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Top 9 Tips for Your Last Day at Disney World

The last day at Walt Disney World is definitely the saddest day, but it can still be magical and fun.  You should definitely still try to get the most out of the day and enjoy the last bit of magic while you can.  Here are our top nine tips for your last day at Walt Disney World:





 

9 – Pack up the night before and triple-check that you have everything.

You will definitely make life easier for your last day if you go ahead and pack up the night before. You won’t feel as rushed when doing it, and you can enjoy more of your last day instead of spending it packing. It also gives you extra time to make sure that you have everything and aren’t forgetting anything important.

8 – Make the most of your time.

We always try to get up early the day we leave so that we can experience and do more the last day before we have to leave. If you make a plan for that day, you can actually get a lot accomplished before you leave.

7 – Don’t save Must-Do experiences for the last day (unless you are just revisiting them).

It is never a good idea to hold any of your experiences that you consider “Must-Do” for the last day. You never know when there will be inclement weather, an attraction gets closed, plans change, etc. and you don’t want to risk missing it. Do “Must-Do” experiences earlier in your vacation and then repeat some of your favorites on your last day.

Seven Dwarf’s Mine Train

6 – Check your carry-on bags at the front of the resort.

If you are venturing out to the parks or other areas around Walt Disney World, you can check any bags you have with you at the front of the resort so that you don’t have to carry them around the parks. Everything can stay safe with Disney, and then you can grab them when you are back and ready to head out.

5 – Pay extra attention to your airport transportation pick-up time.

If you’re not driving yourself and have secured airport transportation back to the airport, it is essential to make sure know when you will depart to the airport to be sure that you don’t miss your flight. You will need to make sure to be back at your resort in plenty of time to catch your bus.





 

4 – Make sure you have used up your Disney Dining Plan credits.

If you have Disney Dining Plan credits left over, then you definitely don’t want those to go to waste. Unused meals and snacks rollover day to day and expire at midnight on the day of checkout, so be sure to use those last meals and snacks before you leave the resort! You can also use snack credits to purchase various snacks, including pre-packaged snacks like Disney candy and other treats, which you can take home with you. Definitely, don’t let these entitlements go to waste when you can take a little bit of the magic home with you to snack on later!

3 – Review your final resort bill in detail.

Make sure that all of your charges are correct. You will receive your charges info by email, and you should definitely review it. At the same time, you are there so that you can discuss any discrepancies. We have had meals charged to the room that should have used the dining plan before, and it was a simple discussion to fix since we were still there.

2 – End on a high note with some of your favorite experiences.

We always try to pick some of our favorite and most magical experiences to enjoy for the last day so that we leave Disney on a high note.  We tend to like visiting the Magic Kingdom on the last day so that we can see Cinderella Castle one last time and ride many of the kids’ favorite attractions.

1 – Take lots of pictures.

Be sure to take lots of pictures on the last day.  It is a nice recap of your entire stay and commemorates your last exciting moments at Walt Disney World.  Sometimes, we even wear our family shirts for the last day so that we make the most fun out of the last day that we can get!

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Kristin

Hi! I’m Kristin, and I am a wife and mother of 2 young boys (ages 5 and 2). I first fell in love with Disney when my mom took me when I was a child. After that I proceeded to go to WDW for my senior trip with my friends, and I completed a year in the Disney College Program (working in merchandise at Mickey’s of Hollywood at Disney’s Hollywood Studios). I shared my love of Disney with my now husband and sucked him in. We vacationed at Walt Disney World 2-3 times per year. We decided that what maked more sense was just moving to Orlando so that we could live the Disney life and be here for all of our favorite events and seasons every year. That is exactly what we did! Now we are at the parks a couple times a week and go for most events and major holidays. We can’t get enough and get to experience Disney in a whole different way.
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