Mom and daughter on Expedition Everest; Animal Kingdom
  • On Feb 7, 2010
    Britanny from CA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    I am 18 years old and I am planning a graduation trip to walt disney world. Any ideas on what I should do? Or pack?

    When I was your age my then boyfriend brought me to Disney World to celebrate my graduation!  It was such a magical trip that years later I married that boyfriend! See, you'll know he's the one if he asks you to go with him to Disney.

    I suggest that you look at one of the Magic Your Way packages that Disney offers. These can include your resort, park tickets & even dining all in one package which will help take a lot of the guess work out of your planning. 

    Definitely visit The Magic Kingdom for that true Disney feeling. Epcot is a lot of fun & if you go to the World Showcase there you can meet lots of Cast Members from all over the world that are around your age. My husband & I are still friends with people that we met back then in Epcot! Plus, in Epcot's World Showcase you can experience different cultures & their foods. Downtown Disney is free to visit & has lots of neat shops & restaurants. 

    Pack lots of layers! In the early morning or evenings a hoodie or cardigan will be your bff! You'll be doing a lot of walking so be sure to bring shoes that are comfortable & a backup pair in case you encounter rain.

    I know this is a lot of information so if you want us to narrow some of this down for you just drop another question at us with specifics! I hope you have a great time, Brittany, & congrats on graduating!
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Meet the Panelist: Amy, Georgia

My name is Amy and I live in North Georgia where my husband and I own a restaurant and small hotel. My family explores Disney about twice a year and we always discover something new to share with our family, neighbors, friends and potential future friends! Learn More About Amy

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