Disney Trip Planning 101
If you’re planning a trip to Walt Disney World (hi, Rob!) or you’ve been there before, you may get a kick—and some useful tips—from Steve Russo’s article at All Ears:
Walt Disney World is a million square miles and is larger than most planets. In the summer, the temperature often exceeds that of the surface of the sun. During holiday weeks, three-fourths of the population of mainland USA is in attendance. If you don’t make a dining reservation six years in advance, you have no shot at eating anything during your entire trip.
Steve then says, “That’s all hyperbole but there’s a point to be made.” The point (at least in Part 1; Part 2 isn’t posted yet) is to make an informed choice of the time of year you visit—and that is, in my opinion, the single most important factor.
Kevin / September 12, 2007 / 12:37 pm / Commalink
The correct time to visit Disney World has already been identified by Dave Barry: shortly after it opened.
St. Chris / September 12, 2007 / 12:50 pm / Commalink
Really, I wish I’d visited EPCOT Center shortly after it opened. Or…well, maybe after the Norway pavilion opened. Ah, Norway.
Kevin / September 12, 2007 / 4:29 pm / Commalink
They have a pavilion for a medium-sized town in Connecticut?