Walt Disney World Florida, USA Travel Guide
Wear comfortable shoes; considerable walking will occur.
Hydrate constantly, especially in summer heat. Free ice water is readily available.
Do not push through foot pain; take frequent breaks.
Pack sunscreen, hats, and cooling towels. Seek air-conditioned areas for breaks.
The My Disney Experience app aids with navigation, wait times, mobile ordering, and planning.
Ignoring the app means missing out on real-time park information.
Pre-load payment information on the app for faster transactions.
Use the map feature to minimize backtracking and optimize your route.
Tipping is standard practice in the U.S. Service industries. Simple phrases like "please" and "thank you" go a long way with Cast Members and fellow guests.
More personal space is preferred in the U.S. Than in some other cultures. Practice patience; many guests are immersed in their "Disney bubble."
Do not cut lines; wait times displayed are generally accurate estimates. Keep children close, especially in crowded areas, for safety.
Health and Safety Reminders.
Comfortable shoes, constant hydration, and My Disney Experience app use are foundational for a pleasant Walt Disney World trip.
Tailored advice for solo adventurers, families, and group excursions.
Walt Disney World is a safe destination for solo travelers due to robust security. Single Rider Lines are great for time savings.
Rider Switch allows adults to take turns. Baby Care Centers offer amenities for infants. Stroller rentals are available.
Link all group tickets on My Disney Experience. Communicate meeting points. Be flexible with differing interests.
For detailed information on accessibility services for guests with mobility challenges, visual or hearing impairments, and other special needs, please refer to Section 11.4 of this guide.