Tell me something I don't know

[StraightToDumbo]

My best tip is that the MOMENT you or someone in your party starts crashing (heat, dehydration, tired, etc.), cut what you are doing and TAKE A BREAK.

 

[mickey&minniealways]

I consider myself a Disney veteran. In a week we arrive for our sixth family trip and I think I've run out of things I need to know. I for example know that:

- I should arrive a rope drop.
- I booked my fast passes 60 days out and I know about additional fast passes after the initial three.
- I planned which parks to visit on which days based on crowd calendars and this Board.
- I've read the "Unauthorized Guide" from front to back.
- I've spent months on this Board picking up tidbits and advice.
- I've watched tens of U-Tube videos on the subject including the folks at DIS Unplugged.

Honestly the only new thing I picked up was the mobile ordering of food at the counter service restaurants.

So my question is this to you hard core Disney folks out there....what is your deepest park secret you have? There must be one obscure tip you can give out!

Don't leave the park just because it rains. This is the best time to go on some of the rides. Don't feel you have to do everything.

 

[DaisyDuck001]

Be kind to other guests. Even if you will never see them again, your small act of kindness can become one of their treasured park memories. Maybe you can share some information, or share your table if there are none left at a quick service place, answer a question, find some small way to help, or just be friendly.