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How to Save Time and Money on Your Walt Disney World Trip
7. Make a budget and stick to it The easiest way to limit what you spend is to make a budget, or…
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How to Save Time and Money on Your Walt Disney World Trip
6. Bring homemade souvenirs If you’re a huge souvenir person like I am, you may want to bring certain things from home…
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What to Expect When You Visit Walt Disney World in the Fall and Winter
Any time of the year is a good time to visit the Walt Disney World resort. A day at Disney is better…
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What to Expect When You Visit Walt Disney World in the Fall and Winter
7. The temperature does drop a bit While Florida is generally warm year round, it does get a little chilly, or even…
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What to Expect When You Visit Walt Disney World in the Fall and Winter
6. Need to make reservations in advance While it’s always a good idea to make any reservations in advance, such as dining…
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What to Expect When You Visit Walt Disney World in the Fall and Winter
5. Hard ticket events If you plan on visiting the parks from the end of August through the middle of December, you…
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What to Expect When You Visit Walt Disney World in the Fall and Winter
4. Seasonal offerings Though the other parks won’t have hard ticket events, there are other fun things you can do and experience.…
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What to Expect When You Visit Walt Disney World in the Fall and Winter
3. Phase closures Around the week of Christmas and leading into New Year’s, Magic Kingdom, and sometimes Epcot, tends to experience phase…
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What to Expect When You Visit Walt Disney World in the Fall and Winter
2. Longer park hours The park hours get longer when fall/winter rolls around, especially at Magic Kingdom. Some nights, Magic Kingdom will…
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What to Expect When You Visit Walt Disney World in the Fall and Winter
1. More crowded This probably goes without saying, but you should expect to see higher crowd levels when you choose to visit…
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