DID YOU KNOW

Bring a sharpie for autograph books

Mickey, Minnie, Cinderella, and their pals can barely see through those masks.

Their signatures will look better if you give them a bigger writing implement, so the characters can actually see that their signatures are legible.

Sit in the middle of the monorail for easy access out.

Otherwise, you can get stuck behind hundreds of people at every stop, which potentially means even longer lines for rides once you get out.

The back of the Safari is better than the front,

You can turn around and see any animals you've missed.

Ask for the front row of Soarin'

Do this on the epic hang-glider simulator so you don't have other people's feet dangling in your face.

Go to the parks the morning of a half marathon or any other “Run Disney!” race.

Almost everyone is running.
So the parks, especially Magic Kingdom, are ghost towns.

Take a boat ride from Magic Kingdom to the Wilderness Lodge at sunset, And you’ll get epic views.

Watch the electric light parade from the shores of Fort Wilderness.

You can see everything from a relatively peaceful location, and not get crushed in the busy crowds.

Start from the back of any park and head forward

This is a solid tip for any amusement park.

If you’ve gotten in line early and are coming in through the gates with the masses.

Head to the back of the park.

At Magic Kingdom, you’ll take advantage of minimal waits for great rides like Splash Mountain by circumventing the crowds in the park of the front.

Use fast passes strategically

One pro tips is to snag a fast pass for Space Mountain.

Walk briskly to the back of the park for Splash Mountain and other rides, and then come back to the front of the park to use your FastPass once the initial hubbub at Space Mountain has died down.

It’s one more way to make the most magical place on earth that much more magical.

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