Help - "Disney Tip" Album

[sconnell]

Not an album as a tip, but an album full of tips!
I've been thinking lately of doing an album of tips! People are always asking for them and I'd love to show them how awesome something is... Like

Except the journaling would be more about how to best get a candy of your very own! What do you think?
Any tips to get the brainstorming rolling?

 

[RRBB]

What a great idea for an album. Of course now that you're asking, I can't think of anything to contribute. But I love the idea (and may "borrow" it sometime.)

 

[MazdaUK]

things about how best to get character action? (eg if your kids won't stand in line book a meal)

 

[PollyannaMom]

"Sometimes, let the schedule go out the window."

- with pics of a surprise character encounter or a kid who has found a fountain.


"Don't forget to rest."

- with a kid sleeping in a stroller, or even better yet, a character "sleeping" too.

 

[iNTeNSeBLue98]

What a cool idea!!!
Here are a couple of tips I saved in a Word doc a few years ago. I think I found them on AllEars.net.

• You will get a lovely photo at the Goofy frame, located just past the Canada pavilion and the Refreshment Port, on the way to Showcase Plaza looking straight at the frame, with the water in the background. However, for an even better shot, move slightly to the left and crouch down a bit. You can capture Spaceship Earth in your photo as well!

• tour Innoventions during FastPass window(s)

 

[MSB123]

That's such a wonderful idea... I'm a very visual person and you know what they say-- a pic is worth a thousand words. I'd probably go for a scrapbook like guide over one that is excessively wordy myself.

We're going for the first time this weekend with our kids so I can tell you
what I'd love to see in such a book:

- keeping kids busy while waiting on long lines

- fast pass info

- Best places to view parades from or find characters or things like that (pics of the area, maps or directions, etc.)