20 MUST KNOW Tips and Tricks for your Orlando Holiday | 20+ Essential Lessons we Learned in Orlando
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- 20 MUST KNOW Tips and Tricks for your Orlando Holiday | 20+ Essential Lessons we Learned in Orlando while travelling with a child with autism (ASD) to generally surviving the August heat. We have it all!
Unlock the Ultimate Orlando Experience with our 20 MUST-KNOW Tips & Tricks! 🌟 From hidden gems to time-saving hacks, join us on this adventure-packed vlog. 🎢✨ Timestamps provided for quick access! 🕒 Ready to elevate your Orlando holiday? Hit play now! 🚀 #OrlandoTips #TravelHacks #OrlandoVlog
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Thanks yes it does help 👍🏼
Some really useful tips here although not all relevant to me now that our sons are adults.
So many people have children with special needs you will help them so much with this advice.
I didn’t know about Revolut Vault and I have had Revolut for years so that was great to find out.
I can’t understand the I trolley although I wish I could! It’s very cheap for sure! We used Lynx buses when we went.
I relate to Donna because I like using the Hotel laundry rooms too and I don’t even know why! They are pretty cheap and means you can re use the same clothes.
Well done on reaching 1000 subscribers I’m sure it’s just the start of your success!
Thanks for the support Liz :) I think we'll talk more about the iTrolley soon as a few people seem to find it confusing - so did we when we first started using it
When my husband and I go we take a weeks worth of clothes so we wash our clothes in the laundry room whilst in the pool swimming and we go to guest services and get the das as husband is type 1 diabetic he wears a sensor on his arm as that helps with booking lightening lanes he gets lows in the heat so we also pack snacks from home for him to have love all your tips and tricks
Loved this video and just finished your whole series tonight, not sure what we will do with our evenings now 😂. Thanks so much, so interesting and informative and enjoyable and at times hilarious. Love your vibe. Love your honesty. We were addicted. I will probably have lots more questions as we get closer to our trip in May. Hope that’s ok. Xx
Thank you so much for that lovely message. It really made our day 😃 So glad that you enjoyed the series. Keep the questions coming and we'll help as best we can 👌🏻😊
Wow, I’ve learnt so much from this! Thank you 💙🏰
Glad we could help 😃
Just finished watching your videos loved them you helped so much we are going this year in September with our two kids 10 &2 year old loved the ideas for the flight most definitely will be packing some stuff for the kids we are also frying from Gatwick & just can’t wait now after seeing all the amazing memories you made xx
Thank you so much for such a kind message. We're so happy you enjoyed the vlogs - the flight entertainment we took really helped us! We did have the most amazing time and we can't wait to get back out there. Will this be your first time to Orlando or are you veterans? 😉
This will be my first time & the kids my partner went when he was a teenager, so super excited.
Can I ask where you got the travel seat ? Going to need one for the 2 year old x
@@clarebarry3094 amazing! You're going to have an amazing time. I bet your partner is itching to get back there.
The car seat is a Trunki. If you Google 'Trunki car seat' they should come up - Amazon have a selection. 👍🏼
Thank you so much, & thank you for sharing your experience xx
Great video with useful realistic tips for real families. Some tips we will definitely be using for our next trip. Also congratulations on the 1k subscribers that's awesome 😎 we wish we could get those numbers for our channel, well done and keep the vlogs coming. I can't believe you had those comments about your son, and they thought you need to change your parenting OMG how rude people can be, they obviously don't know how real life is, you look amazing parents, and they looked like they had an amazing time. Why people have to be negative on the comments is so rude, so glad you brushed them off and keep going. The moppy doppers can just do one, lol. You have a great channel and the 1k subscribers says so 😄😄.
Great video and made me think we might do one for our experiences, so thanks for sharing your tips with us all. Cheers 😊
Hi - thanks for commenting and the positive vibes. Just keep going and I'm sure you'll get t 1k in no time. We've found that consistency is key :)
Great tips and tricks. On the subject of packing, as well as following your tip for the suitcases I also make sure we have a swimming costume and one small outfit in our hand luggage, just in case we have no suitcase’s at all. We are going to Orlando in July and will definitely try your Lyft tip.
Hi - thanks for commenting. Glad you enjoyed the vlogs. Let us know how you get on with Lyft. How long are you in Orlando for?
We are only going for 11 nights. We wish it could be longer but like yourselves we have been many times. Loved your whole series of Florida 2023 vlogs. We really looked forward to watching a video in the evenings after a busy day at work. We felt your pain coming home ☹️. I bet you are already planning your next trip.
@@hazelross4256 I bet you can't wait to get back out there. Not long now 👍🏼
Yep - you already know us so well 🤣 We're planning a trip for summer 2025.
Thanks so much - we still find it hard to believe that so many people have watched our series. It's incredible 😃
When my boys were small both are on the spectrum and have various needs and we found going in October is fewer people so less stimulation for them we would take a few days before the October half term and a few days after to make up the two weeks and the weather was not as hot or wet now they are older we just still go end of September or end of October we went may once and boy was it hot too hot sweaty Betty it was !
We went in October 2016 and the different in temp in two months is staggering. We feel like we're tied to the summer holidays with the kids, but when you consider autism the heat creates an extra layer of complication. It's definitely something to consider for our future trips - so thank you :)
Loved it. Miss your vlogs 🥰🥰 some really great tips we will definitely be using very soon 😜.
Thank you xx
Thank you for watching 😁
Congrats on 1000 subs 🎉🎉. Loved the series. 😊
Thank you so much 🤗
Ive loved watching your travels. Travelling in August with my 2 children, my 5 year old is autistic so found this video super useful! I’ll be taking boxes of golden nuggets 🤣😅 xx
Thank you so much for watching. Glad that the video helped you. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions 😁
It's so funny, way back when I always carried Traveler's Checks...very secure. Nobody even knows what they are anymore. I knew exactly how much I could spend and it helped budget my trip.
That's funny - good old traveler's cheques :D that takes us back
@@thefinlayadventure6255 Yup...memories. Went on a school trip to Europe in High School...only money my mom gave me.
Congratulations on 1000 subs :) we have been subscribed since your butlins vlogs! Not been to America (and not in budget for us) but it’s lovely to see you have a great time!
Thank you so much for dropping a comment and sticking with us for so long 😁 it means a lot to know that people are enjoying the content 😄
Can I ask a QQ regarding the 3 sim, Do i need to use a different number if i get a new sim? I am with 3 but trying to work this out - thank you! loved this vlog and even for regular visitors like us we still picked up tips from your vid 👍👍
Hi. Thanks for watching and dropping a comment.
Unfortunately, yes, it does mean a new number while you're out in the states, which is a pain.
Saying that, I spoke to 3 yesterday and they told me that USA was back as one of their 'go-roam' locations (meaning that you can use your normal data allowance while in Florida for a total of 28 days). If you have a go-roam allowance already, call 3 and check this as it could save you a headache
Hope this helps? 😁
I changed to O2 from Three just so I can have free phone usage in the USA and Europe!
Smart move ;)
Loved this video, I totally agree with Universals free water system being much more convenient. I find myself so much better hydrated on Universal days because I'm filling up my cup much more regularly whenever I see the machines. Can I just ask a follow up question about the VPN situation - am I understanding correctly that you get a 5 hour headstart on ADR day when using a vpn rather than waiting for the 11am/12pm UK window? I use a vpn for stuff like Netflix and for previously ordering magic bands but hadn't considered using it for booking other things. Or am I getting that wrong? Thanks guys!
Great vlog. Can I ask how much you took spending money wise? Did you budget for food separately? We are travelling September, my self, partner and our little boy, he will have just turned 3. this will be our first trip to disney and I'm worried I may not be taking enough. Thanks x
Hi - thanks for commenting. We were there (4 of us) for 4x weeks and took $6k - which was overkill. We budgeted approx. $200 per day and we had a lot left over at the end. How long are you there for?
@thefinlayadventure6255 brilliant thank you. I was hoping to take around the 5k mark. We're only there for 2 weeks. Staying at disney for 9 days, then idrive for the rest. We booked a deal that included dining credits, which should help hopefully. X
Yep, $5k is plenty. You'll definitely be bringing some back :)