I’ve finally finished all of the daily recaps for our June Disney World Trip! Come see what it was like!
We had a great time soaking in the magic, doing all the rides, and eating all the foods! It was just good to be back!
We managed to visit all 4 theme parks (some multiple times), Blizzard Beach water park, Disney Springs, and several resorts. We tried several new restaurants too! Yum!
We did a ton of stuff, but it was also pretty chill since we had so many days on this trip. However, there are still many more things that we could do. Next trip!
Despite some short bouts of fierce afternoon storms, we got lucky with the weather in general. It was Florida summer, hot n humid, but wasn’t crazy hot until our last day.
The crowds weren’t too bad either all week. Most rides were less than a half hour wait, but if you know the strategies, like when is the best time to do which ride, you can get alot of them in for less than 15 minutes. We skipped some of the bigger rides that always had long waits, but that was mostly because we didn’t feel like waiting more than half an hour. We’ve done them before. Hopefully, FastPasses will return soon. We would usually get FastPasses for those rides.
Now, if you’re concerned about crowds, know that social distancing is out the window and hardly anyone is wearing masks anymore. You’ll be walking right next to people in stores and walkways, etc, so assess your own comfort level with that. They’re increasing capacity so crowds are getting higher by the week. Of course, if you’re going during holidays or school breaks, expect even higher than normal crowds then too.
We made some minor changes to our plans, but that’s to be expected on any trip. Treat your plans like a rough draft, know your alternate options, and revise as you create your magical story.
A Disney trip is not about racing through rides. Soak in the atmosphere, see the shows, try the restaurants, and explore all of the other features. All of it together form the unique experience of going to these theme parks vs your neighborhood amusement park. That’s what makes these parks so much more magical. Make sure to get the full experience of them.
I hope you get a sense of what a Disney trip could be like from our recaps, and get some ideas for your future trips. Of course, all trips are different. Your trip should be customized to your group’s desires. If you have any questions about the stuff we did, feel free to ask me.
These places are huge, and you can easily miss lots of fun things, and waste a lot of time (thus, money) by not knowing key tips n tricks. I definitely recommend doing your research and talking to a friend who is very familiar with all of these parks. Better yet, talk to a friend who is a travel agent! Hint, hint!
If you would like me to help with your planning, feel free to contact me at adventuresbyanne@gmail.com.
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