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Disney Driving Tip 4: Saving Money On the Way
This is the final tip in our series about driving to Walt Disney World. In my yearly travels, I have definitely learned some valuable tips for saving money along the way. As always, I am happy to share them with you. Continue reading
Disney Driving Tip 3: Keeping the Kids Busy
Today’s tips are about keeping the kids busy and entertained while on your road trip to Walt Disney World. The last thing we want to hear repeatedly is the dreaded question, “Are we there yet?” Spending some time preparing for the trip ahead of time, and planning some activities for your kids, will help make the trip to Walt Disney World much easier for you and for them. Continue reading
Disney Driving Tip 2: Tips for Stopping Overnight
In my last post, I talked about driving straight through to Walt Disney World vs. stopping along the way. In many cases, it really does come down to your personal preference. Today’s driving tips cover what to think about if your choice is to stop overnight on the way. Continue reading
Disney Driving Tip 1: Driving Straight Through vs. Stopping Overnight
The first topic I wanted to cover in this series on driving to Walt Disney World is the choice of driving straight through vs. stopping overnight. Depending on where you live, you may need to consider stopping but you may not. I live in Texas so we have stopped along the way and we have driven straight through. Doing this, it takes us 16 hours to get there, including stopping for meals, restroom breaks, gas stops and stretching. Continue reading










