Fri, 22 July 2016
There are lots of perks to staying offsite during Disney World trips, and we have some tips on doing that for you today. I also have a quick tip about a handy new app feature.
Become a WDW Prep To Go PatronWDW Prep To Go Patrons pay a little to unlock even more content than what’s on the main podcast feed, such as a private FB Group and exclusive audio that’s released on a private podcast feed. Tips for offsite staysChoosing offsite accommodations
Transportation for offsite guests
Annual Passes for offsite guests Getting groceries for offsite stays Quick tip of the dayUpgrade to the latest version of the My Disney Experience app for navigational information to help you during your Disney World trip. Subscribe to get new episodesThere are a few ways to get new episodes of WDW Prep To Go (if you're used to listening on the website, subscribe so you can take new episodes with you on your phone)
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Fri, 15 July 2016
A lot of people understandably believe that the doors to the parks will open and close according to the park hours, but that's not how it actually works. I've got details on what you can do before and after hours in each park. I also have a quick tip to make it easier for you to find dining reservations in Disney Springs.
Become a WDW Prep To Go PatronWDW Prep To Go Patrons pay a little to unlock even more content than what’s on the main podcast feed, such as a private FB Group and exclusive audio that’s released on a private podcast feed. Things to do before and after official park hoursThe park hours are really just the times that most of the rides are available but many things happen before and after that. Most parks allow you in 10-30 minutes before park opening (even earlier if you have a breakfast reservation) and you can stay up to 1-2 hours after the official park closing. Although Disney says that transportation "generally operates from 45 minutes before a theme park’s opening time until one hour after a theme park’s closing time," the truth is that the buses and resort monorail usually begin at 7 a.m., with the Epcot monorail starting at 8 a.m. Here's what's available before and after the park hours at each park. (Note: these things were true at the time I recorded this podcast, but always subject to change.) Magic Kingdom
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Epcot
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Animal Kingdom
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Hollywood Studios
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Quick tip of the dayUse OpenTable for most Disney Springs dining locations, not the WDW app. You'll usually find a lot more openings and get to choose better times that way. Subscribe to get new episodesThere are a few ways to get new episodes of WDW Prep To Go (if you're used to listening on the website, subscribe so you can take new episodes with you on your phone)
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Fri, 8 July 2016
June was a busy month for Disney World, with several new attractions making their debut. After experiencing them all multiple times, I have some info and tips on each to share with you. I also have a quick tip regarding having multiple tickets linked in your My Disney Experience account.
Become a WDW Prep To Go PatronWDW Prep To Go Patrons pay a little to unlock even more content than what’s on the main podcast feed, such as a private FB Group and exclusive audio that’s released on a private podcast feed. From my June tripGeneral thoughts
About the new attractions
Quick tip of the dayIf you have multiple tickets linked to you (for instance, tickets that are part of a package and an Annual Pass), be sure to give Disney World a call to have them set the ticket priority for each. That way the correct tickets will scan when you enter the parks. Subscribe to get new episodesThere are a few ways to get new episodes of WDW Prep To Go (if you're used to listening on the website, subscribe so you can take new episodes with you on your phone)
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