I thought I was going to be lost in a Sea of mediocre reviews and guides. This was fantastic. Great range of clips to show us what we need. Great info and all round covered everything I wanted to know. Thank you for a great guide!!!
What a great video, can’t believe only just trying to explain to a friend the colossal amount of information needed to explain WDW Orlando, and then you do this video, Thankyou
As a Brit looking to plan a family trip for the first time this was invaluable. Our grandson will adore it there as will we but it seems there’s so much to it. Your videos are a godsend. Look forward to watching some more, many thanks 🙏
Thanks Paul, really appreciate the feedback, glad the videos have been useful, I try to make them as accessible as possible. Hope you and the family have an awesome trip (whenever that is🤞)
The first time I went to Disney World you would buy ticket booklets to ride. People tended to ride only what they wanted since they were paying per ride. The lines were relatively short, seldom more than 5 to 10 minutes. No one is going to look at a line that is an hour or more long and say... hey I will pay for that line. So it was a real magical experience. You spent a lot of time enjoying what you paid for, very little time standing in line under a blazing hot sun and humidity. Today you pay through the nose to get into the park, everyone wants to ride everything because they've paid so much for their ticket, and they spend all day in line, under the heat and humidity. I can only imagine how disappointment it must be for first timers that expect what I experienced on my first visit there but today they get overpriced admission, over priced parking, over priced food, crowds, long lines, heat and humidity.
Currently planning a Disney 2022 trip and your channel is the best there is. You are so informative and there’s none of the typical review youtubers showing more face than place with you! Keep up the excellent content and I hope you have a great summer.
FANTASTIC VIDEO!!! ✨💎✨💎✨💎✨ Disney is magical because you can be a child again.. all the wide eyed wonder, fantasy and incredible sights, sounds and scents are a feast for the senses. The cast members are super courteous and it’s always very clean. I’ve been going to Disneyland and Disney World since I was a little girl so the Disney Parks bring back magical memories!✨I visit twice a week now and it’s like home to me. I loved your film footage. Thank You!!!🙌🏼💖🧚🏼♂️
What an amazing video. I have been to WDW many times, but I'll be taking my boyfriend on his first trip in November. I didn't know where to start, explaining how it all works, but this was the exact kind of video we needed. Thank you Frugal Brit 👍👍👍
Wow, what a great video! I have never been to WDW, but it is on the bucket list. This overview is excellent and gave me an informative idea, that will help during the planning phase. Your video, the graphics and clips are very well done! Thanks for spending the time putting it all together. I just subscribed to your channel and will be checking out your other content as well!
I decided lockdown was the time to plan an epic holiday to Orlando, this is the first of your videos I’ve watched and I found it very informative, and nice to listen too. Looking forward to seeing what others you have 😊
I’m doing the same! Fingers crossed things are back to a recognisable normal soon🤞 Took a while to do this one so pleased to see someone’s enjoyed it, thanks for watching 😁
Love the video! Some very good tips in there! Also one important thing to note about Walt Disney World is it’s distance from the Orlando International Airport and International Drive as many I’ve spoken to in the past have thought Disney world is near I Drive like Universal and SeaWorld is. If your staying offsite then definitely spend that bit extra on a hire car as it will make your journeys so much easier and more convient.
Thanks Matthew! Yeah personally it’s either car hire or ubers for me when staying off site. Off site resort transport is very hit and miss (mostly miss).
Could only imagine what EPCOT Would have actually been with the way Walt Disney actually imagined it. Might have been something that would have been years ahead of its time (no punt intended) he had a great imagination look where Disney World has gone and how far it has evolved almost 50 years now
Can you do a video on finding flights/accomodation/car hire/tickets ect in one simple video, I've landed on this channel seeing frugal brit, thinking they'll be plenty of money saving tips for somebody who's never been, so far it's just reviews, good but not what we all need lol. Keep up the good work!
Thank you, that’s a really good point well made! I definitely have some frugal tips videos that I’ve already started writing. You may have just motivated me to work on them sooner than I had planned! Thanks for watching, feedback like this is really valuable.
I haven't been to WDW since jan 2013 so I literally have no idea what changed and I hear this thing about Downtown Disney being called Disney Springs? Anyway, this video helped alot with the new stuff i need to know about disney world!
I love your videos as you add so much useful information. I have an autistic son and it would be amazing if you could do a video to help show me any tips on how to get around WDW and avoid long queues.
Great video thanks! You mention that there are some places you recommend buying tickets from but I don't see them listed anywhere. I would love the info please
Hi, following some bad experiences I’ve heard about during the pandemic I’m not recommending third party ticket sellers for the time being. Of course, you can purchase directly from Disney for very similar prices.
Very thorough and entertaining! One minor correction, however...Animal Kingdom is NOT the largest zoo in the world (11:43); it’s 580 plus acres doesn’t even put it in the top 5, believe it or not (I only know this because I live only a couple of miles from the San Diego Zoo Safari Park which, at 1800 acres, actually IS the largest zoo park in the USA, and I worked there for about four years)
I think he was also just trying to point out that Animal Kingdom is the largest park in Walt Disney World, but great catch. Now I want to go to the San Diego Zoo!
My partner and I are planning to go to Disney world over spring break and we are college students so we are trying to do things as cheap as possible. We are planning to stay for 4 nights and are likely to use the parks for 2/3 days. Where would you recommend we get our tickets/what tickets do you think we should get? Thank you for the great video it was really informative
I would go for the ‘1 park per day’ ticket. You can choose how many days you want on the website. You might also want to check somewhere like undercovertourist.com to see if they’re doing them cheaper. To save as much money as possible, I’d recommend the Rosen Inn Lake Buena Vista hotel.
My current setup is DJI pocket 2 (great for walking around footage), and I also have a Fujifilm x-s10 mirrorless camera 16-80mm (not so great for vlogging). Over the years I've also used various iPhones with DJI gimbals, as well as gopros. A GoPro will be your most versatile camera for vlogging in Orlando, in particular for the water parks. But unfortunately not the best for night footage.
Could you answer this for me mate do you have to pay to go to each park so do you like book a park so say I book Epcot and animal kingdom. Is that how it works I thought you get use to all the parks
Apologies for the late reply, but basically you pay for your tickets which will apply to any park, then for each day of your visit you need to reserve a park. You can only reserve one park per day, but if you purchase the park hopper add on, you travel to another park after 14:00.
Is it true that I have to buy two tickets in October??? I’ve heard from someone that you have to pay for two tickets In October because of Halloween and that if you don’t they kick you out early. I can’t seem to find any information on it
You only have to buy a second ticket if you want to purchase tickets for Mickey’s not so scary Halloween Party (or Boo Bash during pandemic) after last closure. It’s 100% not essential to buy the extra ticket, but can be a cool way to enjoy the rides with low wait times.
Hi, I know some people had bad experiences with 3rd party ticket sellers during the pandemic so I’m not recommending this for the time being. I’d buy directly from Disney during these times.
7:30 You're filming in reverse. I work at Small World and Peter Pan's Flight and that just threw me completely off because everything's on the opposite side.
@@TheFrugalBrit It absolutely is. Like I said, I work there so I see that particular spot every day of my life. None of the rest of the clips are flipped. Just that one.
@@TheFrugalBrit We all have to wear masks and shields. It's definitely harder to be heard with all that. You kind of have to shout a little. But there's no fastpass, which is very nice. When they get to the end of Pan, they've only waited 15-30 minutes instead of 1-2 hours. So people are not nearly as pissed off. It's definitely hard to get people to follow the six feet apart rule though. Most of the time they do it, but sometimes there's that family that will continue staying on top of people like we never closed. And, of course, most people wear their masks, but sometimes there's a family that just won't keep it on when you ask them.
Great vid ! Staying off-site I'll have 30 days to book fast pass.... Will there still be passes available for the most popular rides at the 30 day mark or probably not? (going early Oct) Thanks
You should be good for most of the good stuff except for maybe flight of passage and Slinky dog dash. October is a great time to go 👍 Thank you for watching and for the kind comment!
Jessica B Give yourself the Best chance at getting the hard to get passes by figuring out what time of day in your time zone is the same as 7am Eastern US Time (if you’re in the UK, it would be 12 noon, whereas in California, where I live, it’s 4am-yikes!) because that’s when the Fastpasses will become available, and, Yes, LOTS of folks will be online and snatching up the best available Fastpasses at the exact SECOND they become available ( I may have sacrificed some sleep by waking up at 4 am for three days straight but I managed to snag Slinky Dog Dash, Rock and Roller Coaster, AND even Flight of Passage, and for New Years Eve, no less!)
Hiya we are travelling as a family of 5 next year for the first time. We will have an 18, 16 and 13 year old with us. We will hope to be there for 18 days. What parks would you recommend for us to visit ?
I think it really depends on how long you are staying for, and whether you’re doing just Disney or other parks too. For that age group I would prioritise Hollywood Studios, Islands of Adventure, Volcano Bay, Magic Kingdom and Universal Studios. But of course you can’t miss Magic Kingdom. SeaWorld is great too. Too many good parks in Orlando!
Hi Nick. Yeah sorry about this, basically after the pandemic hit, I heard a lot of stories about people having trouble getting refunds from third party companies, so I’m hesitant to make any recommendations for tickets for the time being, other than purchasing directly from Disney.
This is really the WORST of what Florida has to offer. I really hope you didn't waste too much time in this crowded, sweltering, mosquito infested, exploitive tourist trap! It's like $15 for a simple soda, and you have to sneak in liquor and pour it into a flask in your hotel room for walking around and stuff, and steathily pour it into your hyper expensive soda. Food is OUTRAGEOUS in the resort, and a decent meal costs as much as you would spend on a weeks worth of groceries. Second, I don't know why you would go there as a grown man unless you have children. And even then, you children would have to be kind of dumb and infantile to enjoy themselves there. I remember going there as a kid, and was underwhelmed. Epcot was really the only somewhat OK part of it. On subsequent trips to florida, we skipped it entirely. There's much better low key and relaxed places to visit in Florida. One time we visited Ocean World, which was a knock off of sea world, but better because they don't beat the animals and stuff. Sea World got pissed and had fake animal rights activist shill sue to shut it down because they were threatened by it. Anyway, florida has sea fishing (cheap charters), all different types of beaches (from family oriented to places to pick up chicks), fantastic nature preserves where you can see rare birds and alligators, jetski and parasailing, motorcycle tours, cool museums, airshows, good barbecue and world class sea food, friendly girls, the list goes on and on. Don't get conned into attending miserable, sweltering crowded hellholes like Walt Sleazy World!
Disliked the video for saying you would include links, but never did. Go rewatch your video and put promised links in the description like you said you would.
I wonder how many children have been sexually abused at WDW? We may never know. All we can do is not ever give them any more money. Unless sex with children is okay with you, and that's sad. just saying.
This is awesome! As someone who's never been there, it's kinda hard to believe that such a place actually exists. Great video!
Thank you Lucas 😁
I thought I was going to be lost in a Sea of mediocre reviews and guides. This was fantastic. Great range of clips to show us what we need. Great info and all round covered everything I wanted to know. Thank you for a great guide!!!
Very welcome! Appreciate comments like this 👍😁
What a great video, can’t believe only just trying to explain to a friend the colossal amount of information needed to explain WDW Orlando, and then you do this video, Thankyou
My pleasure! I hope they found it useful 😃thank you for watching 👍
As a Brit looking to plan a family trip for the first time this was invaluable. Our grandson will adore it there as will we but it seems there’s so much to it. Your videos are a godsend. Look forward to watching some more, many thanks 🙏
Thanks Paul, really appreciate the feedback, glad the videos have been useful, I try to make them as accessible as possible. Hope you and the family have an awesome trip (whenever that is🤞)
@@TheFrugalBrit thanks so much 👍👍
The first time I went to Disney World you would buy ticket booklets to ride. People tended to ride only what they wanted since they were paying per ride. The lines were relatively short, seldom more than 5 to 10 minutes. No one is going to look at a line that is an hour or more long and say... hey I will pay for that line. So it was a real magical experience. You spent a lot of time enjoying what you paid for, very little time standing in line under a blazing hot sun and humidity. Today you pay through the nose to get into the park, everyone wants to ride everything because they've paid so much for their ticket, and they spend all day in line, under the heat and humidity. I can only imagine how disappointment it must be for first timers that expect what I experienced on my first visit there but today they get overpriced admission, over priced parking, over priced food, crowds, long lines, heat and humidity.
I know what you mean, I’m very nostalgic for the way things were in the 90s 😢
Currently planning a Disney 2022 trip and your channel is the best there is. You are so informative and there’s none of the typical review youtubers showing more face than place with you! Keep up the excellent content and I hope you have a great summer.
Less face, more place!!!
Really appreciate that, hope you have an awesome trip 😁
Great video! You are quickly becoming my favourite channel on RUclips! I love the misunderstandings, so many people make those mistakes!
Thanks for watching! Really chuffed with that comment 😊
FANTASTIC VIDEO!!!
✨💎✨💎✨💎✨
Disney is magical because you can be a child again.. all the wide eyed wonder, fantasy and incredible sights, sounds and scents are a feast for the senses. The cast members are super courteous and it’s always very clean. I’ve been going to Disneyland and Disney World since I was a little girl so the Disney Parks bring back magical memories!✨I visit twice a week now and it’s like home to me. I loved your film footage. Thank You!!!🙌🏼💖🧚🏼♂️
Thank you Krissy 😁
I've seen hundreds of videos, and this is easily the best - thank you! So informative. Loved the Genius+ breakdown too! The screenshots were perfect.
You’re very welcome. Although did you mean the newer video? This is the old one I did a few years ago, so doesn’t reference genie+.
@@TheFrugalBrit Yes, d’oh 😂
You’ve probably searched for it and RUclips gave you this instead lol
Awesome video. Planning a first time trip to Disney World and this was incredibly helpful! Thanks!
You’re very welcome 😁
Planning my first visit to this place so I am watching your video at least 10 times lol. Thank you for doing this. Very informative.
What an amazing video. I have been to WDW many times, but I'll be taking my boyfriend on his first trip in November. I didn't know where to start, explaining how it all works, but this was the exact kind of video we needed. Thank you Frugal Brit 👍👍👍
Thank you! I did worry that people might already know a lot of the information, so really pleased with this feedback 😊
Wow, what a great video! I have never been to WDW, but it is on the bucket list. This overview is excellent and gave me an informative idea, that will help during the planning phase. Your video, the graphics and clips are very well done! Thanks for spending the time putting it all together. I just subscribed to your channel and will be checking out your other content as well!
Thank you Harry, really appreciate comments like this 👍👍
I decided lockdown was the time to plan an epic holiday to Orlando, this is the first of your videos I’ve watched and I found it very informative, and nice to listen too. Looking forward to seeing what others you have 😊
I’m doing the same! Fingers crossed things are back to a recognisable normal soon🤞 Took a while to do this one so pleased to see someone’s enjoyed it, thanks for watching 😁
This is amazing work. Thank you!! It’s pretty confusing as a noob.
Glad you found it useful, thank you for watching!
I went to Disney world today the Disney enchantment was awesome never ever had an official firework experience
Love the video! Some very good tips in there! Also one important thing to note about Walt Disney World is it’s distance from the Orlando International Airport and International Drive as many I’ve spoken to in the past have thought Disney world is near I Drive like Universal and SeaWorld is. If your staying offsite then definitely spend that bit extra on a hire car as it will make your journeys so much easier and more convient.
Thanks Matthew! Yeah personally it’s either car hire or ubers for me when staying off site. Off site resort transport is very hit and miss (mostly miss).
We're going to Disney World this Christmas. I'm not really a huge Disney person, so this video really helped!
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i had to send this to my friend who never went to disney, but he's making a project for school about disney world
Awesome! Thank you for that 👍😁
Thank you for making this video. being someone whos never been and trying to plan a trip was a real headache until watching this video.
Love comments like this! Glad you found it useful 👍😁
i'm 16 and i'm been to disney world nearly double that amount in my life but i'm still going to watch this video
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Could only imagine what EPCOT Would have actually been with the way Walt Disney actually imagined it. Might have been something that would have been years ahead of its time (no punt intended) he had a great imagination look where Disney World has gone and how far it has evolved almost 50 years now
Yeah I think the Disney story is fascinating. I could do several videos about the history but would probably be too indulgent. Thanks for watching!
What an amazing channel. Already planning for 2022
Thank you for that. Likewise, I love me some ancient history!
Me too ... May 2022
One of the most informative and the least cheesy videos for WDW I’ve seen!
I’ve just found this channel and I’m still constantly learning things (even though I’ve been to wdw before 😂)
Thank you 👍😁
Can you do a video on finding flights/accomodation/car hire/tickets ect in one simple video, I've landed on this channel seeing frugal brit, thinking they'll be plenty of money saving tips for somebody who's never been, so far it's just reviews, good but not what we all need lol. Keep up the good work!
Thank you, that’s a really good point well made!
I definitely have some frugal tips videos that I’ve already started writing. You may have just motivated me to work on them sooner than I had planned! Thanks for watching, feedback like this is really valuable.
Tom Smith
the despicable three youtube channel just did a great video on flights n’ deals etc for brits which I’d recommend.
this is a truly fantastic video ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!!!! 👍😁
I haven't been to WDW since jan 2013 so I literally have no idea what changed and I hear this thing about Downtown Disney being called Disney Springs? Anyway, this video helped alot with the new stuff i need to know about disney world!
Yeah that Downtown/Disney Springs catches a lot of people out. Pleased you found it useful, thanks for watching!
I love your videos as you add so much useful information. I have an autistic son and it would be amazing if you could do a video to help show me any tips on how to get around WDW and avoid long queues.
Thank you for that! I made a ‘sneaky tips’ video last year which covers a few tips on how to avoid crowds.
Excellent video! Very nice production quality.
Thank you! 👍😁
Fantastic information for a Disney newbie,, a lot tote my head around ❤
Thank you! Glad you found it useful 👍😁
Finally going to Disney World again after two years! I can't wait to return!
Hope you have an awesome trip 👍😁
I’m going to Disney and universal soon watched both videos ( I’ve already been to Disney a trillion times ).
Hope you have an awesome trip 👍😁
Great video thanks! You mention that there are some places you recommend buying tickets from but I don't see them listed anywhere. I would love the info please
If from the US, I would say undercovertourist.com or dreamsunlimitedtravel.com 👍😁.
For the UK, attractiontickets, or floridatix 👍😁
Excellent
Thank you!
You have awesome videos!!! Luv watching them!!
Thank you Kyla 👍😁
Thank you! This was a really helpful video 👍
You’re welcome, glad you found it useful 👍😁
Can you put the TimeStamps in your descriptions! It would be super helpful 😋
Thanks for the feedback. Yeah I plan to sort this when I get the chance. Thanks for watching!
I’m surprised there isn’t more Disney movies themed rides and “lands” . Seems like a waste of all those IPs
Yeah I think Disney likes to keep it balanced. Some fans prefer the traditional non IP lands and attractions.
So useful! You said you had authorized third party ticket sellers but they aren’t linked in your description! Do you still have those links?
Hi, following some bad experiences I’ve heard about during the pandemic I’m not recommending third party ticket sellers for the time being. Of course, you can purchase directly from Disney for very similar prices.
I know legit everything about Disney lol. But this was still entertaining
Thank you for that 👍😁
I bet you don’t
Very thorough and entertaining! One minor correction, however...Animal Kingdom is NOT the largest zoo in the world (11:43); it’s 580 plus acres doesn’t even put it in the top 5, believe it or not (I only know this because I live only a couple of miles from the San Diego Zoo Safari Park which, at 1800 acres, actually IS the largest zoo park in the USA, and I worked there for about four years)
Oh did I say zoo? I meant largest theme park. Great knowledge as always!
Ps thank you for the kind feedback!
Largest zoological theme park, he never said zoo
I think he was also just trying to point out that Animal Kingdom is the largest park in Walt Disney World, but great catch. Now I want to go to the San Diego Zoo!
My partner and I are planning to go to Disney world over spring break and we are college students so we are trying to do things as cheap as possible. We are planning to stay for 4 nights and are likely to use the parks for 2/3 days. Where would you recommend we get our tickets/what tickets do you think we should get? Thank you for the great video it was really informative
I would go for the ‘1 park per day’ ticket. You can choose how many days you want on the website. You might also want to check somewhere like undercovertourist.com to see if they’re doing them cheaper.
To save as much money as possible, I’d recommend the Rosen Inn Lake Buena Vista hotel.
Hello, and thanks for your review. Do you have a list of the discount ticket sites mentioned in the video? Much thanks!
Hi really sorry about this, completely forgot about that. I’ll get that sorted after I’ve finished the next video.
great video, also i would like to ask what are the 2 best parks in Disney world
You could ask 10 people and get 10 different answers.
I’m not sure I’d be able to rank them unfortunately 🙈
But I probably have the most fun in Hollywood Studios,
Hi is there any advice on buying a lot of stuff and best ways of getting it all back home to the uk
Unless you have enough space in your suitcase, I think you’re limited to paying for extra luggage ☹️
Good knowledge!
In 2025 it's going to be an Epic World. And the mouse will be begging for guests.
Hi mate. Going to Orlando next year.. are you using a GoPro to film?
My current setup is DJI pocket 2 (great for walking around footage), and I also have a Fujifilm x-s10 mirrorless camera 16-80mm (not so great for vlogging).
Over the years I've also used various iPhones with DJI gimbals, as well as gopros.
A GoPro will be your most versatile camera for vlogging in Orlando, in particular for the water parks. But unfortunately not the best for night footage.
Could you answer this for me mate do you have to pay to go to each park so do you like book a park so say I book Epcot and animal kingdom. Is that how it works I thought you get use to all the parks
Apologies for the late reply, but basically you pay for your tickets which will apply to any park, then for each day of your visit you need to reserve a park. You can only reserve one park per day, but if you purchase the park hopper add on, you travel to another park after 14:00.
Is call Disney world Because they have 4 parks magic kingdom, Epcot, animal kingdom, and Hollywood studios, that’s why is called Disney World
@The Frugal Brit - Orlando Could you provide some third party links? thx
For UK google ‘Attraction Tickets’ or Floridatix.
For US google ‘undercover tourist’ or ‘dreams unlimited travel’ 👍😁
Which parks have better day and night shows? or must-see day/night shows? as I may only be able to see night shows for 2-3 parks at most.
Disney world is the outdoor Freddy Fazbear pizzaplex
Is it true that I have to buy two tickets in October??? I’ve heard from someone that you have to pay for two tickets In October because of Halloween and that if you don’t they kick you out early. I can’t seem to find any information on it
You only have to buy a second ticket if you want to purchase tickets for Mickey’s not so scary Halloween Party (or Boo Bash during pandemic) after last closure. It’s 100% not essential to buy the extra ticket, but can be a cool way to enjoy the rides with low wait times.
Well made video!
Thank you Tom 👍🤦♂️
Hello sorry what's the best 3rd party sites for both Universal and Disney Park tickets ?
Hi, I know some people had bad experiences with 3rd party ticket sellers during the pandemic so I’m not recommending this for the time being. I’d buy directly from Disney during these times.
7:30 You're filming in reverse. I work at Small World and Peter Pan's Flight and that just threw me completely off because everything's on the opposite side.
Ha, well spotted. I think the clip is flipped. I made some odd editing decisions back then 🙈
@@TheFrugalBrit It absolutely is. Like I said, I work there so I see that particular spot every day of my life. None of the rest of the clips are flipped. Just that one.
That’s cool, how’s it been for you during the pandemic?
@@TheFrugalBrit We all have to wear masks and shields. It's definitely harder to be heard with all that. You kind of have to shout a little. But there's no fastpass, which is very nice. When they get to the end of Pan, they've only waited 15-30 minutes instead of 1-2 hours. So people are not nearly as pissed off. It's definitely hard to get people to follow the six feet apart rule though. Most of the time they do it, but sometimes there's that family that will continue staying on top of people like we never closed. And, of course, most people wear their masks, but sometimes there's a family that just won't keep it on when you ask them.
Could you do this but for 2022 during covid!
I’ll probably renew this in 2023 😁👍
Do you have any more tips and tricks for first time visitors?
Yeah I did a ‘sneaky tips’ video which may be useful 👍😁
Great vid ! Staying off-site I'll have 30 days to book fast pass.... Will there still be passes available for the most popular rides at the 30 day mark or probably not? (going early Oct) Thanks
You should be good for most of the good stuff except for maybe flight of passage and Slinky dog dash. October is a great time to go 👍
Thank you for watching and for the kind comment!
@@TheFrugalBrit fab, thanks!
Jessica B Give yourself the Best chance at getting the hard to get passes by figuring out what time of day in your time zone is the same as 7am Eastern US Time (if you’re in the UK, it would be 12 noon, whereas in California, where I live, it’s 4am-yikes!) because that’s when the Fastpasses will become available, and, Yes, LOTS of folks will be online and snatching up the best available Fastpasses at the exact SECOND they become available ( I may have sacrificed some sleep by waking up at 4 am for three days straight but I managed to snag Slinky Dog Dash, Rock and Roller Coaster, AND even Flight of Passage, and for New Years Eve, no less!)
@@edvaira6891 4am that's rough! 😂 Thanks for the tip! 😊
From where should I buy a ticket?
for US, I'd recommend Undercover tourist or dreams unlimited travel. For the UK, I'd recommend floridatix or attractiontickets.
Hiya we are travelling as a family of 5 next year for the first time. We will have an 18, 16 and 13 year old with us. We will hope to be there for 18 days. What parks would you recommend for us to visit ?
I think it really depends on how long you are staying for, and whether you’re doing just Disney or other parks too. For that age group I would prioritise Hollywood Studios, Islands of Adventure, Volcano Bay, Magic Kingdom and Universal Studios. But of course you can’t miss Magic Kingdom. SeaWorld is great too. Too many good parks in Orlando!
@@TheFrugalBrit thanks we are hoping to do 3 weeks
We werent going to do Disney, had gotten advise to do the 3 universal parks, busch gardens and SeaWorld. What u think?
@@fionawheeler5176 that will be amazing. You don’t need to do everything 👍
When you're being hired and know absolutely nothing about the park lol.
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Thank you. That was clear and very informative. Is there a way to communicate with you? I still have few questions. Thank you
You said you put the links to authorized ticket dealers in the description but I can’t seem to find them. Please help lol
Hi Nick. Yeah sorry about this, basically after the pandemic hit, I heard a lot of stories about people having trouble getting refunds from third party companies, so I’m hesitant to make any recommendations for tickets for the time being, other than purchasing directly from Disney.
Does it cost $25 a day if you stay in park.
Can't wait to see Disney employees sporting those tattoos and body piercings .
This is really the WORST of what Florida has to offer. I really hope you didn't waste too much time in this crowded, sweltering, mosquito infested, exploitive tourist trap! It's like $15 for a simple soda, and you have to sneak in liquor and pour it into a flask in your hotel room for walking around and stuff, and steathily pour it into your hyper expensive soda. Food is OUTRAGEOUS in the resort, and a decent meal costs as much as you would spend on a weeks worth of groceries. Second, I don't know why you would go there as a grown man unless you have children. And even then, you children would have to be kind of dumb and infantile to enjoy themselves there. I remember going there as a kid, and was underwhelmed. Epcot was really the only somewhat OK part of it. On subsequent trips to florida, we skipped it entirely. There's much better low key and relaxed places to visit in Florida. One time we visited Ocean World, which was a knock off of sea world, but better because they don't beat the animals and stuff. Sea World got pissed and had fake animal rights activist shill sue to shut it down because they were threatened by it. Anyway, florida has sea fishing (cheap charters), all different types of beaches (from family oriented to places to pick up chicks), fantastic nature preserves where you can see rare birds and alligators, jetski and parasailing, motorcycle tours, cool museums, airshows, good barbecue and world class sea food, friendly girls, the list goes on and on. Don't get conned into attending miserable, sweltering crowded hellholes like Walt Sleazy World!
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nice vid, to me the title is rude :(
Haha!
Disliked the video for saying you would include links, but never did. Go rewatch your video and put promised links in the description like you said you would.
universal is better heheheeheheheehe cant wait to go to universal this may
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That’s really upsetting!
Never been . Don't really care. It's out of my budget. Only for the rich and wealthy.
I wonder how many children have been sexually abused at WDW? We may never know. All we can do is not ever give them any more money. Unless sex with children is okay with you, and that's sad. just saying.
looks kinda boring
How?
Wait so is magic kingdom in Disneyworld essentially the same thing as Disneyland?
Not quite but it’s very similar.