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With the Holidays in full swing now is a great time to re-watch the live stream Disney World shared of the ‘Mickey’s Once Upon A Christmas Parade’ at the Walt […]

One of the easiest ways you can assure your teenagers love the trip is to let them help in the planning. If they’ve made the decisions then they’re more likely to enjoy themselves.

If you let everyone pick their own roommates you’ll likely end up with empty beds. The best way is to simply take charge and assign rooms so that you can share accommodations most effectively.

Bring an airline approved car seat, which they’ll feel comfortable in as they’ve used these at home plenty of times. Any time the fasten seatbelts light is off the kiddos are free to stand. Let them use their seat as a table to draw, color, and play.

Make sure you book through a company that doesn’t rent timeshares. Why? Because these properties are not privately owned the way condos are and you can’t be assured of their cleanliness or the quality

Animal Kingdom would be a great park for toddlers even if there weren’t any rides for them, on account of all the incredible trails and animal exhibits you can walk through. The stakes are raised though with a few great rides for toddlers.

No matter how you arrive in Orlando you’ll have to consider transportation costs. If you fly you’ll likely need to rent a car. If you drive your own vehicle down, you’ll need to pay for parking.

Of course the best option is to discuss the needs with the parents, but don’t assume they’ll think of these things. If it’s their first trip with the little ones it may not have even occurred to them.