You will start your trip ahead of the game and dramatically reduce the stress you are likely to encounter compared to the busiest times of the year. The problem is there are a lot of voices-many who are out to make money like Disney-that will try to entice you that the busiest times of the year are the best times need to go.Ī Disney vacation where you can enjoy low to moderate crowd levels is worth its weight in gold. Many complications we thought long gone from the Disney experience have returned-while there are many great apps and tools guests can utilize to help with these matters, it seems more and more that the greatest tool you can have to get an edge in a Disney vacation is some old fashioned know-how.Ī large number of the problems that crop up on a Disney vacation have to do with crowds: crowds in thoroughfares, crowds for nighttime shows, reduced reservation availability, and of course, long attraction lines. Even just finding your way around the parks is proving more challenging as construction projects like the reimagining of Epcot press forward. Perks are vanishing while prices for those same perks increase.
Free Fastpass+ is out, imminently to be replaced with the paid services Genie+ and Individual Attraction Access. Standby lines have become an essential part of a Disney day once again. The thing that feels like a shift into a time warp are some of the most recent changes at the Most Magical Place on Earth… Many elements of the parks are bigger, better, and bolder, with a welcomed lean towards new heights of immersion. Technology and smartphones are essential parts of vacations. Much has changed in Disney parks since the 90’s and 2000’s. Anyone else feel like we’ve gone back in time?
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