Travel Hacks for Walt Disney World. Traveling to FLORIDA this Fall: September and October? Read on for tips.
Disclaimer: I am by no means responsible for closures due to anything and including whatever can and will go wrong during your WDW vacation. I am a Mother of 2 boys who travels to Walt Disney World often and these are my opinions and suggestions. *This article may contain some amazon affiliate links which is a paid link for commission – at no charge or additional cost to you.
Calling all Luxury Travel Moms and Luxury Travel Experts!
✍️Take note and add this to your CHECKLIST FOR TRAVELING!
✅For the ladies out there who might not have as much hair as we want – BUT like having hair styled and “done” especially for all those Photopass Pics – read on!
DISNEY WORLD IS HOT
*✴️When you travel to WDW between the months of April through November chances are it is going to be hot. Traveling to any Theme Park Destination for that matter? Maybe you don’t care about the heat but you want your hair to stay in place looking so beautiful?!
🪮Because of the excessive heat I like to have my hair up in a ponytail. 💄 Not only does it keep me much cooler but it doubles on cuteness.
🩴A Ponytail gives us all a natural face-lift. Who doesn’t want a natural facelift? Vacationing in Walt Disney World always allows me to dress how I really WANT to dress – unlike when we are home.
👓Since I have thin hair, I throw in some clip-in extensions really fast which gives it so much more volume and makes my pictures look all the more glamorous! 👙
🏖️Check out my pictures with extensions here and I will link some options in Amazon below the pics. 🌬️ Disclaimer: The Amazon links may give me a little bit of commission at no extra cost to you at all!
💓With the extra hair you can throw in some cute bows or sparkly pins. So much fun!
For A More Youthful Glow
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One response to “Weekly List of Resources for Traveling to Walt Disney World 🔥HOT TIP 4🔥”
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[…] Know Your Expectations. Anticipate Crowds. Predict people to be in the way. Forecast people to be rude. Presume people to bump into you. LOL This happens anywhere you go – even though it is significantly more at Disney. Despite it all, do your best to tune all of this out. Set yourself up prior and during the trip with everyone else in your party. Remind your party of the hard work, time and money it took to get here and enjoy together and focus on that. While you’re waiting in line play games like “Eye-Spy games or “Would You Rather”. Scheme during long waits! Organize out your next few stops … maybe you need the rest room next, then head over to conquer Pirates and Jungle Cruise and tackle the gift shops on your way to dinner. Read here for tips on traveling to Walt Disney World during August, September and October. […]
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