Disney World tips

Ducks and squirrels are common sights at Disney World. But have you ever noticed a wild otter?

I have hazy memories of visiting Disney World as a kid. There’s an old picture of me grinning from ear to ear in front of the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse, so I think it’s safe to say I probably enjoyed the experience. But going to Disney as an adult in charge of planning the trip—where to stay, how to navigate the park, how not to waste two hours waiting in line—is an entirely different experience. It feels like going for the first time all over again.

So, you’re planning a vacation to Disney World. Congratulations! If this is your first time visiting the popular Orlando theme parks, you might be feeling a little overwhelmed. That’s why we’ve put together this step-by-step guide on how to plan a Walt Disney World vacation. Keep reading for planning advice and all kinds of Disney World tips.

A family of "Star Wars" fans experienced a magical moment at Disney World this month when they introduced their 7-month-old daughter to the character she was named after.

As a frequent Disney World visitor, there's nothing I dread more than the painful logistics of getting from point A to point B.

A new Americana-themed amusement park and resort complex — with amenities comparable to Disney World — is coming to Oklahoma.

Walt Disney World's Disney Genie+ reservation system is about to get more flexible for visitors starting tomorrow.