I love Disney, so much so that I worked for then for five years while working full-time as a city webmaster. While a Cast Member I enjoyed both parks twice a year and the Disney Cruise.   My favorite park is Disneyland, but I love Walt Disney World for its grandness.  Each park there is unique, the hotels amazing, and the atmosphere magic.

If you’re going to be visiting WDW this summer you can map out your trip ahead of time including the shows and attractions you don’t want to miss at each of the four parks. Using the information you provide, Disney will work some magic and chart out all of your choices on a keepsake-quality, full-size map, that’ll delivered to your home!

All this is FREE! Just be sure to do it well in advance so there’s time to receive it before you head off.  All you have to do is click here and start charting your course for magic.

My WDW favorites? If you have kids, you MUST do a Character Meal (but you’ll enjoy it as well).  Breakfast ‘s is generally the cheapest and there are several to choose from.  This is the perfect opportunity for your little one to obtain autographs.  Skip the autograph books and bring along a t-shirt (Disney or plain) and a few permanent markers and have the character’s autograph the shirt.  It’s an instant, wearable, one-of-a-kind souvenir!

We also never miss making Priority Reservations for the Drive-Inn Theater Restaurant. Burgers, fries (they even have veggie burgers for me) and shakes are fabulous while seated in vintage cars watching black and white monster movies.  Love it!

By the way, if you are headed to WDW, please stop by and pick me up
Enjoy!
Connie

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