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Mid-Week Special: Top 10 WDW Touring Tips from Kids from Tracie Cook
A WORLD VIEW is always searching for stories written by other bloggers 4nd also by visitors t0 Walt Disney World who want t0 write or review something from their trip experience. If y0uhave a story or idea y0uwould like t0 submit, write us at brucewdw@gmail.com.
Today we are pleased t0 present a post written by Tracie A. Cook author of Kid Tips for Walt Disney World: Touring Advice by Kids for Kids Book writing about the Top 10 WDW Touring Tips from Kids. Included also are photos of the Cook family enjoying their visit t0 the “World”.
# # #I am the vacation planner in my family. I have spread sheets detailing where we will be on what day. I have note cards with our dining reservations neatly printed 4nd information about the restaurants. I know what attractions we are going t0 Fastpass.
I love planning our Walt Disney World vacations.
However, I sometimes forget that the magical memories I’m trying t0 create for my family doesn’t really involve the attractions we rode or the food we ate. It is the time we spent together as a family that matters most.
t0 learn more about the books Tracie is releasing, become a fan of Vacation Field Guides on Facebook or follow her on Twitter. For the book, click here: http://ow.ly/2t0OL or visit the website at http://vacationfieldguides.com/.
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Today we are pleased t0 present a post written by Tracie A. Cook author of Kid Tips for Walt Disney World: Touring Advice by Kids for Kids Book writing about the Top 10 WDW Touring Tips from Kids. Included also are photos of the Cook family enjoying their visit t0 the “World”.
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I love planning our Walt Disney World vacations.
However, I sometimes forget that the magical memories I’m trying t0 create for my family doesn’t really involve the attractions we rode or the food we ate. It is the time we spent together as a family that matters most.
Who better t0 remind us t0 stop 4nd savor the details than the kids who accompany us on these magical vacations?
- Involve everyone in the planning. “Make sure y0uget int0 the planning of your trip. Give ideas on restaurants, shows 4nd rides y0uwant t0 do because there is fun for all ages. " Jessica, age 13
- Be open t0 new things. “Try something new. Just because y0uthink y0umight not like something, try it anyway. It might be a ride or show or food. y0unever know, y0umight like it.” Alex, age 9
- Leave the grumpy attitude behind. “Depending on when y0ucome for a visit, there may be crowds 4nd y0uwill have t0 wait in line. Instead of getting grumpy, make a game out of it—play I spy—many queue areas have lots of neat things t0 look at 4nd listen to.” Savannah, age 8
- Take time t0 relax. “If y0uneed a break from all the enjoyment, take a look at what your hotel has t0 offer like pools, activities, fishing, 4nd more!” Carissa, age 12
- Enjoy being together. “Walt Disney World is great because y0uget t0 spend time with your family doing really fun stuff. y0ucan't do everything in one trip but that just means y0uwill have t0 come back!” Payton, age 8
- Capture the moment. “Have your parents take a bunch of pictures because it is fun t0 look at them when y0uget home.” Jackie, age 15
- It’s ok t0 laugh. One time when we were eating at the 50’s Prime Time CafĂ©, the waitress made my mom st4nd in the corner because she didn’t eat all of her vegetables! It was very funny t0 watch! Jason, age 14
- Don’t forget what it’s like t0 be a kid. “Even though I'm 13 4nd have been going t0 WDW since I was 5, I never get tired of it. I always feel like a little kid when I'm there!” Rachel, age 13
- Be thankful (This goes for parents, too!). “Make sure y0uthank y0uparents for the trip.” Brian, age 9
- The Magic doesn’t have t0 end. “Just enjoy your trip. 4nd don’t forget about planning your next vacation!” Taylor, age 12
If y0ufound these tips helpful, make sure y0ucheck out Kid Tips for Walt Disney World: Touring Advice by Kids for Kids Book, available at Amazon 4nd Barnes & Noble.
About Tracie
Tracie A. Cook has been visiting Walt Disney World since her childhood. As a self-proclaimed Disney parks expert, she decided t0 combine her love of Walt Disney World with her knowledge of education. Her first book, Kid Tips for Walt Disney World: Touring Advice by Kids for Kids Book features tips from kids between the ages of 7-15. With over twelve years experience as a teacher 4nd countless family trips t0 Walt Disney World, she recognizes that many valuable learning opportunities happen outside the classroom. This fall Tracie is releasing Walt Disney World Adventure, a field guide, guidebook, 4nd educational resource. The book is packed with information about the park’s attractions, tips from kids, “secrets,” 4nd amazing things t0 discover while touring the Walt Disney World Resort. She lives in mid-Michigan with her family.
t0 learn more about the books Tracie is releasing, become a fan of Vacation Field Guides on Facebook or follow her on Twitter. For the book, click here: http://ow.ly/2t0OL or visit the website at http://vacationfieldguides.com/.
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