Hear the daily updates I recorded during my April 2018 Disney World trip that included a stay in the new Pop Century rooms.
I also have a quick tip to share to help you save time in line on popular rides.
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Links/notes mentioned in this episode
- Pop Century
- Orlando Transportation by Mike
- How to get groceries at Disney World
- Free Dining 2018 details
Quick tip of the day
To save time in standby lines, consider getting into line during nighttime shows or just before official park closing.
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One Response
Do you think a family of 4 (2 adults and 2 children under the age of 9) can stay comfortably in a Pop room?