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***Starting May 20, 2024 DAS must be registered for online up to 30 days in advance of a guests arrival. Read more about the changes...

To park hop or not. It may not be the eternal question, but it is one that must be made individually for each trip. Let’s look at the...

Planning your Walt Disney World trip? Our updated FAQ breaks down all on-site resort transportation—including buses, boats, Skyliner, monorail, walking paths, and Minnie Vans—plus how to get from park to park or resort to resort.

Walt Disney World is full of magic—but it’s also full of walking. A lot of walking. If you or a family member are recovering from an...

Planning a Disney vacation with a visual or hearing disability? ✨ Walt Disney World offers a wide range of accessibility services to help ensure that every guest—regardless of ability—can fully enjoy the magic. From audio description devices and braille maps to captioning tools and ASL interpretation, this guide breaks down what’s available in 2025 and how to access it.

Every child deserves the chance to experience joy, adventure, and a little Disney magic — including those with complex medical needs. While traveling with a medically fragile child or adult requires extra planning and care, Walt Disney World is one of the most accommodating vacation destinations in the world for guests with significant health concerns. Let's dive in.

Why do I need a planning party? Before you can make a theme park reservation, schedule a virtual queue, or buy Lighting Lane Mulit or...

Disney's new policy as of January 9, 2024- date based tickets including those purchased in resort packages do not require a theme park...

In recent years, when a new attraction first opens at Walt Disney World there is no standard standby queue available. Starting February...