of time, you have probably…
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