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Shannon Albert hosts WDW Prep To Go - a Disney World planning podcast, a society show with 100 episodes published.
Matt shared highlights from his family of six's first Walt Disney World vacation (June 13–21), covering their stay at Disney's Beach Club, transportation, heavy use of Lightning Lanes, and a day-by-day recap of dining, a
Kelly, her husband, and their two daughters spent June 4–12 at Walt Disney World, enjoying multiple resorts, character meals, water parks, and all four Disney parks while using Lightning Lanes daily. Despite a few minor
Stacey and Stefanie planned a Disney World trip for 22 relatives from the U.S. and England, using detailed scheduling, apps, and ride-planning tools to keep the large group organized. The week included Disney parks, Univ
In this episode, I recap my May 26–June 3 trip to Walt Disney World, highlighting new attractions, entertainment, dining experiences, and summer offerings across the parks and resorts. I also review several off-site and
I spoke with Steven from Dintroverts about how introverts can enjoy Walt Disney World by managing energy, taking breaks, using sensory tools, and finding quiet recharge spots around the parks. He shared his favorite loca
I recap my five-night Alaska cruise on the Disney Cruise Line's Disney Magic, highlighting Vancouver sightseeing, onboard experiences like Glacier Viewing Day and Frozen-themed activities, and a relaxed food-and-drink cr
Hali shared highlights from her family's May Disney World trip, where they stayed at Disney's Port Orleans Resort – Riverside, visited all four parks, used the Dining Plan and Lightning Lanes, and enjoyed favorites like
Christine shared details from her Apr. 17–25 Disney World trip for 16 relatives, including coordinated park plans, Lightning Lanes, dining, and transportation across multiple parks and resort days. Despite challenges wit
I interviewed Jacki before and after her week-long Disney World trip to talk through her plans vs. how everything actually went. She and her husband built a flexible itinerary with After Hours events, resort time, and ev
A 4-night Disney Wonder Baja cruise plus Disneyland trip was fun but chilly, with Catalina a highlight and Ensenada skippable. Disneyland was low-key with standby lines and shows, and the recap favors longer cruises whil
Monique from Perth took her husband and three sons to Singapore for a Disney Adventure cruise, enjoying top attractions, smooth concierge boarding perks, and onboard highlights like shows, water slides, and themed dining
Cameron and Holly traveled March 25–April 6 with their daughters from Minneapolis to London, Disneyland Paris, and Paris, covering major sights, food experiences, and a women's Arsenal vs. Tottenham match before taking t
Episode 508 of WDW Prep To Go follows Cameron and Jessica's late March Disney World spring break trip with their daughter, featuring a split stay, heavy Lightning Lane use, frequent park hopping, and highlights like char
Jordan's March Disney trip with her daughter, niece, and sister was fast-paced but successful, staying at Pop Century, hitting all four parks with smart planning and minimal waits. Despite crowds, high Lightning Lane cos
Blair Lamb shares her experience visiting Disney World at 23 weeks pregnant, discussing energy limits, pelvic pain, ride choices based on comfort, and how tools like an ECV and a slower park pace helped her manage the tr
Amy visited Disney World the first week of March with her 11-year-old twin sons, sister, and 6-year-old niece, staying at All-Star Movies and using services like luggage transfer, grocery delivery, and a shared Quick Ser
Gionni planned a late February multi-generational trip for 13 people to Walt Disney World Resort, coordinating dining, Lightning Lanes, and logistics while the group stayed at Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort and visited
In this episode, I talk with Tony about his family's February trip to Walt Disney World, featuring heavy park hopping, a split stay at Disney's Polynesian and BoardWalk, and efficient planning with Lightning Lanes and ex
Episode 502 with Crystal covers using Disability Access Service for the first time at Walt Disney World, dealing with cold weather, traveling with three young children, and staying at Disney's Beach Club Resort and Disne
In this episode, I chat with Krysta about her sisters-only land and sea trip that combined Disney World and a Disney Cruise on the Fantasy. They stayed at the BoardWalk, used Lightning Lanes at EPCOT, Hollywood Studios,
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