Category — The Comfortable Guide to Walt Disney World

OVERVIEW: THE COMFORTABLE GUIDE TO HOW LONG TO STAY AT WALT DISNEY WORLD

I have noted elsewhere in the instructions for typical families visiting Walt Disney World for the first, and perhaps only, time, that they should plan to be there for 8 nights and 9 days to see all of its best, while also building in sufficient time to relax and rest.

These instructions are designed for typical first time family visitors who are not sure whether or not they will ever return.

This page addresses how long to stay at Walt Disney World for a subset of first time visitors: those seeking the most comfortable visit.

• Families seeking the most comfortable visit are willing to spend more than this site recommends.
• …if by doing so they can avoid some of the more difficult aspects of a Walt Disney World trip.
• They are also less concerned than other families with seeing all the best of Walt Disney World on their first visit, as they can afford to come back, should they wish to.

This page is part of a series for the most comfortable visit to Walt Disney World. Its companion series is for another subset of first time visitors: people looking for the most inexpensive way to visit Walt Disney World, or for the best Walt Disney World deals and bargains available.

I am publishing both series at the same time because there’s yet another subset of the audience of this site, perhaps the biggest: those who are looking for bargains and deals on some things, so that they can spend more on others!!

MORE ON THE COMFORTABLE GUIDE TO HOW LONG TO STAY AT WALT DISNEY WORLD

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OVERVIEW: GETTING MORE FASTPASSES FASTER AT WALT DISNEY WORLD

(This page is one of a new series explicating Walt Disney World lingo, abbreviations, and FAQ for first time family visitors to Walt Disney World.)

Walt Disney World’s FASTPASS program permits your family to skip a lot of waiting in line for some of Walt Disney World’s most loved—and hence crowded—attractions, for free.

I have posted details on this program elsewhere.  This page is meant to help you—at some real cost—overcome some of the key limitations of the FASTPASS program:

• You can only get a FASTPASS every two hours
• Some FASTPASSES are completely distributed early in the day
• Other FASTPASSES quickly build to a return time very late in the day

Walt Disney World currently has no program similar the “Universal Express Program” for Universal resort guests. 

This remarkable Universal program allows Universal hotel guests to move to the front of almost every ride’s waiting line as many times as they wish, whenever they wish, beginning as soon as the parks open. (See this for details.)

However, you can buy your way into a roughly similar situation at Walt Disney World—simply by buying and using more than one theme park admission ticket per person! 

Two theme park tickets used for admission allow twice as many FASTPASSES, on average granting you a FASTPASS every hour rather than every two.

DETAILS ON GETTING MORE FASTPASSES FASTER AT WALT DISNEY WORLD

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OVERVIEW: THE MOST COMFORTABLE WAY TO TOUR THE THEME PARKS AT WALT DISNEY WORLD

This site provides precise instructions elsewhere , including how to tour the parks at Walt Disney World. These instructions are designed for typical first time family visitors who are not sure whether or not they will ever return.

This page addresses how to tour the theme parks at Walt Disney World for a subset of first time visitors: those seeking the most comfortable visit.

• Families seeking the most comfortable visit are willing to spend more than this site recommends.
• …if by doing so they can avoid some of the more difficult aspects of a Walt Disney World trip.
• They are also less concerned than other families with seeing all the best of Walt Disney World on their first visit, as they can afford to come back, should they wish to.

This page is part of a series for the most comfortable visit to Walt Disney World. Its companion series is for another subset of first time visitors: people looking for the most inexpensive way to visit Walt Disney World, or for the best Walt Disney World deals and bargains available.

I am publishing both series at the same time because there’s yet another subset of the audience of this site, perhaps the biggest: those who are looking for bargains and deals on some things, so that they can spend more on others!!

MORE ON THE MOST COMFORTABLE WAY TO TOUR THE THEME PARKS AT WALT DISNEY WORLD

This site suggests instructions elsewhere for first time family visitors who do not know whether or not they will return, and promises them that following these instructions will yield the best possible trip for the least time spent planning.

These instructions are solid for their intended audience, but create some comfort problems, which this material helps to solve.
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OVERVIEW: THE MOST COMFORTABLE WAY TO TOUR THE THEME PARKS AT WALT DISNEY WORLD

This site provides precise instructions elsewhere , including how to tour the parks at Walt Disney World. These instructions are designed for typical first time family visitors who are not sure whether or not they will ever return.

This page addresses how to tour the theme parks at Walt Disney World for a subset of first time visitors: those seeking the most comfortable visit.

• Families seeking the most comfortable visit are willing to spend more than this site recommends.
• …if by doing so they can avoid some of the more difficult aspects of a Walt Disney World trip.
• They are also less concerned than other families with seeing all the best of Walt Disney World on their first visit, as they can afford to come back, should they wish to.

This page is part of a series for the most comfortable visit to Walt Disney World. Its companion series is for another subset of first time visitors: people looking for the most inexpensive way to visit Walt Disney World, or for the best Walt Disney World deals and bargains available.

I am publishing both series at the same time because there’s yet another subset of the audience of this site, perhaps the biggest: those who are looking for bargains and deals on some things, so that they can spend more on others!!

MORE ON THE MOST COMFORTABLE WAY TO TOUR THE THEME PARKS AT WALT DISNEY WORLD

This site suggests instructions elsewhere for first time family visitors who do not know whether or not they will return, and promises them that following these instructions will yield the best possible trip for the least time spent planning.

These instructions are solid for their intended audience, but create some comfort problems, which this material helps to solve.
[Read more →]

OVERVIEW: THE MOST COMFORTABLE PLACE TO STAY AT WALT DISNEY WORLD: RECOMMENDATIONS

This site provides precise instructions elsewhere on where to stay at Walt Disney World. These instructions are designed for typical first time family visitors who are not sure whether or not they will ever return.

This page continues the discussion that begins here of where to stay at Walt Disney World for a subset of first time visitors: those seeking the most comfortable visit.

• Families seeking the most comfortable visit are willing to spend more than this site recommends.
• …if by doing so they can avoid some of the more difficult aspects of a Walt Disney World trip.
• They are also less concerned than other families with seeing all the best of Walt Disney World on their first visit, as they can afford to come back, should they wish to.

This page is part of a series for the most comfortable visit to Walt Disney World. Its companion series is for another subset of first time visitors: people looking for the most inexpensive way to visit Walt Disney World, or for the best Walt Disney World deals and bargains available.

I am publishing both series at the same time because there’s yet another subset of the audience of this site, perhaps the biggest: those who are looking for bargains and deals on some things, so that they can spend more on others!!

MORE ON THE MOST COMFORTABLE PLACE TO STAY AT WALT DISNEY WORLD: RECOMMENDATIONS

This site suggests elsewhere a standard room at Disney’s Polynesian Resort for first time visitors who can afford it. The Polynesian is one of the three most kid-appealing Walt Disney World resorts, and is far and away the most convenient.

There are more expensive Walt Disney World resort hotel standard rooms, but not better ones for first-time family visitors.

However, for some families, even rooms as large as those at the Polynesian—and the rooms in its newer section are the largest standard Walt Disney World resort rooms—may be crowded, cramped, or short on privacy.

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OVERVIEW: THE MOST COMFORTABLE WAY TO TOUR THE THEME PARKS AT WALT DISNEY WORLD

This site provides precise instructions elsewhere , including how to tour the parks at Walt Disney World. These instructions are designed for typical first time family visitors who are not sure whether or not they will ever return.

This page addresses how to tour the theme parks at Walt Disney World for a subset of first time visitors: those seeking the most comfortable visit.

• Families seeking the most comfortable visit are willing to spend more than this site recommends.
• …if by doing so they can avoid some of the more difficult aspects of a Walt Disney World trip.
• They are also less concerned than other families with seeing all the best of Walt Disney World on their first visit, as they can afford to come back, should they wish to.

This page is part of a series for the most comfortable visit to Walt Disney World. Its companion series is for another subset of first time visitors: people looking for the most inexpensive way to visit Walt Disney World, or for the best Walt Disney World deals and bargains available.

I am publishing both series at the same time because there’s yet another subset of the audience of this site, perhaps the biggest: those who are looking for bargains and deals on some things, so that they can spend more on others!!

MORE ON THE MOST COMFORTABLE WAY TO TOUR THE THEME PARKS AT WALT DISNEY WORLD

This site suggests instructions elsewhere for first time family visitors who do not know whether or not they will return, and promises them that following these instructions will yield the best possible trip for the least time spent planning.

These instructions are solid for their intended audience, but create some comfort problems, which this material helps to solve.
[Read more →]