GOING to Disney World is a dream come true for both children and adults – but there are always things that can go wrong.
From eating bad food to being too tired or staying in the wrong accommodation – it's easy to get overwhelmed and make bad choices.
A Disney fan has shared the mistakes they made while visiting the theme park to prevent others from doing the same.
User Sue Given revealed on the online forum Quora her best advice to anyone who is planning on going to Disney.
Her first piece of advice was to spend your money wisely, and avoid paying for things you won't use.
She said that there were often long lines at the food stalls even off season, and to be cautious about buying everything in sight at the gift shops.
She said she "threw away" most of their things, so think twice before dropping some serious cash there.
Her next tip was to stay at a Disney hotel instead of finding alternative accommodation.
She said: "One time we did not stay at a Disney property and it was a bad decision.
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"We staying at a hotel in Orlando and it was a hassle getting to and from the park."
Sticking with the accommodation theme, Sue recommends finding somewhere with a pool, so you can relax.
She said: "Try to find a property with a pool especially since the weather can be hot and humid during fall, summer and spring."
Her final piece of advice was not to tire yourselves out too much, and to leave the park when you get tired.
She said: "We always went to the park early in the morning and returned to our room early in the afternoon.
"All of us took a nap and later a swim in the pool. We were always exhausted and that seemed like a good way to end the day."
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