food IS a theme park
When you travel to any theme park, there are rules that need to be followed to keep everyone safe.
Animal Kingdom
Disney World is no different! However, since Disney has a variety of different experiences that other smaller theme parks don’t have, that means there are more rules to follow. If you’re heading to Disney World for the first time in 2025 or you haven’t been in a while, these are three rules you have to know Disney is REALLY enforcing right now.
Disney World is huge; with four theme parks, two water parks, multiple golf courses, a shopping and dining district, and over 25 resort hotels, it can be easy to get lost.
Welcome to Disney World!
But don’t worry! That is why Disney World offers free transportation all around the property in the form of buses, monorails, the Skyliner, and watercraft! We go to Disney World every day, and we know how important it is to be efficient and make the most of your vacation days. We have tried every transportation hack, but these eight are our favorites.
There are a lot of rules in Disney World.
Disney Bus
Most of them are relatively simple, rules that you find at most theme parks, but others are specific to Disney. For example, children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by someone over the age of 14 to board an attraction, and they can be specific about what clothing is allowed in the parks (other companies don’t seem to care either way unless it’s really inappropriate), just to name a few. We have to admit, too — we so wish Disney would do away with this transportation rule because it would make all our lives so much easier!
There are quite a few technicalities to work out if you’re planning a Disney World trip.
Magic Kingdom
What time of year do you want to visit? Where do you want to stay? Which dining reservations would you like to make? All important questions that can make or break your vacation. But for the past few years, we’ve had to ask one particularly difficult question…how do you want to get from the Orlando International Airport to your Disney Resort?
Alright, it’s time to get it out there. I’ve got BEEF with the Orlando Airport, and it needs to be addressed.
Orlando Airport
If you’re going to Disney World soon, you’re probably either driving or flying there. And if you’re flying, there’s a good chance you’re flying into the Orlando International Airport (MCO). Because I live pretty far away from Orlando, I usually fly, and I always go through MCO. Over several times going through that airport, I’ve developed two major gripes with it, and I need to tell you about them so that you’re not caught unaware. [Read more…]
You know how traveling isn’t always sunshine and rainbows, right?
Orlando International Airport
When you’ve got to deal with so many different variables like the cost, whether the flights will be non-stop or not, and even just trying to get to the airport in the first place, you can get overwhelmed quickly. If you’re traveling to Disney World, chances are that you’re going to go through the Orlando International Airport (MCO) and it can definitely be a hassle to go through, but don’t worry! We’ve got your back with some tips that’ll help you navigate MCO like a pro!
Traveling to Disney World from Orlando Airport seems like it would be a piece of cake, but it can be trickier than you think sometimes.
Mears Connect
If you’re not renting a car (which can be hard on its own), you may be taking Mears Connect to the parks, or booking a rideshare. We’ve traveled between these two locations more than we can count, so allow us to share some of the problems we’ve run into, so you can avoid them!
Traveling to Disney World can sometimes be a hassle, but totally worth it once you’ve finally made it on property.
Disney Springs
However, if you’ve just traveled in from the airport, you likely (hopefully) have all of your luggage you’re dragging around with you. We’ve recently noticed a huge amount of people with their luggage at this random place in Disney World and it’s…not ideal.
Traveling during the holidays can be a bit overwhelming.
Orlando Airport
Between longer wait times at security and potential flight delays and cancelations, mentally preparing yourself for some hiccups is a good idea. If you’re traveling through the Orlando International Airport (MCO) this season, we have some unfortunate news about another problem you might encounter: rideshare struggles.
If the autonomy of Disney rides freaks you out a little, this news is sure to blow your socks off.
Disneyland’s Autopia
We’re in the age of artificial intelligence, and with that comes some wild new frontiers. We’ve seen it in our entertainment, in our theme parks, and now, we’re about to see it on the streets.
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