There are three hotels based on the monorail line and that offer direct access to the entertainment park. Selecting one of these hotels is a good choice for families with young children as well as teenagers. These locations are convenient and perfect for families with young children who still take naps. One parent can hop on the monorail to take the youngster back to the room for a nap while the other parent can stay and enjoy the park with the rest of the gang.

The convenience is also great for those who want a quick break from the sun, sounds or exhilaration of the park. Households with teenagers who are responsible enough to stay at the park on their own while the rest of the family heads back to the hotel also do well to stay at a hotel along the monorail system.

This makes it possible for them to travel back to the hotel on their own so the whole family doesn’t have to wait for them to finish enjoying the park or one parent doesn’t have to drive back to the park to pick them up.

Souvenirs can be expensive inside the Disneyworld. You will likely be able to find discounted Disney t-shirts in your own town before you even go on your vacation. Consider buying shirts for your children before you leave and without their knowledge then surprise them with the t-shirts as they prepare for their first day at the park. They will be excited to wear their new souvenir to the park and will be much less likely to ask for souvenirs while you are in the park.

It’s also a good idea to have a plan in place to maneuver your way through the park once you’re inside. The attractions nearest to the entry are commonly very crowded early in the day as most visitors stop at the first attraction that they find. It is best to skip the attractions close to the entrance and begin your day at attractions further away. Get your map out and plan out your day to include the wants and needs of the whole family.

You might also consider visiting popular attractions early on as they become more and more crowded as the day progresses. Parades attract a great deal of attention and you may find that ride lines are much shorter during parades. Think about timing your trips to the more popular rides to coincide with parades.

Traditional lunch and dinner times can be very crowded with long lines and limited seating. Opting to eat a little earlier or later than usual, however, can make your dining experience more enjoyable. For example having lunch at 2:00 may be a good idea if you are looking to avoid the crowds.

Another way to save money is jumping back on the monorail and eating your lunch in you room. Peanut butter, jelly and a loaf of bread can go a long way to save on the family budget; you can use that money to buy souvenirs.

Without some advanced planning DisneyWorld can seem overwhelming and can cause a lot of stress and fatigue on all members of the family. Some tips for making your experience more enjoyable include choosing a hotel with easy access to the park, buying souvenirs ahead of time and strategically planning your day to lessen the amount of time that you spend waiting in lines.

I hope this article has helped you and you have a great trip to Walt Disneyworld theme park.

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