This will be my last post about my AWESOME Disney trip. I thought that I\u2019d have more insider tips, but it turns out that many of the things that we experienced aren\u2019t really available every day. (We all joked that it\u2019s going to be difficult to go back to the Parks as \u201cregular\u201d visitors after being treated so \u201cVIP\u201d for those few days\u2026)<\/p>\n
I did pick up a few tips though:<\/p>\n
\u2013You can cut the wait time for rides with Disney\u2019s FASTPASS.<\/strong> All you do is insert your Park ticket into the FASTPASS kiosk at the various rides. You\u2019ll get a ticket with a return time when you come back and get in the FASTPASS line (which is a little to no wait time). Best of all, it\u2019s totally free. <\/p>\n \u2013You can leave your camera at home with Disney\u2019s PhotoPass Service.<\/strong> Basically, professional photographers throughout the various parks will take pictures of you that you can claim online later. (You get the PhotoPass card -which has a unique i.d. number \u2013 from the first photographer and reuse it for the rest of the day throughout the Parks.) After your visit, you can order prints and\/or various photo items online and have them delivered to you.<\/p>\n \u2013September and January are the best (rate-wise) times to visit the Parks.<\/strong> Since there are less people, the rates are the lowest. They also offer various special promotions during those months (i.e. in September, there was a free dining promotion when you stayed at one of the Disney resorts\u2026).<\/p>\n