50 Things in Disney World Everyone Should Do At Least ONCE!

There are some things we do each and every Disney World trip, but with SO much to see and do, you probably haven’t done everything. No matter who you are, or what your Disney World vacation looks like, these are the things you’re gonna want to do at least once!

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[potato.snowflake]

Fun fact me and my mom wanted to ride splash mountain and we got first row during the fireworks right at the very last drop the ride stopped for fireworks so we ended up watching the fire works from one of the highest points in Disney it was magical

[thepeachyemily]

When I was recovering from my ED (eating disorder), I would watch DFB snack and meal episodes and make it my goal to eat at least 2 snacks from one of their videos every time I went to Disney since I was at Disney at least twice a week. It really helped me!

[toddw]

WDW Cast Members: Take the time to recognize exceptional Cast Members. If you are not a Twitter user or are not tech savvy, simply fill out a compliment card at guest relations or the front desk. Jot down their name and where they are from so you can fill it out on the card.

For my family, the best memories almost always are the direct result of Disney World Cast Members doing something unexpected at just the right moment in time. There was a gardener at Animal Kingdom still working on one of the areas early in the morning. He noticed our daughter was smelling all of the flowers, so he snipped a nice flower, then brought it over and gave it to her. Another time at Pop Century in the food court, a cast member struck up a conversation with our daughter and then she ended up coloring character pages with her at a coloring table. Exceptional Cast Members really are the magic makers at WDW. Simple, unexpected moments of pure kindness are what have always made it a special place.

[disnerd.]

Fun fact: the utiladors are actually on the first floor, the actual park sits on the second and third and floor. This is because you can’t really dig down in Florida, because of the high water table

[richardmercer]

The movie at One Man's Dream, narrated by Julie Andrews, is a must do on every trip. It's like going to Disney church.

[Laura-qlmg]

I didn't care about the fireworks when I went to Disney a couple years ago thinking they're just fireworks. Boy was I wrong! We just happened to still be in Magic Kingdom when they started so we stopped and watched. There's truly something magical about them and I 100% cried just like AJ said. Now I recommend it to anyone who's going.

[taytay]

I have no plans to go to any Disney in many decades, as I am an 18 year old college student. But I watch all of these videos and will continue to. They are so relaxing and nice. :)

[MannyEmm]

You are called into the managers office and you are very concerned, only to have them congratulate you and hand you the letter or card saying how good a job you did. Guests compliments are so cool and I truly appreciated them.

[jennifergrace]

Do not buy a pair of ears, it triggers something deep within you and you will never stop

[selinametalslasha]

First time I met Mickey&Minnie was my first day in Disney. In the first 5 minutes! A CM told us to come meet Mickey bacause no one was in line (Animal Kingdom meet and greets are underrated!) and it was amazing!! The safari outfits were so cute, and because there was no one else there it was a really personal first interaction! Mickey even wrote a welcome to Disney message to me when I told him about my journey! Can’t wait to be back 🎉

[NikkiMouse]

OMG!! AJ!! That hidden Mickey on Mickey’s birthday!! How freaking cool is that!?! Disney is just.. so amazing. I can’t even. lol!! Thanks for sharing!! Love your content!! 💜💜💜

[lakv]

I did the Wild African Trek tour at Animal Kingdom. It was such a transformative experience. Anyone who likes hiking and animals is going to have an amazing experience. My favorite experience was eating in the savannah, feet away from dozens of wild animals.

[AverytheCubanAmerican]

On behalf of Walt Disney World, we hope you’ve enjoyed this unique journey through our living laboratories. If you’d like a closer look, then check out the Behind the Seeds walking tour. It’s a chance for the whole family to get up close and personal with the plants and growing techniques in our laboratory.

[zezmcguffin]

This whole video is my bucket list....

[joepalmer]

If it’s the International Festival of the Arts, wouldn’t it be I-FARTS? 😂😂😂

[kathymcel]

you can have a wonderful time at Disney without spending extra $$$ on unnecessary things like tours of the basement, after hours parties and very expensive dinners. We do spend on character meals and my daughter would like to do the behind the seeds tour. Just FYI as someone who has been there many times on a budget. It's magical even without all that.

[trevorshaw-mumford]

*Me sadly checking off all the things on the list we WERE going to do this year*

Hopefully they can go on our list next year!

[novemberninth]

I've never been to any Disney parks but this video makes me so, so happy. When I go there (someday, hopefully) I'll DEFINITELY tackle that kitchen sink, do the mountain rides, buy souvenirs, eat classic snacks, attend the Epcot festivals, and meet the characters. The list goes on and on, but hey, I can dream right? Thanks for the video, AJ!

[Jlnkve]

My family and I got up around 3 or 4 am to make our way to Hollywood Studios and get 6 boarding passes for Rise of the Resistance. It was completely worth it. My older sister who is 26 loved it, I am 19 and I loved it. My 12-year-old sister loved it. And my baby brother who is 7 absolutely loved it. Rise of the Resistance was a great ride and a good family ride. One of the best Disney rides to debut.

[emilysalzwedel]

I can't wait to stay in star wars hotel once it opens!