Today I have a real treat for you— we are going to go over everything you need to know for a solo Disney trip!
Listen Episode 33 Below on to How to Do Disney Solo
There are so many tips online about doing Disney as a family, as a honeymoon, and even as a large reunion. There’s hardly anything out there for those wanting to do Walt Disney World alone.
Today we’ll uncover How to Make the Most of a Solo Walt Disney World Trip:
- Ways to plan
- How to socialize
- Choosing the perfect hotel
- Solo Tips
- Unique ways to spice up your trip
- How to come back home with the best Disney World solo trip report
Disney World Solo Trip Itinerary
Grab your Walt Disney World game-plan cheat sheet for your next solo Disney vacation!
What are the best Disney resorts for Solo Travelers?
- Swan and Dolphin Resort
- Windsor Hills Resort (perfect if you’re meeting family or friends later)
- Fort Wilderness Resort
- Coronado Springs Resort
- Buena Vista Palace
Final Thoughts
Have I convinced you to go to Disney World alone yet?
Be courageous, take the leap and go!
Don’t spend your life waiting for others schedule to line up with yours in order for you to make that solo trek.
If you want to go to Disney World by yourself, then go!
Traveling by myself to theme parks is my Theme Park Therapy and I want it to become yours.
So, let me know below if you’ve ever went to a theme park by yourself or if you’re thinking about going at it alone in the comment section below?
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NikkyJ
This sounds exciting, I’ll be going ( alone ) on a Disney trip during the covid-19 situation.
Been reading it’s pretty fast with no long waiting in line. This will be all new to me, so very much looking forward to your tips on going alone.
Thank you
Anne
Hi Anne!
It’s such a great thing to hear that you are going on a solo trip to Walt Disney World. Although the pandemic is still affecting the parks, you’ll be able to have a safe and fun trip. Just make sure you plan out your itinerary and bring some items such as extra masks, hand wipes and sanitizer to keep every area that you’re around as safe as possible.
Nikky