Disney Around The World ~ Guide For Families
We are, first and foremost, travel addicts. We’ve visited over 48 countries around the world with our five kids and spent tens of thousands of dollars on memory-making. We’ve spent a significant amount of that money on Disney Parks worldwide. Once we decided to travel around the globe, visiting every Disney Park soon became a goal.
We achieved this goal in 2019 and continue to crave going to Disney. It’s perplexing why we still want to go and drop serious cash on these theme parks. Our travel wishlist continues to grow each year (instead of shrinking as we might have hoped once upon a time), and we continue to factor a Disney trip into each year of our travels.
What are Disney Parks like around the world? Is it strange to visit a park in another language? Disney parks are magical destinations that bring dreams to life for families across the globe. Each park offers a unique blend of classic Disney charm and local cultural influences. Let me share our review of each park and the experience of a foreign Disney lover.
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Walt Disney World (Florida, USA)
The largest and most comprehensive Disney resort, spanning a whopping 43 square miles, Walt Disney World is a dream destination for families. With our five kids, we’ve explored this magical place pretty much. Here’s our family’s guide to making the most of your visit:
Parks
Four Main Theme Parks
- Magic Kingdom: The classic Disney experience with Cinderella’s Castle
- Perfect for: All ages, especially 3-12
- Must-do attractions: Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Peter Pan’s Flight, Haunted Mansion
- Family tip: Don’t miss the nightly fireworks show – it’s pure magic!
- Epcot: Celebrates human achievement and international cultures
- Perfect for: Ages 8 and up
- Must-do attractions: Soarin’ Around the World, Test Track, Frozen Ever After
- Family tip: Let kids “eat and drink around the world” at the World Showcase – it’s a fun way to introduce new cuisines!
- Hollywood Studios: Brings movie magic to life
- Perfect for: Ages 6 and up, especially Star Wars fans
- Must-do attractions: Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, Toy Story Mania, The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
- Family tip: Book a slot for the Jollywood Nights. A holiday celebration at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. It will run from November 9 to December 21, 2024. (Always check for special events during your dates. Disney’s always cooking up something fun!)
- Animal Kingdom: Combines wildlife experiences with Disney storytelling
- Perfect for: All ages, especially animal lovers
- Must-do attractions: Kilimanjaro Safaris, Avatar Flight of Passage, Expedition Everest
- Family tip: The Wilderness Explorers program is great for keeping kids engaged throughout the park
Water Park
- Typhoon Lagoon
- Blizzard Beach
- Perfect for: Ages 5 and up
- Family tip: These are great for a mid-vacation break from the main parks. We love to spend a relaxing day here to recharge.
New Themed Areas
- Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge (in Hollywood Studios)
- Perfect for: Ages 8 and up, Star Wars fans
- Must-do: Build your own lightsaber or droid (pricey, but unforgettable!)
- Pandora – The World of Avatar (in Animal Kingdom)
- Perfect for: All ages
- Must-do: Na’vi River Journey is great for all ages, while Flight of Passage is perfect for thrill-seekers
- Toy Story Land (in Hollywood Studios)
- Perfect for: Ages 3-12
- Must-do: Slinky Dog Dash is a hit with the whole family!
Travel Costs For Your Family
We’ve found that with a bit of savvy planning, you can often find ways to trim these costs without sacrificing the magic. Whether you’re pinching pennies or splurging on a once-in-a-lifetime trip, the key is to focus on creating those priceless family memories!
Remember, these numbers are estimates and can vary widely based on your travel style, the season, and any promotions Disney might be running.
Prices in USD**
Where To Stay With Kids
- Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort: Ahoy, mateys! Think pirate-themed rooms, splash areas, and a pool that’ll make your kiddos think they’ve discovered buried treasure. Pro tip: The Skyliner access is a game-changer for park-hopping!
- Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa: Fancy-schmancy alert! But don’t worry, it’s still Mickey-approved fun. Stunning pools, boat rides to Magic Kingdom, and character dining that’ll make your Instagram followers green with envy. Bonus: Parents, treat yourselves to that spa day. You’ve earned it!
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge: Wild doesn’t begin to cover it! Wake up to giraffes outside your window (for real!), dive into African-inspired pools, and let the kids go crazy at the Hakuna Matata playground. Fair warning: Your little ones might start speaking in Lion King quotes!
Off-Site Gems That’ll Make You Feel Like Disney Royalty
- Wyndham Grand Orlando Resort Bonnet Creek: Lake views, lazy rivers, and s’mores by the fire pit? Yes, please! This resort is so close to Disney, you can practically hear Mickey laughing. Perfect for families who want a breather from the park madness without sacrificing the magic.
- Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek : Swanky digs alert! With a golf course, spa, and a pool complex that’ll make your kids forget about Splash Mountain. Plus, free Disney shuttles mean more cash for Mickey ears. Win-win!
- Waldorf Astoria Orlando : This place is fancier than Cinderella’s ball, but still totally kid-friendly. Think top-notch dining, a heavenly spa for Mom and Dad, and a pool area that’ll have the kiddos feeling like VIP mermaids. Bonus: They’ve got Disney perks without the Disney price tag!
Pro Tip: Remember, Walt Disney World is huge, and it’s impossible to do everything in one trip. Focus on creating magical memories with your family rather than trying to see and do it all. Some of our best moments have been unplanned – like our youngest’s face lighting up when she first saw Cinderella’s Castle, or our oldest conquering his fear on Tower of Terror. These are the moments that make Disney truly special for families
Disneyland Resort (California, USA)
The original Disney magic, where Walt himself once strolled! Our family has twirled through teacups and soared with Dumbo here more times than we can count. Here’s our 7WF-approved guide to the Happiest Place on Earth:
Parks
- Disneyland Park: The OG Disney experience that started it all
- Perfect for: Disney purists and anyone with a heartbeat!
- Must-do attractions: Space Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, Haunted Mansion
- Family tip: Grab a Dole Whip and watch the fireworks from Main Street, U.S.A. Pure nostalgia!
- Disney California Adventure: A Golden State celebration with a sprinkle of pixie dust
- Perfect for: Thrill-seekers and Pixar fans
- Must-do attractions: Radiator Springs Racers, Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!, Incredicoaster
- Family tip: World of Color water show will blow your mind. Stake out a spot early!
- Downtown Disney District: Shop-till-you-drop central (no park ticket required!)
- Perfect for: Souvenir hunters and foodie families
- Must-do: Build-a-Bear Workshop for the kiddos, Splitsville for family bowling night
- Family tip: The LEGO Store here is like heaven for brick-lovers. You’ve been warned!
Remember, Disneyland is more compact than its Florida cousin, which means less walking for little legs but also more intense crowds. Pack your patience and your sense of wonder – you’re about to step into Walt’s original dream!
Travel Costs For Your Family
Remember, these numbers are estimates and can vary widely based on your travel style, the season, and any promotions Disney might be running.
Prices in USD**
Where To Stay With Kids In Disney
- Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel and Spa: Rustic luxury meets Disney charm! Think cozy fireplaces, stunning pools, and a secret entrance to California Adventure.
- Disneyland Hotel: The OG of Disney stays! Retro vibes, character dining, and monorail-shaped water slides. Plus, those light-up headboards will have your little ones dreaming of pixie dust.
- Disney’s Paradise Pier Hotel: Beach vibes without the sand in your shoes! Rooftop pool with waterslides and spectacular park views. Pro tip: The character breakfast here is a hidden gem!
Off-Site Comfort (But Still Close to Mickey!)
- Anaheim Marriott Hotel : Sleek and modern with a splash of Disney proximity. Great pools, an on-site Starbucks (parents, rejoice!), and just a quick shuttle ride to the parks.
- Hyatt Place at Anaheim Resort/Convention Center: Spacious rooms perfect for spreading out all that Disney loot. Free breakfast means more dough for Mickey-shaped treats later!
- Sheraton Park Hotel at the Anaheim Resort : Fancy enough for grown-ups, fun enough for kids. Killer views of the fireworks and a pool that’ll make leaving for the parks a challenge.
Disneyland Paris (France)
Bonjour, Disney magic! Once known as EuroDisney, this resort brings Mickey and pals to the land of baguettes and berets. Our kids have twirled through Sleeping Beauty’s Castle and munched on Mickey-shaped croissants more times than we can say “sacrebleu!” Here’s our family’s guide to this European Disney dream:
Parks
Two Magical Kingdoms (Plus a Bonus!)
- Disneyland Park: The classic Disney experience.
- Perfect for: Disney lovers of all ages, from tots to grandparents
- Must-do attractions: Big Thunder Mountain, Phantom Manor, Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain
- Family tip: The Dragon under the castle is uniquely Paris – don’t miss it!
- Walt Disney Studios Park: Where movie magic meets Disney charm
- Perfect for: Film buffs and thrill-seekers
- Must-do attractions: Ratatouille: The Adventure, Crush’s Coaster, Tower of Terror
- Family tip: Catch the Motors… Action! Stunt Show – it’s a high-octane treat!
- Disney Village: Shop, dine, and play without a park ticket
- Perfect for: Evening entertainment and last-minute souvenir grabs
- Must-do: Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show for dinner and a rootin’ tootin’ good time
- Family tip: The LEGO Store here is a brick-builder’s paradise!
Remember, Disneyland Paris is more compact than its American cousins, which means less walking but potentially more intense crowds. Pack your comfiest shoes (and maybe a French phrasebook) – you’re about to experience Disney magic, European style!
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Where To Stay With Kids
- Disney’s Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel: Avengers, Assemble! Super-stylish rooms, heroic pool area, and enough Marvel memorabilia to make your little ones feel like they’ve stepped into a comic book. Bonus: It’s a quick stroll to the parks!
- Disney’s Newport Bay Club: Ahoy, mateys! New England seaside vibes meet Disney charm. Nautical-themed rooms, a massive pool, and Mickey waffles for breakfast. Fair warning: Your kids might start speaking in pirate!
- Disney’s Sequoia Lodge: Cozy up, woodland creatures! Think rustic lodge meets Disney magic. Warm fireplaces, an indoor pool, and Bambi-inspired decor. Perfect for when you need a breather from the park madness.
Off-Site (Still Sprinkled with Pixie Dust)
- Radisson Blu Hotel Paris, Marne-la-Vallée : Sleek rooms, a gorgeous pool, and a free shuttle to Disney. It’s like a grown-up hotel that still knows how to party with Mickey.
- B&B Hotel At Disneyland® Paris : Budget-friendly without skimping on the fun! Simple, clean rooms and a free shuttle to the parks. More euros left for Mickey ears and macarons!
- Hôtel l’Elysée Val d’Europe : Parisian chic meets Disney proximity. Elegant rooms, a touch of French flair, and just a short bus ride to the magic. C’est magnifique!
Hong Kong Disneyland
Nǐ hǎo, Mickey! This compact park is where East meets West in the most magical way possible. We zoomed through space, hung out with Buzz and Woody, and nibbled on dim sum Mickey buns more times than we can count! Here’s our family’s guide to this Asian Disney gem:
Parks
One Magical Kingdom with Seven Enchanted Lands
- Main Street, U.S.A.: Classic Disney with a Hong Kong twist
- Perfect for: Shoppers and those seeking that quintessential Disney entrance
- Must-do: Grab a photo with the iconic Castle of Magical Dreams
- Family tip: Don’t miss the Festival of Lion King show – it’s roar-some!
- Adventureland: A jungle of fun with an Asian flair
- Perfect for: Thrill-seekers and Indiana Jones wannabes
- Must-do attractions: Jungle River Cruise, Rafts to Tarzan’s Treehouse
- Family tip: Cool off with a Dole Whip – trust us, the Hong Kong heat is no joke!
- Fantasyland: Where fairy tales come to life
- Perfect for: The young and young at heart
- Must-do attractions: It’s a Small World, Mickey’s PhilharMagic
- Family tip: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is way more fun than you’d expect!
- Tomorrowland: Blast off to the future
- Perfect for: Sci-fi fans and speed demons
- Must-do attractions: Hyperspace Mountain, Iron Man Experience
- Family tip: Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters is great for some friendly family competition!
- Toy Story Land: Shrink down to toy size
- Perfect for: Pixar fans and the young at heart
- Must-do attractions: RC Racer, Slinky Dog Spin
- Family tip: The theming here is incredible – look for all the oversized toys!
- Grizzly Gulch: Disney’s take on the Wild West
- Perfect for: Thrill-seekers and those who love a good theme
- Must-do attractions: Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars
- Family tip: Watch out for the geysers – you might get wet!
- Mystic Point: A Victorian-era mansion with magical secrets
- Perfect for: Mystery lovers and Disney history buffs
- Must-do attractions: Mystic Manor (it’s like Haunted Mansion’s cooler cousin!)
- Family tip: The details in this land are incredible – take your time exploring!
- World of Frozen: Opened on 20 November 2023.
Remember, pack your sense of adventure (and maybe some chopsticks) – you’re about to experience Disney magic with a side of dim sum!
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Where To Stay With Kids
- Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel: Victorian elegance meets Mickey Mouse charm! Think grand staircases, topiary mazes, and a pool with a waterslide. Warning: Your princess-loving kids might refuse to leave!
- Disney Explorers Lodge: Adventure is out there! Four themed gardens, rooms with exotic vibes, and a pool that’ll make you feel like you’re in a tropical oasis. Pro tip: The character dim sum here is Instagram gold!
Off-Site (Still Close to the Magic)
- Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung: Sleek and modern with killer views of the South China Sea. Rooftop pool, multiple restaurants, and a quick MTR ride to Disney. Perfect for families who want a taste of the ‘real’ Hong Kong too!
- Auberge Discovery Bay Hong Kong : Beach resort vibes just a ferry ride from the city. Spacious rooms, outdoor pool, and a free shuttle to Disneyland. Ideal for families who want to balance Disney magic with island relaxation.
- Hong Kong Gold Coast Hotel : A hidden gem with a private beach! Kid-friendly themed rooms, multiple pools, and a free shuttle to the MTR (and then to Disney). Great for longer stays where you want to mix Disney days with beach days.
Shanghai Disney Resort
Welcome to Disney’s newest and largest magic kingdom in Asia! We’ve zoomed through the TRON Lightcycle, soared with pirates, and munched on Mickey-shaped baozi more times than we can say “bibbidi-bobbidi-boo” in Mandarin!
Parks
One Enchanted Kingdom with Seven Magical Lands
- Mickey Avenue: A whimsical welcome to Chinese Disney
- Perfect for: Shopaholics and those craving that first magical moment
- Must-do: Snap a selfie with the Storytellers Statue
- Family tip: Try the bubble waffle ice cream cones – they’re Mickey-licious!
- Gardens of Imagination: A serene center with a Chinese twist
- Perfect for: Those seeking a breather and great castle views
- Must-do attractions: Dumbo the Flying Elephant, Marvel Universe
- Family tip: Catch the Ignite the Dream nighttime spectacular – it’ll blow your Mickey ears off!
- Fantasyland: Where Chinese and Western fairy tales collide
- Perfect for: The young and the young at heart
- Must-do attractions: Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Voyage to the Crystal Grotto
- Family tip: The Enchanted Storybook Castle is the largest in any Disney park!
- Treasure Cove: Ahoy, matey! It’s a pirate’s life for ye!
- Perfect for: Swashbucklers and Jack Sparrow fans
- Must-do attractions: Pirates of the Caribbean Battle for the Sunken Treasure
- Family tip: This isn’t your grandma’s Pirates ride – prepare to be amazed!
- Adventure Isle: Indiana Jones meets Avatar
- Perfect for: Thrill-seekers and nature lovers
- Must-do attractions: Roaring Rapids, Soaring Over the Horizon
- Family tip: Camp Discovery challenge trails are a hit with older kids!
- Tomorrowland: The future is now, and it’s awesome
- Perfect for: Sci-fi fans and speed demons
- Must-do attractions: TRON Lightcycle Power Run, Buzz Lightyear Planet Rescue
- Family tip: TRON is intense – make sure your little ones meet the height requirement!
- Toy Story Land: You’ve got a friend in these rides!
- Perfect for: Pixar fans and the young at heart
- Must-do attractions: Rex’s Racer, Woody’s Round-Up
- Family tip: Slinky Dog Spin is gentler than it looks – perfect for your little green aliens!
- Zootopia: Opened on December 2023
Remember, Shanghai Disneyland is massive, so comfortable shoes are a must! And don’t forget to try the unique Chinese-inspired Disney snacks – Mickey soup dumplings, anyone?
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Where To Stay With Kids
- Shanghai Disneyland Hotel: Art Nouveau elegance meets Mickey’s playhouse! Think grand lobbies, character dining, and a pool with a Wonderland theme.
- Toy Story Hotel: You’ve got a friend in this hotel! Colorful, larger-than-life decor, Buzz and Woody everywhere, and a pool shaped like a Rubik’s cube. Pro tip: The Gift of Friendship shop is a toy-lover’s paradise!
Off-Site (Still Sprinkled with Pixie Dust)
- Shanghai Marriott Hotel Kangqiao: Sleek and modern with a touch of Chinese charm. Stunning city views, multiple restaurants, and a free shuttle to Disney. Perfect for families who want to balance Mickey time with Shanghai exploration!
- The Qube Hotel Shanghai Pudong: Quirky cube-shaped rooms that’ll make your kids feel like they’re in a Minecraft world! Close to Disney, with a fun vibe and budget-friendly prices. Great for families who prefer to spend their yuan in the parks!
- Moonlo Hotel: Futuristic design meets family-friendly comfort. Themed rooms, a playful atmosphere, and easy access to Disney. Ideal for families who want a unique hotel experience without breaking the piggy bank.
Tokyo Disneyland
Konnichiwa, Mickey-san! Welcome to what many (including us!) consider the crème de la crème of Disney parks outside the USA. Owned by Oriental Land Company but sprinkled with that classic Disney pixie dust, this resort is where East meets West in the most kawaii way possible! Here’s our family’s guide to this Japanese Disney wonderland:
Parks
Two Magical Kingdoms (Plus Some Bonus Magic!)
- Tokyo Disneyland: The classic Disney experience with a Japanese twist
- Perfect for: Disney purists and first-timers
- Must-do attractions: Pooh’s Hunny Hunt, Monsters Inc. Ride & Go Seek
- Family tip: The Happiness is Here parade will make your heart explode with joy!
- Tokyo DisneySea: A nautical adventure you won’t find anywhere else
- Perfect for: Older kids, adults, and anyone who loves unique theming
- Must-do attractions: Journey to the Center of the Earth, Sindbad’s Storybook Voyage
- Family tip: The shows here are next level – don’t miss Big Band Beat!
- Ikspiari:
- Perfect for: Souvenir hunters and those needing a Disney break
- Must-do: Check out the Disney Store (of course!) and grab a bite at one of the many restaurants
- Family tip: The cinema here shows movies in English with Japanese subtitles – perfect for a rainy day!
Remember, Tokyo Disney Resort takes Disney magic to a whole new level. The attention to detail, the impeccable cleanliness, and the unique snacks (popcorn in flavors you’ve never imagined!) will blow your Mickey ears off. Pack your comfiest walking shoes and your sense of wonder – you’re about to experience Disney magic, Japanese style!
Pro tip: FastPasses here are like gold. Develop a strategy before you go, and may the odds be ever in your favor!
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Where To Stay With Kids
- Tokyo Disneyland Hotel : Victorian elegance meets kawaii cuteness! Think grand staircases, character-themed rooms, and a view of Cinderella Castle that’ll make your princesses (or princes) squeal with delight. Warning: Your kids might never want to leave!
- Disney Ambassador Hotel : Art deco glamour with a Mickey twist! Chic rooms, character dining, and a pool that’ll make you feel like a Hollywood star. Pro tip: The Mickey-shaped waffles at breakfast are worth waking up early for!
- Tokyo DisneySea Hotel Miracosta : You’re IN the park. Literally! Mediterranean vibes, stunning DisneySea views, and the closest you’ll ever get to sleeping in a Disney attraction. Fair warning: It’s pricey, but oh so worth it for that Disney immersion!
Off-Site (Still Sprinkled with Pixie Dust)
- Hilton Tokyo Bay : An official Disney partner hotel with a dash of elegance. Spacious rooms, multiple restaurants, and a free shuttle to the parks. Perfect for families who want Western comforts with their Japanese Disney adventure!
- Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay: Japanese hospitality meets Disney proximity. Cozy rooms, an indoor pool, and just a short train ride to Disney. Great for experiencing a bit of real Japan alongside your Disney dreams!
- Hiyori Hotel Maihama: Modern, clean, and oh-so-close to Disney! Compact but efficient rooms (very Japanese!), breakfast with a view, and walking distance to the parks. Ideal for families who plan to spend every waking moment in Disney!
How To Keep Your Family Safe In Disney
- Matching T-shirts aren’t just cute – they’re practical! Makes spotting your crew in crowds easier than finding Nemo!
- Snap a pic of your kiddos each morning. Quick way to remember what they’re wearing if they decide to play hide and seek.
- Teach your little ones about Cast Members. Show them the name tags – these are the good guys if they get lost!
- Set a meeting spot in each land. Pick something unmissable, like Cinderella’s Castle or that giant Sorcerer’s Hat.
- Use waterproof ID bracelets. Write your contact info – perfect for non-verbal kids or in countries where you don’t speak the language.
- Stay hydrated like it’s your job. Disney days are marathons, not sprints. Free water at quick-service spots!
- Sunscreen, sunscreen, sunscreen. Reapply often – nobody wants a Lobster Mickey!
- Hand sanitizer is your new best friend. Use it more often than you pose for PhotoPass pics.
- Know the height requirements. Measure kids before you go to avoid disappointment (and tantrums).
- Use Disney’s apps for wait times and maps. Less time lost means less chance of losing someone.
- Establish a bathroom buddy system. Nobody gets left behind, not even for a potty break!
- Be vigilant on rides. Keep those hands and feet inside the vehicle at all times!
Top 8 Pro Tips for Families Visiting Disney Parks
- Stay on-site if you can: The Disney hotels are part of the experience, and the extra magic hours are a huge perk.
- Use the Disney Genie+ system: It replaced the old FastPass system and can save you hours of queuing.
- Take advantage of character dining: It’s a great way to meet characters without long lines. Our kids love Chef Mickey’s!
- Plan for rest days: With so much to see and do, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. We always schedule a pool day mid-trip.
- Use the Disney transportation system: It’s free, efficient, and adds to the magical experience.
- Pack snacks and water bottles: You can bring these into the parks, saving money and meltdowns!
- Make use of the rider switch: Great for families with kids of different ages/heights.
Download the My Disney Experience app: It’s a lifesaver for wait times, mobile ordering, and navigating the parks.
Other Fun Facts About Disney Parks Around The World
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- Biggest Disney Park: Disneyland Shanghai
- Smallest Disney Park: Magic Kingdom in Florida
- Each Disney Castle has its own theme:
- Disneyland, CA: Sleeping Beauty Castle
- Disney World, FL: Cinderella Castle
- Disneyland Tokyo: Cinderella Castle
- Disneyland Paris: Le Château de la Belle au Bois dormant
- Disneyland Hong Kong: Castle of Magical Dreams
- Disney Shanghai: Enchanted Storybook Castle
- Disney park with the most rides: Magic Kingdom (Florida) with 23 rides
- There are smells diffused into some of the parks, like Disney World, with machines called Smellitzer to pump specific smells into the air through vents near the ground. Like the sweet scent of Main Street, USA, or of gunpowder and ocean smells near Pirates of the Caribbean.
- Employees use underground tunnels all over the parks to get around!
- When Magic Kingdom first opened, admission was only $3.50. You can’t even buy a cupcake for that amount today.
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For more fun facts, read this article!
Family-Friendly Resources For Booking Your Trip To Disney
Book your flight to Disneyland with family on Booking.com, Skyscanner, Kiwi.com, or Expedia
Find a nice hotel near Disneyland from Booking.com, Expedia, or Vrbo, (we also love Tripadvisor and Hotels.com)
Discover more fun activities on GetYourGuide, Airbnb Experiences, or Viator
Need a car? Rent one on Expedia Rental Cars
Get your family’s travel insurance from World Nomads
Capture your best Disney memories with a GroPro, Sony camera, or our favorite drones: DJI FPV, Air, and Mini
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