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We rode Mickey & MInnie Railroad and Toy Story Mania during early entry, and still had time to get to Rise of the Resistance before non-resort guests were admitted. Only waited 30 minutes at Rise. It was a great start to the day!

Thanks so much for sharing this advice on the forum. We often get questions about accessibility and requests for tips about visiting the park for person with disabilities so this is very helpful. Also, welcome to the new site! 😀

Hope you have a great party day - both on your party day and your non-party party day! 😅

Hi Jonny! If you are staying at a Disney hotel, you will likely need a passport to check in and then you would get your "Key to the World" card (or activate your MagicBand or Magic Mobile) and then you are all set to enter the parks. As Nick said, I don't think you typically need an ID to use your park tickets unless you purchased them online and they are not correctly linked to your account, but you can square all that away at your hotel when you check in or you could visit Guest Relations in Disney Springs if you are worried about having everything linked up corrcetly and don't want to bring ID's to the park.

Another great video offering a different perspective that definitely is worth trying. We typically will do as you mentioned from the start, skipping the park. But considering that most others will do the same, tactics will be changing.

I added Standy Skipper to go with my Genie +. Not sure how it is going to work out but its 45.00 for I think 7 days - so I will see how it goes. It's an app and they have a FB group.

by the way we wanted it for the party day due to the pick up location which as you know is at the front of the park and not by the transportation centre as we knew we would be pooped :)

I'm a bit of an outlier here, but I went in May (so maybe a bit less crowded), but found that as long as you play the Disney Genie Slots, stack what you can and buy Individual Lightning Lanes, you can still do all the main rides easily in all the parks (can't comment on Hollywood Studios as I only did After Hours), if you hit the parks at midday...so no rope drop necessary at all, and chilled out mornings! :-)

Ear Scouts is the best! So glad u had a great time.

Heigh-Ho everyone! Hi Robert! Looking forward for more tip and tricks videos of your Disney trip to prepare us for our June 2024 Trip🩷

Heigh Ho, Rob! We absolutely loved bumping into you at MK in October. You were so nice and welcoming and we enjoyed chatting with you. We are new members of Ear Scouts but have been watching your very helpful videos for some time, now that we are DVC members. Keep up the good work!

Hello Alisa! Disney World with an energetic two year old can be a lot to handle so I'm glad to hear you'll have help! 😅