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The BEST Free Souvenirs from Walt Disney World

November 1, 2017 by Megan Harney Leave a Comment

Most people know about free souvenirs from Walt Disney World like autographs from the characters and your MagicBands, but today I want to share several of the BEST free souvenirs you can get while you’re on vacation at Walt Disney World.

The Best Free Souvenirs from Walt Disney World

Celebration Pins

These pins (or buttons to distinguish them from the enamel ‘pin trading’ pins) are free and available at guest services or at shops throughout the park. There are buttons that say ‘Happy Anniversary’, ‘Happy Birthday’, ‘I’m Celebrating’, and more. If you wear one of these buttons, you’ll likely get recognized throughout your visit. Cast members will wish you a Happy Birthday and you might even get extra treats. (Don’t expect these though, just be happily surprised!). When you get home, you can turn the buttons into fridge magnets!

Belle’s Bookmark

One of my daughter’s favorite attractions is Enchanted Tales with Belle. It’s a chance to meet and interact with Belle. She doesn’t sign autographs, but she does give each child a bookmark. My daughter uses it in her books long after we get home.

Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom Cards

These cards are free to collect. Each day you are at Magic Kingdom, you can stop by one of the Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom hubs to pick up a free pack of collectable cards. These cards are designed for a game you play throughout Magic Kingdom. You can also use these cards to play a game at home if you purchase the Board Game Booster Pack, which comes with a few more rare cards and a board game.

Park Maps

One of my favorite souvenirs is the free park maps you pick up at the front of each park. If you collect these maps over several vacations, you can see how the parks change and morph over the years. I love collecting park maps from special events. My favorite is a map that I have from a trip when we attended Star Wars Weekends.

Wilderness Explorer Field Journal

At Animal Kingdom, they have an interactive activity called Wilderness Explorers based off the movie Up. You pick up a field journal and you can go around to different spots throughout Animal Kingdom and collect stickers for completing activities. I also love that the field journal itself is a great souvenir, even if you don’t get to collect all the stickers. There are little activities in the book that are perfect for the plane ride home.

Duffy Bear Coloring Page

While in Epcot, kids can take a Duffy Bear coloring page ‘around the world’. They can decorate their bear and cast members will stamp the back of the bear at each country. If you ask, they might even write the child’s name in their country’s language.

Those are my FAVORITE free souvenirs from Walt Disney World. Did I miss any of your favorites? Please share them with us in the comments below so I can find them on our upcoming trip!

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DIY Character Autograph Book for Walt Disney World

October 30, 2017 by Megan Harney Leave a Comment

Any time I talk about our last vacation to Walt Disney World or show any pictures, I get a million questions about our autograph book. I have used the standard autograph books in the past, as well as our Free Printable Character Autograph Prints, but for this vacation I wanted something a little more unique.

We decided to create a DIY Autograph Book using the Disney Junior Encyclopedia of Characters. It’s the perfect book because there are pages for almost every character, great little descriptions, and fun animations.

Every character has a page to themselves (some of the bigger characters have a double page spread). You could easily use this book as it is. In fact, the newer version is hardcover, which will make it a bit heavier, but more durable than the old softcover version. I decided to add a spiral binding to my character autograph book to make it really easy to use in the parks.

How to Make the DIY Character Autograph Book

Purchase the Disney Junior Encyclopedia of Characters. You’re looking for an old version of the book that has a soft cover. I have had luck finding them on Amazon (you’re looking for the one that was published in 2009 – it should be less than $5 before shipping).

Cut off the binding of the book. I had my husband cut it off with a jigsaw, but you could also use a professional paper cutter. Our office supply store would not cut of the binding of the book, but they were happy to coil bind it after it was already cut.

Add any pages you would like. Since this is an older version of the book, not all of the current characters are featured. We were able to add some character pages to the back of the book using pages found on this forum.

Have the book coil bound, using a clear front page and a black back cover. This will give the book some added stability in your backpack.

Enjoy! I know you and your family will love using this character autograph books – we certainly did!

Tips for Using the DIY Character Autograph Book

Bring clickable Sharpie markers. They are so much easier for the ‘furry’ characters to operate and you don’t have to keep track of marker caps!
Turn to the character’s page while you’re standing in line. It’s nice if you don’t make the character wait for you to find their page. The autograph book is the first thing they reach for, so have it ready. You also don’t want to be fumbling with a book and miss those first interactions.
Bring a backpack. If you’re not planning on carrying a backpack into the parks, this might not be the right autograph solution for you. This book fits perfectly in a backpack, but it might be cumbersome if you were to carry it around all day.

The result? It was amazing. Everything I could have asked for in an autograph book. The characters were brilliant in their interaction with the book and it gave them something to ask my daughter about.

I will say that my daughter was a bit hesitant at first because we have a strict “No coloring in books” policy, so she looked a little taken aback when Snow White started signing her name. She quickly caught on.

Since coming home, we have looked through the book dozens of times and talked about the time she met all of her friends. I would take this DIY character autograph book again in a heartbeat.

How does your family like to collect autographs? Share with us in the comments below!

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Walt Disney World Budget Planner – How much will this cost?

October 2, 2017 by Megan Harney Leave a Comment

For many families, the topic of budget comes up pretty quickly when talking about a vacation to Walt Disney World. Usually in the form of one parent turning to the other parent and saying “Exactly how much is this going to cost?”

It’s a good question!

Some people say the memories are priceless. While I agree, I have to say there is also a price for a Disney vacation and without careful planning, it can be pretty steep. We have never once had to put a vacation on a credit card because of one simple printable: The Walt Disney World Budget Planner.

Walt Disney World Budget Planner

We use the Walt Disney World Budget Planner to calculate the cost of our vacation at the very beginning so that we know exactly how much we need to save to make our dream vacation possible.

It has been an invaluable resource for our family. Today I want to share it with you – for free!

Click Here to download the Walt Disney World Budget Planner

I love this printable and I hope it’s useful for your family! If you have any tips and tricks for saving money and staying on budget at Walt Disney World, share them in the comments below!

P.S. If you’d like more Walt Disney World budget printables like payment trackers, dining trackers, ledgers, and more, check out The Ultimate Walt Disney World Planner featuring more than 50 pages of super practical Disney Planning Printables.

The Best Disney Social Media Accounts to Follow

September 24, 2017 by Megan Harney Leave a Comment

Discover the Best Disney Social Media Accounts to Follow to get ready for your trip to Walt Disney World!

When you’re planning a trip to Walt Disney World, half the fun is just getting ready for your vacation! One of my favorite ways to get prepared is to follow other Disney lovers on social media. It’s such a fun community of people and it’s SO MUCH better than the drama that can fill my social media feeds otherwise. Here are some of my FAVORITE Disney lovers to follow on social media.

The Best Disney Social Media Accounts to Follow

Disney Parks Blog

If you want to find out what’s happening at Walt Disney World, you want to be following Disney Parks Blog. This is the official blog of Walt Disney World and they post behind the scenes looks at attractions and imagineers, sneak peeks into upcoming attractions, and more. Connect with the Disney Parks Blog, Instagram, or Twitter.

See Ya Reel Soon

My favorite videos to watch while getting ready for a trip to Walt Disney World are from See Ya Real Soon. This couple is quirky and fun. Most importantly, they are kind and encouraging to each other. That means I am not ashamed to watch them with my kids. My daughter actually asks for ‘Joe and Ashley’ videos when we eat breakfast each morning.

Disney Food Blog

If you want to know what food will be featured at Food and Wine Festival, where to find Tonga Toast, and all the locations for Disney’s World’s famous cupcakes, you will love Disney Food Blog. While they share Disney news and events, they really focus on fabulous food and where you can find it at Walt Disney World. They are the first ones to try new Disney World restaurants and they provide reviews so that you can decide for yourself where you want to eat while on vacation. I also love their yummy Instagram feed.

Jones Family Travels

Another great YouTube channel to watch while you’re getting ready is Jones Family Travels. This couple has two teenage kids. They live in Florida and work in the travel industry, so they get to experience a lot of unique Disney adventures. I especially love watching their videos on the Disney cruises.

Disney Store

The Disney Store’s official Twitter account shares monthly must-haves from the store, tips on Disney style, and new product releases.

Oh My Disney

Oh My Disney is like the BuzzFeed of Disney accounts. With quizzes, GIFs, DIY projects, and more. Warning: You will get sucked in to this quirky account’s fun posts. Follow them on Twitter.

Dream Plan Fly

Of course, I have to mention our fabulous community. It’s full of dreamers planning their ultimate trip to Walt Disney World. You can find us on Instagram sharing the best tips and tricks for visiting the parks, as well as fun quotes from all the Disney properties. You can also join our Facebook group!

Share your social media handles in the comments below so that we can all have a little more joy in our news feeds!

How to Use the Disney Dining Plan Calculator

September 23, 2017 by Megan Harney Leave a Comment

Learn how to use the FREE Disney Dining Plan Calculator to determine if the Disney Dining Plan is right for your family.

The Disney Dining Plan Calculator is a magical tool (spreadsheet) that will help you determine exactly how much money your family will spend on food at Walt Disney World.

You can use this spreadsheet to determine whether or not the Disney dining plan is right for your family. You can also use it to calculate if you would save more by choosing the free dining promotion Disney has been releasing each Fall or by choosing the ‘room only’ discount and purchasing your meals separately.

If you haven’t already, you can access the Disney Dining Plan here:

CLICK HERE TO Access the Disney Dining Plan Calculator

Here’s exactly how to use the touring plan spreadsheet. First, you have to access the spreadsheet.

If you have a Gmail Account

You MUST click File and then Make a Copy
If you try to edit the sheet as soon as you open it, it will say you do not have permission to edit. Think of the spreadsheet at that link as the “Maser Copy”. If you edited that master copy, everyone else who visited the link would see your plans. That’s why you MUST click File > Make a Copy so that you can have a copy of your own.
Rename the spreadsheet to whatever you’d like.
Click the tabs at the bottom of the spreadsheet to see days 6-10

NOTE: To use this Spreadsheet if you have a gmail account click File > Make a Copy.

If you don’t have a gmail account, click File > Download as > Microsoft Excel.

If you do not have a Gmail Account

Click File
Scroll down and click ‘Download as’
Click ‘Microsoft Excel’
You should now be able to access the document from the Excel program on your computer.

Once you have the spreadsheet saved, it’s time to start planning!

How to use the Disney Dining Plan Calculator

First, you must decide on a few aspects of your trip like how many nights you will be staying and which resort you will stay in.

Your resort only matters if you are looking at a free Disney Dining Plan because the Plan you receive will be based on which resort you stay in (historically Value Resorts will get the Quick-Service Dining Plan and Moderate and Deluxe Resorts will get the Disney Dining Plan, with some resorts being excluded – but that’s another post for another day).

Otherwise, determine how many nights you’ll stay and how many people are in your party. Enter that information into the Dining Plan Calculator.

Then determine which Plan you are considering – quick service, table service, or deluxe. In 2018, here’s the breakdown of the dining plans:

Quick-Service Dining Plan:

2 quick-service meals (per night)
2 snacks (per night)
1 refillable mug (per guest)

Disney Dining Plan:

1 table-service meal (per night)
1 counter service meal (per night)
2 snacks (per night)
1 refillable mug (per guest)

Deluxe Dining Plan:

3 meals (quick-service or table-service) (per night)
2 snacks (per night)
1 refillable mug (per guest)

Once you’ve chosen a plan, click the Dining Plan you want to compare on the spreadsheet (all the pages can be found at the bottom of the spreadsheet). On both of the Dining Plan pages (both quick service and regular dining plan), only edit the boxes in yellow. You’ll enter how many people are in your party and how many nights you’ll be staying in a resort.

After you’ve entered your party’s information, it’s time to enter Lunch and Dinner Plans. Look through menus on a site like AllEars.com to determine which restaurants you’d like to visit. Once you’ve chosen a restaurant, put it in the Disney Dining Plan Calculator. You can look through the menu and input an average price or choose the menu items you think your family might enjoy. Don’t forget to add drinks if your party likes to drink soda, milkshakes, or alcohol with their meals.

Once you’ve finished adding your meals, navigate to the ‘snacks’ tab and choose your favorite snacks.

After you’ve imported all your dining plans, you can return to the first page of the spreadsheet and see which option would cost less. In our case, we don’t drink anything but water at restraints and don’t typically get dessert (I’d rather get dessert at other specialty places than in the restraint itself – cronut or dole whip, anyone?). We ultimately found that the Disney Dining Plan was not a good option for us.

We could eat the most expensive thing on every quick service menu and add in a meal at Le Cellier (our favorite splurge) for less than the price of the quick service dining plan. But it truly depends on the eating habits of your party. We also realized how much food would go to waste if we chose to eat on the Dining Plan because there’s no way we could finish a meal plus a dessert and still have room for snacks each day.

It really is a personal choice. My parents prefer to get the dining plan because they don’t have to think about what they’re spending. They like knowing the cost and having it paid before they ever leave the house for vacation. They are also soda drinkers, which makes a HUGE difference on this plan. When you add $6 or more to each meal, that can really add up. My mom is also very organized and prepared, so she knows exactly how to get the most out of the meal plan, making it a worthwhile investment for them.

What do you think? Has your family used the Disney Dining Plan in the past? Will you use it for your next trip? Our community loves to hear other family’s experiences! It helps everyone to make better choices for their vacation – so share your experience in the comments below!

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What to Pack for Winter at Walt Disney World

September 20, 2017 by Megan Harney Leave a Comment

What to Pack for Winter at Walt Disney World

Even though most of the country is worried about snow and ice, you might be surprised to hear that Orlando, Florida is still experiencing temps in the 70s! In the early morning and at night however, temps can reach 40 and lower. With ranges like that, it may seem impossible to pack your suitcase. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

You can start with our Walt Disney World Packing List. This ultimate packing list gets into all the details of everything you will need to pack for a Disney vacation. Then add a few of these additional elements specifically for winter vacations.

What to Pack for Winter at Walt Disney World

Swimsuit

That’s right, even if you’re going to Walt Disney World in the winter, pack your swimsuit! Highs might be in the 70s of 80s in the middle of the day and all the pools at the Walt Disney World Resorts are heated. I wouldn’t get your kid’s hopes up because there’s a chance you’ll hit a cold snap and not see the sun all week, but if they’re like my kids the second they see the sun they’ll be begging for a dip in the pool. Just make sure you bring towels from your hotel room or a cover up – the water in the pool is heated, but getting out may be a bit of a shock.

Layers

Bring t-shirts, sweatshirts, and jackets that you can layer on in the morning, remove during the heat of the day, and put back on for evening fireworks.

Blanket

If it’s really supposed to be chilly while you’re there, bring a blanket. You can use it as a cover in a stroller or while you wait for parades and shows to start. You can also use it as a ground covering for parades and fireworks.

Cold weather accessories

Temperatures will feel colder when you’re whipping through Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and Big Thunder Mountain. Pack some gloves and something to cover your mouth and nose on fast outdoor rides.

Hand Warmers

If it’s supposed to be especially cold, you might pack a few of these heat packs to keep your hands warm in the evenings.

A Flexible Attitude

Since winter is a little slower than summer at Walt Disney World, they will often do refurbishments. Anticipate a few rides being down while you’re there. You should be able to find out which rides will be down by checking this site before your trip.

Have you ever been to Walt Disney World in the winter? What made your packing list?

The Best Splash Pads at Walt Disney World

September 5, 2017 by Megan Harney Leave a Comment

If you’re thinking about taking a little one (under 3) to Walt Disney World in the summer, you will love knowing where to find the best splash pads are on the property.

Sometimes called a splash zone or splash area, these little spots are full of fountains and squirting water, but aren’t actually a pool. They are perfect for cooling off or getting wet while on-the-go. They are also the perfect way for kids to burn off pent up energy – just watch your toddler or preschooler run from fountain to fountain for half an hour. You’ll get tired just watching them!

During our recent trip to see the mouse, I think we visited nearly every splash pad at Walt Disney World because my toddler couldn’t get enough. Here are our Top 4 Favorite Splash Pads at Walt Disney World.

The Best Splash Pads at Walt Disney World

1. Epcot

Epcot has two splash pads for little ones to cool off, but our favorite is the one located at the Innoventions® Pavilion. It has little fountains and it is the perfect size for 10-12 kiddos to all splash around together. Bonus – there are misting stations for the adults!

2. Disney Springs

There are also two splash pads at Disney Springs, which are perfect for non-park days. If you’re planning to head to Disney Springs on a travel day, just make sure you pack things that can get wet and a change of clothes in your carry on or personal item. You might also want to bring flip flops because the ground around the splash pad can be very hot.

3. Casey Jr Splash and Soak

Right in the middle of Magic Kingdom, this splash pad for little ones is certainly magical. It’s the best way to cool off in the middle of a hot day and it burns off some energy after waiting in line for rides. It’s also the perfect spot to park if you’re using rider swap on Seven Dwarfs Mine Train.

4. Resorts

Several of the deluxe resorts have fabulously themed splash pads along with playgrounds and pools. You do have to be staying at the resorts to enjoy the amenities, but if you are staying at one of these resorts with little ones, you won’t want to miss it! Here are some of the best:

Animal Kingdom Lodge – Kidani Village

Grand Floridian

Caribbean Beach

Art of Animation

Polynesian

Have you been to any of these splash pads? Did I forget your favorite area to let the little ones splash around? Share your opinion in the comments below!

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Free Printable Walt Disney World Height Guide

September 4, 2017 by Megan Harney Leave a Comment

I love going to Walt Disney World and when we had our daughter, I was so excited to share my favorite place on Earth with her as soon as I could. We got the chance to take a big family vacation when she was just 2 years old.

There’s a misconception that toddlers and preschoolers can’t ride anything at Walt Disney World, but that’s so far from the truth! There are SO MANY things for them to do and see. They won’t miss the big coasters at all.

Free Printable Attraction Height Guide

To help you talk with your little one before you wait in line, I have created this Walt Disney World Attraction Height Guide.

Click Here to Download the Free Printable Attraction Height Guide

Now, this is accurate as of October 2017, but of course they are always adding new attractions and refurbishing older attractions, so it’s always a good idea to check the Disney website before your trip.

I hope you enjoy this Free Printable Walt Disney World Attraction Height Guide! Share in the comments below what your little one’s favorite Disney ride is!

Top 5 Playgrounds at Walt Disney World

August 30, 2017 by Megan Harney Leave a Comment

Sometimes after spending a long time in line or at a restaurant, little ones just need to GO! They need to run and jump, slide and spin. I like to think of it as their version of “me time”. They get to be in charge of their environment and recharge by getting all their wiggles out.

When there’s a long or busy day ahead, wise parents will scope out places for kids to get to let loose in advance so they’re not scrambling right in the middle of a melt down. Well, our family has been there and I want to share our Top 5 Favorite Playgrounds at Walt Disney World.

Top 5 Playgrounds at Walt Disney World

1. The Boneyard

The Boneyard at Animal Kingdom is my favorite playground in all of Walt Disney World. What used to be a sand pit (which was also cool) is now a multi-story playground with towering slides, bridges, and tunnels. It is themed to look like an excavation site, complete with dinosaur bones and a half-buried Jeep.

The only downside is that it’s hard to keep track of your kids, so it’s better for kids who can play on their own and find their way back to mom and dad.

2. Mission Space

I love this playground in the exit of Mission Space. It’s the perfect place for kids to play while the adults (and older, taller siblings) are using rider swap on both Mission Space and Test Track. Parents can easily monitor the whole playground, so it’s much better for young kiddos.

3. Magic Kingdom Ride Playgrounds

I am going to group all of these playgrounds together because they are all fantastic! Magic Kingdom has started putting playgrounds into the ride queue to help little ones with their restless energy.

Our favorite is The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, but we also love the play space in the queue for Dumbo.

4. The Seas with Nemo and Friends

Another one of our favorites, the Seas with Nemo and Friends features a space where kids can play with the sharks.

Pair that with the huge aquarium and you have one of our favorite spots at Epcot. Sometimes we skip the ride all together and head straight for the play area and aquarium. Just head to the right and go through the gift shop instead of entering the ride.

5. Resort Playgrounds

Several of the resorts have playgrounds of their own – you’ll have to check the map when you arrive for their exact location. If you’re at Disney for one of the 5 days a year that it’s too cold to swim (that might not be true, but it’s close!), this is the perfect option for kids to expend a little energy without even leaving the resort.

Bonus – an option for Hollywood Studios

You’ll notice I did leave Hollywood Studios off the list. While I grew up with the fabulously themed Honey, I Shrunk the Kid’s Playground, it has been removed to make room for Star Wars and Toy Story Land. I’m guessing that once those projects are completed, there will be some sort of area for little ones to let off steam, but for now there is not a great option at that park. If you (and your kiddos) need a bit of a break, I recommend Disney Jr. Live on Stage. It’s an air conditioned room and everyone sits on the ground, so little ones have plenty of wiggle room. They are encouraged to dance, sing, and spin with their favorite Disney Jr. characters. It’s not exactly the same as a playground, but it gave us a pretty sleepy toddler who took a GREAT nap after the show!

Did I leave your favorite playground off the list? Share it with us in the comments below!

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Walt Disney World Touring Plan Spreadsheet

August 25, 2017 by Megan Harney Leave a Comment

If you’ve read a single Disney Planning book (or been around this site for long), you know the bread and butter of a Disney vacation plan is the Touring Plan.

A touring plan will be your home base – it outlines your plan for the whole trip. All the attractions and experiences you’d like to visit, dining plans and reservations, and FastPass+ reservation times. Families without a touring plan are the ones who walk through the Main Gates at the Magic Kingdom, grab a map and immediately look overwhelmed.

Without a touring plan, there is simply no way you can do everything you want to do in a trip to Walt Disney World.

BUT! You don’t have to worry about anything, because I have made an interactive touring plan that you can easily fill out and print from your home computer. And it’s totally free! (Because I adore my fellow Disney planners)

This Disney World Touring Plan Spreadsheet will help you plan out your day and help you know exactly when you should schedule your dining reservations and FastPasses.

CLICK HERE TO Access the Disney World Touring Plan Spreadsheet

How to Use the Disney World Touring Plan Spreadsheet

Here’s exactly how to use the touring plan spreadsheet. First, you have to access the spreadsheet.

If you have a Gmail Account

You MUST click File and then Make a Copy
If you try to edit the sheet as soon as you open it, it will say you do not have permission to edit. Think of the spreadsheet at that link as the “Maser Copy”. If you edited that master copy, everyone else who visited the link would see your plans. That’s why you MUST click File > Make a Copy so that you can have a copy of your own.
Rename the spreadsheet to whatever you’d like.
Click the tabs at the bottom of the spreadsheet to see days 6-10

NOTE: To use this Spreadsheet if you have a gmail account click File > Make a Copy.

If you don’t have a gmail account, click File > Download as > Microsoft Excel.

If you do not have a Gmail Account

Click File
Scroll down and click ‘Download as’
Click ‘Microsoft Excel’
You should now be able to access the document from the Excel program on your computer.

Now that you have made your own copy of the Walt Disney World Touring Plan Spreadsheet or downloaded it to your computer, it’s time to start planning.

I like to start with my party’s “must-do” list. I use the Walt Disney World Top 10 Printable to see their wishlist at a glance.

Then I consult with expert touring plans like Easy WDW’s Cheat Sheets, TouringPlans.com, and Undercover Tourist’s Touring Plans. These touring plans will give you a general idea of what you can fit in a day and how long each ride should take. They are a great template to help you avoid long lines and bottlenecks within the park.

Expert touring plans are a great place to start, but sometimes there are rides and shows that we prefer to skip. I edit these plans using my Walt Disney World Touring Plan Spreadsheet to create a plan that will be perfect for our family.

Here’s a preview of Days 1-5 of my completed Disney World Touring Plan Spreadsheet:

If you would like even more options for touring plans, including park specific touring plans, check out the Ultimate Walt Disney World Vacation Planner in our shop. It has more than 50 pages of useful Walt Disney World planning sheets that you can download and print as many times as you’d like.

If you love this Walt Disney World Touring Plan Spreadsheet, please do us a favor and Pin it or Share it with your friends!

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The Best Free Souvenirs from Walt Disney World

Celebration Pins

Belle’s Bookmark

Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom Cards

Park Maps

Wilderness Explorer Field Journal

Duffy Bear Coloring Page

How to Make the DIY Character Autograph Book

Tips for Using the DIY Character Autograph Book

Walt Disney World Budget Planner

The Best Disney Social Media Accounts to Follow

If you have a Gmail Account

If you do not have a Gmail Account

How to use the Disney Dining Plan Calculator

What to Pack for Winter at Walt Disney World

Swimsuit

Layers

Cold weather accessories

A Flexible Attitude

The Best Splash Pads at Walt Disney World

1. Epcot

2. Disney Springs

3. Casey Jr Splash and Soak

4. Resorts

Free Printable Attraction Height Guide

Top 5 Playgrounds at Walt Disney World

1. The Boneyard

2. Mission Space

3. Magic Kingdom Ride Playgrounds

4. The Seas with Nemo and Friends

5. Resort Playgrounds

How to Use the Disney World Touring Plan Spreadsheet

If you have a Gmail Account

If you do not have a Gmail Account

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