BEFORE YOUR TRIP
Safeguard your honeymoon with some upfront planning to help your vacation go as smoothly as possible.
- Don't short-change your vacation. Consider 8 to 10 nights—or longer—so you can completely unwind. It's your special time!
- Consider the savings of purchasing a photo package in advance of your trip. Memory Maker includes digital downloads, discounted prints, select Attraction and Character dining photos, videos and more.
- Better safe than sorry—have someone check up on your home while you two are gone.
- Arrange care for your pets well ahead of time, complete with instructions, to minimize your stress. Don't leave it to the last-minute!
- Check your airline's luggage weight restrictions and per bag limits before you pack. Then weigh your packed bags—and repack if you need to.
- Make sure your carry-on baggage fits within the TSA's size guidelines.
- When changing time zones, resist napping once you land—it'll throw off your internal clock. Jump right into your day, staying up until bedtime in your new time zone.
- Purchase travel insurance for your trip. It'll ensure peace of mind or assistance, should you need it. Ask your travel agent for details.
- Download your specific Disney Park app—if available—before you leave on your trip to get the lowdown on show times, attraction wait times, operating hours and much more!
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DURING YOUR TRIP
Recognize marriage is a marathon, not a sprint—so take time to follow these strategies on your honeymoon trip.
- Take it easy on the first day of your vacation as adrenaline may keep you going, but you'll last longer if you schedule more adventurous activities a few days into the trip.
- Download the My Disney Experience app (if you are visiting Walt Disney World Resort or the Disneyland app (if you are visiting Disneyland Resort) and use Disney Genie+ service to plan your stay and discover how you can enjoy highly in-demand attractions with our new Lightning Lane entrances.
- Take advantage of Disney PhotoPass Service in the theme parks for dozens of downloadable memories.
- Allow 45 to 60 minutes of travel time to get to and from your dining locations if you are traveling by boat, monorail or bus.
- Share your happy news! Ask a Cast Member at your hotel reception or Guest Relations for a set of "Just Married" buttons.
- Arrive up to one hour early for the best seats at the popular shows in Disney theme parks.
- Disney transportation is complimentary and can take you from your Disney Resort hotel to almost any other Disney location.
- Not a fan of fast rides? Most attractions allow both of you to wait in line together, parting ways prior to boarding at a nearby exit.
- See the live shows in the middle of the day and visit the more popular attractions during extended hours—when you are staying at a Disney Resort hotel. Extended Evening Hours are for select theme parks on select days for Deluxe resorts.
- Discuss your top priorities for visiting the theme park before you arrive, so you can experience each other's favorite attractions.
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AFTER YOUR TRIP
Preserve memories and wedded bliss long after the ceremony and honeymoon are over.
- Visit Disney PhotoPass Service to view and purchase the honeymoon photos taken by Disney photographers.
- Book your one-year anniversary trip as early as possible to secure your desired dates.
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GENERAL TRAVEL
Observe some common sense advice on travel preparation and packing to get your honeymoon off to a good start.
- Check the weather and pack accordingly for the season, climate and temperatures you'll encounter.
- Drink lots of water and avoid caffeinated beverages to help beat jet lag.
- Carry on your wedding gifts list and write your thank-you notes on the plane ride.
- Use antibacterial wipes to clean remotes, light controls and seat-back tray tables as soon as you get on the plane.
- Wear noise-canceling headphones on long flights to fight fatigue. They can do double duty for watching movies too.
- Wear sunblock, a hat and sunglasses when traveling to sunny climates. You'll be out all day, so don't let a sunburn ruin your trip.
- Dress in comfortable shoes while visiting the theme parks—you'll be doing a lot of walking.
- Carry a rain poncho in the park and wear it on water attractions if you don't want to get wet.
- Pack smart by including essentials and some conveniences, but do not over-pack, so you can travel lighter—and leave room for souvenirs!
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