1. Check the Orlando weather forecast before heading to the theme parks and prepare accordingly. Jacket, sweaters and rain coats are available at the parks but often over priced. You can leave the extra clothing in your car if you don’t think that you will need them or do not fell like carrying them.
2. Make sure you that you bring a camera and autograph book for the kids as characters can be met throughout the day. If time allows, all the characters sign autographs and will take photos with the family.
3. If your children will need a stroller while at the park, make sure to make renting one a priority as the strollers at the parks do not last long.
4. Try to focus on just one theme park per day. Map out your day with a park map as soon as you can to make the most of your time. By focusing on one park per day and having a plan, you will see more and your time will be better spent.
5. Take breaks. The average person walks ten miles per day at the parks and all the exercise can take a bit out of you. Make sure to stay hydrated with water and take time to sit and relax when needed. Disney has many rides that are air conditioned so they make great resting stops too.
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