Walt Disney World® Resort Tours and Tickets

You should dedicate at least four days to seeing Walt Disney World® Resort because the attraction features four parks, which gives you a day to explore each. Because of long lines, you may want to spend two days at Magic Kingdom Park, and similarly, EPCOT has fewer rides, so a half-day visit may suffice.

Yes, you can bring your own food and beverages into the theme parks of Walt Disney World® Resort; however, you are responsible for storing, preparing, and cooking your own food. Cast Members (park employees) are only able to provide assistance with food purchased within the specific theme park you’re in.

Yes, you’re allowed to bring your backpack into the Walt Disney World® Resort theme parks. Keep in mind that all bags and other items you bring in can be searched by security. Backpacks with wheels are acceptable, but all bags must be under a certain size to be allowed inside.

The best park at Walt Disney World® Resort is Magic Kingdom Park. It’s one of the most popular theme parks in the world; however, each park has its own popular features. For example, Disney’s Hollywood Studios has Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and Toy Story Land, while EPCOT has Frozen Ever After.

If you’re looking for less crowds, the best times to visit Walt Disney World® Resort are January, February, September (after Labor Day), and November (before Thanksgiving). However, because it’s one of the most popular vacation destinations in the world, some crowds are expected regardless of the time you visit.

Yes, each of Walt Disney World® Resort’s theme parks have free water in some form or fashion. One option is to use the public water fountains, usually located by the restrooms. Another option is to use the water hydration stations throughout the park, which are water fountains with bottle refillers.