The RIGHT Way to Go to Disney World



A Disney World vacation takes a lot of planning with hotel reservations, dining reservations and Genie+. But what about the traveling itself? That’s a part of the planning process too! And we’ve got tips to make it easier on you and your family.

Transportation Tips: https://allears.net/2021/05/08/little-known-disney-world-transportation-tips-that-will-save-you-time/
From Park to Park: https://allears.net/2022/02/05/how-to-get-from-park-to-park-in-disney-world/
Stroller accessories: https://allears.net/2022/06/08/10-stroller-accessories-were-never-traveling-without/
Must-Haves Flying with a Baby: https://allears.net/2022/08/01/our-favorite-must-haves-for-flying-with-a-baby/
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48 thoughts on “The RIGHT Way to Go to Disney World”

  1. Know the weather before you go to a park. Our hotel has a free breakfast. In the breakfast room was a TV with the weather. It was Oct. 21 and we went to Universal and it was chilly and not hot like you would think. If you ask a cast member how to get back to your hotel make sure you let the person know if it's an off sight hotel like we stay at so the person knows exactly where you should go. And it is good to know exactly where you are going, like what lane you want as that helps more too, so you don't miss your bus back to your hotel. I don't bring a lot when I pack. I just mix and match. I hate to bring a lot of stuff but I do bring what I need. If you have too just wash stuff out in the sink, You can look on line before you leave your house to find out exactly what the weather will be.

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  2. I 100% must walk and put 👀 on my gate to make sure it exists. Also, what airlines have you had issues with your carryon being too big? Was it your Away bag? Which Away bag do you have? Thanks for all The tips!

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  3. Fry Bucket, you and I are so similar. We are both small organized practical gals from Texas, though I wish I had your speed. It totally makes sense to check the gate cause some airlines (not mentioning specifics) like to change the gate and time on you super last minute and the update probably will not even show up on your phone app. Love that Breedlove reminded us to get TSA pre check. I don’t have it, but am definitely considering it as it seems fairly inexpensive for a good investment and after all, time is money.

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  4. wait, but if there is no transportation from the parks to disney springs, how do you actually get there? without uber or lyft. isn’t there any disney transportation going to disneysprings even not from the hotels?? i’m so confused 😅 when we were there back in 2010 we always went to downtown disney after a park day

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  5. Loved this video. Also confirming I am someone that goes to the gate to make sure its exists and then goes to get food, etc. I think it puts my mind at ease just in case the gate grows legs and walks away.

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  6. i always check for the gate first after getting through security to make sure the plane is on time and there are no additional changes. learned that the hard way and it's better to be safe than sorry.

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  7. can you do a show on the AK rehab ? i say the disgusting ear one comes back from space to lead the project. imagine when joe walks out to join bob on stage to announce the new AK and the boat that will connect to the AKL. the roof will come off.

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  8. One tip I would add if you are not used to walking…… a lot….. in hot humid weather: bring some bandaids or blister pads into the park with you. There's nothing more miserable than nursing a blistered toe rubbing against your shoe all day. Our last trip we walked 69 miles over 7 days! Foot care is important!

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  9. Here is a tip for you. Bring a clear ziplock bag (Gallon usually works) and put anything that might possibly setoff the metal detector into it and put it in your normal carrying around backpack/bag. That way when you get to security you just reach down grab the bag and hold it out when you go thru. I have had many of the security folks thank me for doing it that way since the metal detectors were put in place. It also keeps them dry if it rains and makes it easier to find what you need.

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  10. Yes, Fry, I do that, too! 😂 I love flying out of my TX Regional Airport to DFW because oh, it’s such a breeze with security. MCO coming back was such a long wait on my return, sigh. Loved your packing tips. I download some movies, tv epis on my iPad, too. Oh, & I always have carryons only. I can roll up enough clothes in a carryon for a 6 days’ WDW vacay.

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  11. Lol….checking to make sure your gate exists. It happens all the time. You just never know so folks having connecting flights and they may think that their seat number is the gate for their connecting flight at the airport. Not everyone in the world flies.

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  12. Getting some tips for our trip! Leaving Sunday!!! Fry, you and my wife are from the same mold!! She is the packing queen, and yes, she plans every outfit for each day!! We are intrigued by the packing cubes! Andrea (my wife) is curious about the advantage to having them, as in exactly how they help. Thanks again, and as always we are hoping we see you and the team next week!! We'll be the ones surrounded by high school seniors!!!

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  13. I always get travel or sample sizes of my facial products so they don't take as much room and I can just throw away at end of trip. Same with toothpaste, cheap toothbrushes. We really go minimum. My husband and I share one expandable medium suitcase for 10-12 days at Disney. I make sure everything fits un-expanded so there is room for my shopping haul coming home. It amazing what you can live without., And since I know I'm going to buy tee shirts I don't even bring shirts for every day. And ALWAYS put medications in carry-on. I use backpack purse that I can put under seat as I can no longer do overhead at my age.

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  14. Great tips! We often pack a dollar store collapsible hamper for laundry. And we also usually pack an empty duffle we can use as a carry on for the trip home for souvenirs we purchase. 👍🏻

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  15. Oh i love the packing section! A lot of this was hacks i had. Packing cubes are freaking awesome! Only thing i would add is an over the door shoe organizer if your hotel room has only one bathroom and you have a family of 3 or 4 and have a bunch of little things that the tiny counters dont have much room.

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  16. One other tip. If you go to Disney during the summer months and are staying at a Disney resort think about packing a spare set of clothes/deodorant/soap and shampoo with you in your park bag or have your items handy in the bag/s you are having guest services hold for you. Then head back to the resort about 30 minutes earlier than you might otherwise and shower in the pool house. It's so much nicer heading to the airport and catching your flight back if you are clean and fresh smelling plus if you have a late flight you don't need to clean up once you get home you can just go straight to bed!

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