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Top 10 Walt Disney World Park Rules You Should Know
9. Photography Guests are allowed and encouraged to take as many pictures and videos as they desire, but only for personal use,…
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Top 10 Walt Disney World Park Rules You Should Know
10. Park entrance On especially busy days, such as holidays, Disney reserves the right to restrict/close park entrance to guests. This usually…
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Top 10 Walt Disney World Park Rules You Should Know
6. Children The Disney theme parks are the ultimate playground for kids of all ages. In most cases, children are accompanied by…
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Top 10 Walt Disney World Park Rules You Should Know
7. Tickets Tickets and other entitlements are non-transferable, non-exchangeable, non-refundable, revocable and void if altered. Each ticket must be used by the…
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Top 10 Walt Disney World Park Rules You Should Know
8. Characters The parks are full of your favorite Disney characters, for the enjoyment of all. However, it against the rules for…
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Top 10 Walt Disney World Park Rules You Should Know
3. Common courtesy Disney asks guests to show common courtesy to fellow guests and cast members, by not using profanity or engaging…
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Top 10 Walt Disney World Park Rules You Should Know
4. Attire Proper attire, including shoes and shirts, must be worn at all times. Costumes may not be worn by guests ages…
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Top 10 Walt Disney World Park Rules You Should Know
5. Smoking Smoking is permitted only in designated areas around the parks. In the last couple years, Disney has reduced the number…
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Top 10 Walt Disney World Park Rules You Should Know
1. Bags Anyone who’s been to Disney World in the last few years knows that all guests must go through bag check,…
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Top 10 Walt Disney World Park Rules You Should Know
2. Prohibited items Such items include: alcoholic beverages, weapons, selfie sticks, glass containers (excluding small containers such as baby food jars), pets…
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