Disney advice

Tenor CS · 02-23-2010, 09:34 PM

For the best deals on ticket prices, check out mousesavers.com

They have great ticket prices through a place called undercover tourist.

Pete is right: Never buy "used" tickets, you have about a 10% of saving and getting a great deal, and about a 90% chance of getting ripped off.

Don't buy tickets in the lobby of your hotel.

Re: Kids:

With kids/Without kids makes a HUGE difference. Boy/Girl/Age factors in as well. If you have a 5-7 year old girl, be prepared to shell out bank at bippity boppity boutique for a princess makeover.

Daily Touring Plans:

Doing a full day, trying to be the first one there and staying till they kick you out after the fireworks ... SUCKS!!!

Divide your day into A, B, C.
A=early morning
B=afternoon
C=evening/closing time

Only do 2 of the three. A and C, A and B, or B and C.

If you have kids with you, and you ever have this sentiment:

We spent a ton of money on this vacation, and you're gonna stay here till the bitter end whether you're having fun or not!

It's time to take a break.

If your kid is big enough to not need a stroller but small enough to fit into Disney's strollers, rent them one. It will make a world of difference.

Do you have any special needs kids traveling with you? PM me to let me know. I have special advice in that case.

I could go on all day. PM me if you have any specific issues. It's much easier for me to answer specific questions than it is for me to cover a general "what's the best advice?" question. That's why the Unofficial Guide books (I have 2 of them from different years, they are great) are like 800 pages.

Bring a camera. Take advantage of the photopass program.

02-23-2010, 09:34 PM	#36
Tenor CS Feeling Better! Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Christian Location: Davenport, FL (near Orlando) Posts: 717 Trading: (2)	Re: Disney advice For the best deals on ticket prices, check out mousesavers.com They have great ticket prices through a place called undercover tourist. Pete is right: Never buy "used" tickets, you have about a 10% of saving and getting a great deal, and about a 90% chance of getting ripped off. Don't buy tickets in the lobby of your hotel. Re: Kids: With kids/Without kids makes a HUGE difference. Boy/Girl/Age factors in as well. If you have a 5-7 year old girl, be prepared to shell out bank at bippity boppity boutique for a princess makeover. Daily Touring Plans: Doing a full day, trying to be the first one there and staying till they kick you out after the fireworks ... SUCKS!!! Divide your day into A, B, C. A=early morning B=afternoon C=evening/closing time Only do 2 of the three. A and C, A and B, or B and C. If you have kids with you, and you ever have this sentiment: We spent a ton of money on this vacation, and you're gonna stay here till the bitter end whether you're having fun or not! It's time to take a break. If your kid is big enough to not need a stroller but small enough to fit into Disney's strollers, rent them one. It will make a world of difference. Do you have any special needs kids traveling with you? PM me to let me know. I have special advice in that case. I could go on all day. PM me if you have any specific issues. It's much easier for me to answer specific questions than it is for me to cover a general "what's the best advice?" question. That's why the Unofficial Guide books (I have 2 of them from different years, they are great) are like 800 pages. Bring a camera. Take advantage of the photopass program. __________________ When the world itself seems lunatic, who knows where madness lies?