50 Secrets We Learned From Going to Disney World Every Day



I don’t wanna curse myself, or anything… but it’s gonna be HARD to top today’s video. Because the DFB team and I are about to spill our guts, revealing ALL the biggest Disney World secrets that we’ve accumulated over the years (that’ve helped us out TREMENDOUSLY while navigating the parks).

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41 thoughts on “50 Secrets We Learned From Going to Disney World Every Day”

  1. Great video. Oh my goodness the only time we’ve ever been to Disney springs is evening weekends. It’s crazy there but this next time we go we’re going to be able to go during the day on a Wednesday. We’re not going to be staying on property next time but I wish there were an easy way to be able to ride the sky liner. Without being able to park at a resort I don’t see any way to do it.

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  2. I work as a 911 operator, and the BEST thing to do if you accidentally call 911 is to call back and say "hey my phone just accidentally called 911 but there is no emergency!". I don't even work for a large city and we get probably 100+ 911 accidental calls. I can only imagine how much their call centers get. You won't be in trouble and in fact it's saves the operator from having to treat each and every call like a legitimate emergency. Also DO NOT IMMEDIATELY hang up l, you you see your phone is dialing then we've already seen it. 911 IMMEDIATELY gets send to us so even if you think you hung up fast enough, you didn't!!! Just please stay on the line and let us know. Again there is no penalty and it's not considered 911 abuse to accidentally call. We just want to make sure you're safe and save our resources for actual emergencies! (Lol end my soap box rant, I'm just trying to look out for my Florida peeps haha)

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  3. I can vouch for the joys of blisters. Last trip I got several on my right foot for day one and got some on the other foot on day two. And that was with shoes that had been broken in for 6 months before the trip. It made walking in the parks a real treat. I'm more prepared for our trip coming up in February.

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  4. I STILL cant figure out this Lightning lane…..Genie…..Genie*….hate the day FastPass was gone…..So what do these elders of the olde days do???? Walk around looking at the sights instead of our phones and hop on any line with 30 min or less….NO GOOD??? The we EAT !!!!!!!

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  5. Rockin Roller coaster… that will be me popping the Advil after. That won't stop me from going on it once though ! I appreciate the warning though, thank you.

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  6. Many listed Good Neighbor hotels (such as Rosen Inn Lake Buena Vista) no longer have the GN benefits. July of 2022, I stayed there because it was supposed to have the GN perks, but according to the Cast members checking you in, Rosen Inn LBV is NOT on the list (despite the continued advertising). That may have changed since I last stayed there, but make sure you find out beforehand.

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  7. Been in several circumstances in which “emergencies” happened and cast members (whom we love!) were not clear or were simply unprepared. One was an earthquake in DL (just before fireworks) and while the CMs were on it, they were not super helpful directing folks out. The other was a recent Indie breakdown (DL) which stuck us in a boring corner for a half hour, but when a CM ran through I had no idea what he was saying. Was once evacuated from BTM (DL) and v confused in the rain, slippery steps, and being in charge of 3 kids. Still, on all of those we landed safely in the end.

    Point is, anything weird can happen, take charge of yourself, listen to directions as much as possible, and be very very very patient. We’re all in it together at that point. Loved all my fellow guests in each case so enormously.

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  8. I was prone to headaches after Rock N Rollercoaster too. I found a trick that helps me…as soon you get seated and the restraint check is finished, push your feet into the floor with as much pressure as you can and push your head as hard as you can into the back of the seat. This helps keep your head from knocking all over the place. If you try this method after the launch though, it is too late, you have to do it before the launch.

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  9. This past Friday I went to Hollywood studios and tried rope dropping rise of the resistance. Since we had early theme park entry wait times weren’t shown so we couldn’t see what rides were down so we ended up running all the way there just to see that it was closed. They should really show what rides are down in the early morning on the app. Side note rock n rollercoaster was down 3 times through out the day and we kept getting lightning lanes, and lingering around the area. It even momentarily stopped right before we rode. Pretty concerning considering it was recently refurbished. Despite that it was one of our smoothest days at the parks 😅

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  10. I'm a frequent visitor to WDW since 2018 and after 2017 car accident I've had a disability due to rods and screws, in 2018 and was put on the disability list for early ride entry like the lightning lane and had to re-register every 4mos , Oct 21 I was registered Oct 22 I was told it was no longer available which was very disappointing. Can someone please help me understand what happened and why.TYVM

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