r/DisneyWorld

Went to Capt Cooks this morning and they are swapping out their breakfast wedges for tater tots. I asked if they had just run out of the wedges and they indicated they are “trying something new”.

I’m guessing another cost cutting method, but I love the wedges and would be sad to see them go.

We are passholders and go all the time. We went to Epcot the other night and noticed there were a ton of drink options missing at many locations and that the prices increases. Is the missing drinks temporary? Did i miss something?

This is what we noticed.

Canada

-They are not selling beer inside or at the merchandise kiosk anymore. They did not have Blue light and about 3 other beers.

France

-They have a totally different selection inside where you get champagne. No more Dom. Vueve was $20 for the last few years, increased a little its now at $30 a glass!

Germany

- the inside doesnt sell beer anymore. They have aboit 5 things not their usual menu and are missing a ton.

Let’s share! I bet everyone has some life savers.

I keep ponchos, electric handheld fans, sunscreen, refillable water bottles for side pockets, Clorox wipes, wipes for tables. Some smaller items I may keep in my fanny pack would he hand sanitizer, chapstick, portable charger, bandaids, Tylenol, acid reflux/nausea meds, sunglasses and of course Disney Money!

I recently wore crocs to the parks (horrible idea) and I wanted you guys to put me on. What are the best walking shoes and which ones should people avoid?

What’s everyone’s favorite park bag? Don’t want something too big. Not sure if I prefer a cross body or a backpack.

Hi everyone! I’m planning to travel to Disney again this November for their Christmas party! 🎄This trip means a lot to me because it’s an early Christmas gift for my sister with Down syndrome who loves Disney so much. I was thinking about spreading some kindness to other families who have a child with a disability too. I want to pay for a family’s meal and would love similar ideas for this type of pixie dusting. I was also considering paying for a family’s items if we happen to be at the same shop at the park but I feel like it might come off weird if a stranger asks to pay for your stuff. Not sure but would really appreciate other forms of pixie dusting. I’d like to do monetary pixie dusting and not handmade (making bracelets & etc.) 😊

Is this “stalled front” really going to wash out the week (arriving 10/7) or still going to be normal orlando patterns of quick storms in and out?

For those of you who have been, how difficult did you find it to get a spot at the Candlelight Processional? It’s the thing my MIL most wants to see when we go in December. Should we do the dinner package to guarantee a seat? (I’m hoping the answer to that is no, not necessary lol)

We're going in January and I have watched a few YouTube videos over each and Deluxe resort benefits but wonder from people who have stayed at either or both.

It's about $400 more for AKL pool/water view over the tower. What I have seen is the tower is more modern/ nicer rooms but not a deluxe resort so AKL comes with late park nights but the rooms are more aged. People who have stayed one or both anything else I should look into or know about? I know they are both bus only and sounds like they both have decent pools.

We’re staying at the Beach Club next week, I know there is a sand bottom pool. My kids (4 & 7) love playing in the sand.

Does anyone know if there are usually left over buckets/shovels? I really don’t want to pack more things!

Thanks everyone! 🙏🏻

I know that it is recommended to have a car when staying in the treehouses, and that most people probably do, but I am curious to hear from anyone who has tried it without a car. Is it doable? Did you enjoy the experience, or was it too inconvenient?