10 Tips You Need If You Are Planning On A Solo Trip To Walt Disney World

1.Do Something You've Always Wanted To Do

Make your solo trip even more memorable by doing something that you've always had your heart set on.

If you are worried that you'll spend much of your time wandering around aimlessly without your friends to keep you occupied, then plan something special for each day.

Perhaps you've always wanted to take the Backstage Tour but it never appealed to your partner or you wanted to do The Spirit of Aloha Show but you kids prefer Hoop-Dee- Doo. This is the trip where you can do all the things you wanted. This could be the trip where you finally get over your fear of roller coasters or perhaps you book that surfing lesson at Typhoon Lagoon.

Use your time alone to conquer a fear, do something you've always wanted to do or try something that you couldn't do with others.