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1. If you are staying at a Walt Disney World® Resort, there are certain days that you are able to enter the attractions an hour and a half before official opening. If you're not staying at a Walt Disney World® Resort, check with your hotel to find out which attractions are allowing resort guests in early. You should choose to visit another park that day to avoid long lines.

2. Ride the most popular rides early in the day or late in the day (or during special parades and shows) to find shorter lines.

3. Bring your own bottled water or you're going to pay up to $2.50 for a small bottle of water in the theme parks.

4. Make dinner reservations for park restaurants when you first arrive at the park or you may not be able to eat at the restaurant you prefer.

5. Bring sunscreen - and use it. You won't realize you're sunburned until it's too late.

6. To avoid summer crowds, go to theme parks on rainy days. It'll help keep you cool in the summer and afternoon thunderstorms often clear up as quickly as they begin.

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1.	If you are staying at a Walt Disney World® Resort, there are certain days that you are able to enter the attractions an hour and a half before official opening. If you're not staying at a Walt Disney World® Resort, check with your hotel to find out which attractions are allowing resort guests in early. You should choose to visit another park that day to avoid long lines.
2.	Ride the most popular rides early in the day or late in the day (or during special parades and shows) to find shorter lines.
3.	Bring your own bottled water or you're going to pay up to $2.50 for a small bottle of water in the theme parks.
4.	Make dinner reservations for park restaurants when you first arrive at the park or you may not be able to eat at the restaurant you prefer.
5.	Bring sunscreen - and use it. You won't realize you're sunburned until it's too late.
6.	To avoid summer crowds, go to theme parks on rainy days. It'll help keep you cool in the summer and afternoon thunderstorms often clear up as quickly as they begin.