If you ask folks which Disney World park has the best food, most people will tell you Epcot, but don't sleep on Animal Kingdom. Some of the best treats, lounges and restaurants – including character dining and international cuisines – are at Disney's Animal Kingdom.

This week, we're sharing our favorite hidden secrets and lesser-known tips to make the most of your day at Epcot. From surprise character interactions to interactive games that will allow you to make magic happen all over the park, we've got lots of suggestions for things to discover from Spaceship Earth to the World Showcase.

Magic Kingdom is often listed as the worst park for food at Walt Disney World, but there are lots of delicious surprises if you know where to look. In this first episode of our new series focused on the best food at each park, we are uncovering our favorite snacks, desserts and meals at the Magic Kingdom.

We’re back with our final park strategy episode and we saved the biggest one for last! Like in the previous parks, we are sharing three different strategies with different priorities so you can pick and choose from all three to build your perfect park day at the Most Magical Place on Earth. Whether you are visiting the parks with little Ear Scouts in your crew or you’re all about rides-rides-rides, we’ve got tons of information that will help you make the most of your Magic Kingdom Day.

This week we are sharing our best tips for solo visits to Walt Disney World. We frequently get questions about navigating the parks on your own and what things we recommend doing differently than when you visit with family, friends or a larger group. In some cases, folks are concerned that they might not be able to enjoy the parks all by their lonesome or they may feel awkward at table service restaurants without a dining companion. Craig and I LOVE visiting the parks on our own and we'll share what we love about it and some tips for your first solo excursion.

Are you planning to visit Disney World on a BIG day? Whether it's the opening (or re-opening) day for a new attraction, a major holiday like Christmas or the 4th of July, or even the first day of a special event like Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, we've got tips to help you make the most of your big day at the parks.

With Cool Kid Summer and a new round of discounts, summer can be a great time to visit Walt Disney World. But it’s also important to be prepared and have a plan to make sure you are staying cool and hydrated as much as possible at the most Magical Place on Earth. Along with summer sun also comes lots of rain in Florida, so we’ll also include some tips to make sure your fun doesn’t get rained out and you’re not walking around in waterlogged shoes and squishy socks. You can still have an amazing time at Disney World during the hottest and rainiest months of the year, but you'll need to know these tips and remember to pack lots of water and sunscreen!

This week’s episode is all about park hopping and we’re joining forces with our friends Rob & Nick from the Dis-List Podcast to count down our top park hopping strategies at Walt Disney World. If you’re thinking about upgrading to a park hopper ticket or becoming an Annual Passholder, this episode will help you make the most of your multi-park adventures.

If you're planning a Disney World visit that is longer than 3 or 4 days, you definitely need to build in a day off from the parks. While they are undoubtedly amazing, the parks are also a bit overwhelming and exhausting after a few open-to-close days. In a perfect world, we'd recommend no more than two park days in a row, followed by a day spent at the resorts, Disney Springs or one of the other amazing destinations at the most magical place on earth. From monorail crawls to water parks to journeys by boats and skyliners, we've got tons of great ideas to help you make the most of your day off and get you recharged and ready to venture back into the parks the next day.

This week, we're continuing with our strategy guide series. As with Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios, we'll share three different strategies for Epcot: one for families, one for folks who are more focused on festivals, characters and shows and one that's all about rides-rides-rides. Plus, we’ve got a question of the week about Lightning Lanes in…you guessed it…EPCOT! Listen in and pick up some tips to build your perfect day saving the galaxy on Guardians and trotting around the world in the World Showcase.