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50 Simple Tricks That Make Travel So Much Easier



Getting to Disney World isn’t a hop, skip, and a jump away for EVERYONE. Most guests will have to travel loooooong distances to reach the most magical place on earth. So how can you IMPROVE your travel experience and make sure things are EASY? Stick with us and we’ll give you FIFTY different tricks and tips from our combined decades of travel that we KNOW will help

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22 Comments

  3. Dr Bravo

    417 is much more direct than 528 from the airport. Most of the buses will use 417. 417 will take you right into epcot center drive or the parkway into animal kingdom and hollywood.

  4. Imzadi

    I tried packing cubes. I prefer zip locks. You can sit on them and squeeze the air out. You can use them over and over. Just store them in your suite case for your next trip.

  5. James Judge

    Regardimg motion sickness, if it's going to be a day or more on the road, invest in scopolamine patches (Transderm Scop at Amazon is $81). Several of my sailing teammates swear by these, and we often encounter really brutal storms that would have them hurling fast. Available by prescription only, but Amazon has a fix for that.

  7. GL Josh

    My wife must travel with her pillows. I prefer either the exit row when travelling solo or towards the back of the plane with family. We normally have to wait for luggage and my daughter can't reach the overhead bin. Might as well spend that time of the flight and get off the plane when it's slightly less hectic.

  8. Disney Deets

    My best tip for keeping tech cords organized is using bread bag ties! That way I just have to roll and tie them and they can go in any bag, not just a specific organizer.

  10. Colonel Potter

    As a TSA officer I agree with having a picture of your boarding pass helps us immensely and also another tip too especially with medication is that you have it declared at the officer that is telling you take off your shoes etc also same thing is that NyQuil is considered medical liquid so you can bring the normal size one with you. If you do forget your ID expect a pat down and someone go through all your bags no we cannot take a picture of ID as your ID but we can use as part of the ID process. TSA PreCheck also applies to kids 12 and under with an accompanying adult that has PreCheck but also not every airport has a PreCheck lane so you might be given something instead to denote PreCheck

  12. Adrian Jenkins

    I smile at the premise of this video and some of the tips within it together with some of the comments. I live approximately 8,750 miles from Walt Disney World. It would take a minimum of 17-18 hours flying one-way for me to get there. When you are travelling really long distance from well outside the USA, some of these tips become useless or, at least, unlikely. Bringing your own pillow – yeah right; TSA Pre-Check/Clear – not available to non-Americans; Temporary tattoos – US Immigration teams probably not keen. There is a major difference between travel from another US state and travel across a major ocean or oceans.

  13. Sahi Rosemère

    For Luggage tags, a newish company from my end of the world, QR Post, offers tags with QR codes on them. If your luggage is lost, the person who finds the luggage scans the QR code on the tag and you get notified that your luggage has been found. They cost about 3$CAD each

  17. Jim Addie

    Another supremely useful post! Great tips, we’ll be using a good many of them. One small thing…somebody needs to learn just a bit about editing dialog. Most DFB videos are edited well, this one…the VO editing…hmm. Hit me up directly if you’d like my tips.

  20. happycanadianguy

    Another tip. 2 decongestants just before your flight takes off and another 2 half way through the flight. Ear popping problem solved. A tip from my pharmacist. You'll thank me!!

  21. Lucas Esteban Moraga Fernandez

    Thank you so much, ive went to orlando twice now (i live in south america and it is expensive to travel), and since the first time i went i have been watching your videos specifically not to screw my trips up, and i have to say it, you were and are a life saver for me. Thanks to you all my trips have been the best they can, no long lines, getting to watch all parades and shows avaiable at the moment, and more. I just want to thank you for being such a great help and always being there for your followers. Tysm and have a great new year,

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