You just found the BEST Disney World planning video to watch before your 2024 vacation if you’re wanting all the best and newest tips and tricks!
And THAT’s more precious than gold, my friends.
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You just found the BEST Disney World planning video to watch before your 2024 vacation if you’re wanting all the best and newest tips and tricks!
And THAT’s more precious than gold, my friends.
You have SO many options when it comes to planning out your day in Walt Disney World.
Will you go to THIS restaurant for breakfast before heading to THAT park and riding that OTHER ride and picking up the LATEST souvenir? It’s enough to make your head spin. And on top of all that, will you rope drop too? Let’s take a beat, de-stress, and work on the plan together. We’ve got a pro tip for you. Here it is: When you want to have a good day in Walt Disney World, there’s a meal you HAVE to skip. Let’s talk about it!
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The DFB team is in Disney World every single day. (And that’s NO exaggeration.)
So we ride a lot of rides. All. The. Time. And THAT means we’re getting pretty good at figuring out what ride tips are the best to rely on… and which ones are just internet rumor mumbo-jumbo.
Rope dropping, or arriving to the rides and attractions right when they open for the day, is a great way to experience rides and attractions without those ridiculously long waits or the need to purchase a Lightning Lane or Genie+.
We recommend rope dropping rides and attractions to most Disney World visitors if they’re hoping to experience certain attractions without standing in line for hours. Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Slinky Dog Dash, and Avatar: Flight of Passage are all rides with somewhat bearable wait times at rope drop — to name a few. We usually say that this isn’t necessary, only recommended, and that you will also experience wait-time drops later in the evening for most popular rides. However, recent events tell us that rope dropping might actually be necessary right now after all. 😳
Have you ever been to Disney World in August?
Let me paint a picture for you. It’s 98°. You’re standing in an outdoor queue for a ride with a 2-hour wait time, desperately trying to inch closer to the fan that’s fifteen feet ahead of you. The Dole Whip you got earlier in the day to cool off melted into a sticky mess as you ate it, and the evidence is on your shirt. Listen, we love Disney World, but in the summer it can be ROUGH. So, sometimes we do some questionable things to survive the heat — but don’t knock ’em til you try ’em!
Disney World is an exciting place right now.
It seems like we’re getting new rides, new restaurants, and new snacks all the time! But, unfortunately, that means Disney can feel awfully… peopley. It’s starting to feel like Disney might not even have slow seasons anymore. But don’t worry! We have some tips to help you survive if you are DREADING the crowds.