Street players are awesome. Very good improv made even better by the guests they select.
Not to miss. Elegant and exotic as well as entertaining. Beautiful aerial ballerina as well as a fire dancer..
Handicapped access is awkward and forces everyone through the dark entrance area. Line is not controlled making it hard to maneuver safely in a power wheelchair or ECV.
Great ride. Go to this while a parade is on and cut your wait time in half...at least.
Also, the front row gets you an amazing, exclusive view of the entire Disney complex (Hollywood studios, epcot, major hotels) when stopped at the 'broken track'. Bring your camera.
Rock on dude! Be sure to check out your ride photo when you get backstage!
Fast and fun. Difficult ride to enter and exit if you have mobility problems or are short.
If they're not busy, you can ask to stay on for a second (or more) ride.
Ride more than once and compare the ride experiences; there are more than 50 ride combinations.
Some of these skippers do this for a living; they're not a tv. Humor them and laugh and clap cause it makes the day go by smoother
This ride requires you transfer to a manual wheelchair if you use an ECV so be sure to go with a companion if you can't push yourself. If it is a walk on and you can do it just walk
Different experience every time you ride. Don't ask the difference between the Nile croc and the American croc. The drivers have no idea and compare it to the more common alligator
The moving sidewalk cannot be stopped on this ride so if you need to transfer from a wheelchair directly to the ride it isn't a possibility.
Don't miss the live music - Mariachi Cobre - at select times throughout the day on the pavilion stairs.
Sit on the left side of the tram if you want a first row view of the Catastrophe Canyon sequence.
Everyone flocks to Main Street for the Spectomagic parade in the evening, but Frontierland is empty! Even at parade start time, front row seats are readily available.
The honey walls are really awesome! Look for Piglet & Pooh behind the dripping honey.
Bratwurst and Liebfraumilch at CSAt the sitdown restaurant they have Francis Kahner to drink. Heaven
It seems that very few people notice, but China's shopping area is to the left of the pavilion, slightly hidden.
Sushi, Pocki, Kakagori, Get beautiful origami paper here. If you want smaller than standard sized ask a CM. It isn't always on display.
Coinciding with typical Morocco cultures, there's live entertainment at these Moroccan eateries!
I find the harnesses very painful on my shoulders. Ask the CM to release them some to avoid this.
Let your kids steer. Have fun! You're at Disney World, not some local race track.
Often skipped due to it's museum-like traits, Innoventions has an incredible gallery into innovative inventions and technologies. Make sure to not skip this attraction!
If your traveling with a disabled guest across from hall of pesidents is a great place to watch the parades wonderful staff and tons of reserved disabled space.
Benches are in the back corners if you can't sit on the floor. You may also stand along the back walls, they're even padded!
for all the moms...don't wait in the restroom to change your child. go to baby care in the front by Hollywood antiques for a quiet, temp controlled environment.
You will get sprinkled if you sit in front. If you are in a wheelchair and need captioning as well let the CM know early as w/c seating is in back and captioning can't be used there.
Extreme is the best word to describe this show. If you like action movies, or simply enjoy seeing special effects at work, this is for you.
Learn to draw a Disney character. Fun! Classes every 30 min. Get there 15-20 min early to secure a spot. Can be a litle fast-paced instruction, pay attention to keep up!
Wow, brings back memories from when I first started going to WDW when I was a kid in the 80s. Glad to see it back!
Best spot in all the parks for photos and autographs. Five characters in one place!
Check all the different paths around the tree. You can see kangaroos, macaws, porcupines, and tamarins.
This movie talks about earth sustainability and the food chain's "Circle of Life." A good way to teach children about this important information.
Watch Wishes Nighttime Spectacular from Fantasyland near Dumbo. Fireworks launch all around you. There’s usually a fun Cast Member “conducting” show & pointing out where to look for the next burst.
Interesting backstage tour but difficult in an ECV. Wheelchair or power wheelchair are better
Great place. If you find sidewalks interesting. Good for killing time if you've got a fastpass for thundermountain.
Best parade on park! Love the Iko Iko song. No it is smashed banana.
The Anteater is a rare sight since these guys sleep between 15 to 18 hours a day. The Wallaby is rarely seen and often missed due to its small size. The Munjacs are tiny, but are full grown adults.
Let your kids sit on the rug in front but be sure to retrieve them after the show.
T Rowe Price did a great job in making money management fun for kids. Read more.
If you use a wheelchair and are deaf their is only one space for reflective captioning available. This needs to be changed. Have 3 deaf friends who also use wheelchairs
Home of the Food & Wine Festival Welcome Center! Stop by to look at the wine store, book store and culinary demonstrations! You can also pick up your Food & Wine passport here!
Great place for the kids to run free. Only one entrance/ exit supervised by a CM so small kids cam't leave without and adult
Character handlers have a cheat sheet and can tell you when PUSH will be out. Sharp eyes can spot PUSH's handler close by.
