For idolovepics because ask box limits are not cool
Hey, sorry about posting this on my own blog once again but I just couldn’t fit my reply into an ask box.
To start with, yup, WDW has value resorts. My favorite is Pop Century but the All Star resorts are just as great. The rooms are standard, but for me, all I need is a bed and a shower with the park information channel on loop. Breakfast is not including; if you’re staying for more than a day or two you may want to look at WDW dining plans. As for buses, WDW has its own free bus service that run from park to park and resort to park/park to your resort. They run an hour or two after park closing as well so you don’t have to worry about rushing out in fear of missing a bus.
I have a seasonal pass and only live about an hour from the WDW resort so answering how many days for a trip is a bit hard for me. Are you planning on seeing each park? If so, leave one day for each park and maybe two for Magic Kingdom if meeting characters and seeing each parade is a must! If you want to meet the Princesses at Magic Kingdom getting a fast pass or doing so first thing in the morning is very helpful. I got a fast pass last time (this past Wednesday actually) and showed up right at the return time and was in and out of meeting them in twenty minutes, tops. If you have any more questions about this one or want to talk about it, let me know.
Magic Hours do happen at WDW but last I checked they’re certain parks on certain days. If you go online to the official site for wdw resorts and look at each parks section you can see a calendar that lists extra magic hours for that park. They’re usually an hour or two before the park opens.
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