3 ideas for groups going to Disney World

One thing I am reminded of during holiday and summer trips is just how many groups travel that time of year.

It makes sense with people trying to plan around school schedules and going at a time when everybody is available.

Here are 3 things we’d suggest for groups going to Disney World together.

1. Book a fireworks cruise

There are lots of extra things you can spend money on during a trip, and picking something for a group can be tricky since it’s hard to justify the extra cost per person and it’s hard to choose something that will work for everybody.

One idea that we’d suggest for groups of up to 10 is a fireworks cruise. These are a flat rate and fun for people of all ages.

​Here’s how fireworks cruises work​

2. Use Standby Skipper

Although we mention Standby Skipper a lot when it comes to making Genie+ easier, it’s worth mentioning for groups since the pricing is so reasonable at $45 for a whole week and up to 12 people.

If you’re the planner for a group and responsible for making Genie+ bookings, this can be an invaluable tool for very little money.

​Our review of Standby Skipper​

3. Book dining that’s good for groups

Figuring out dining can be tricky with groups because you not only want restaurants that everybody will like, but each restaurant has a different maximum that they allow on a reservation.

We’ve compiled a list of restaurants that allow up to 10 at a time…and what to do if you might need to make multiple reservations.

​Best restaurants for group dining

Any other tips for group travel? Feel free to share in the comments.