Want to take a solo Disney vacation but not sure how to do it? Take the expert advice of one traveler who had a life-changing experience at Walt Disney World.
As a lifelong fan of Disney, my bucket list consists of a lot of experiences related to the Disney parks and Disney vacations, and this spring, I finally crossed a big one off my list. I woke up early one morning, said goodbye to my husband, and got in my car for a seven-hour drive from my home in Atlanta to Orlando, where I spent three glorious days at Walt Disney World—all by myself.
Get the My Disney Experience app and do some advance planning.Although it’s definitely possible to go to Disney World and have fun on the fly, your trip will go a lot more smoothly if you plan ahead. Once your tickets are purchased, you can make three FastPasses at a time on the My Disney Experience app, and you totally should—this means you can hop on three rides with a much shorter wait, and once you’ve used those three up, you can make more for the same day.
Keep safety first.Even though we want to believe that the most magical place on Earth is also the safest place on Earth, that’s not necessarily true, and when you’re taking a solo Disney vacation, you definitely want to make sure your bases are covered. Keep your phone charged in case of an emergency, and let someone know roughly where you plan to be that day in case anything happens.
Really allow yourself to enjoy that freedom, too. If you’re too tired to stay for the fireworks, don’t—you can come tomorrow night. If you want to spend an hour browsing a gift shop, do it. Wanna stand in line to meet Mickey and then ride Space Mountain five times in a row? It’s all you! Traveling on your own terms is such a special experience, and you owe it to yourself to embrace it.
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