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Disney World Do's and Don'ts

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Don’t: Opt for Disney’s budget digs

Disney’s Pop Century Resort and three Disney All Star hotels—which all offer “value” category accommodations, the lowest price point of the lodging options—are a great bet, especially during school breaks. Yes, they’re on park premises, which has its pluses, but they’re crowded and as far from the action as scores of cheaper hotels on U.S. 192 and International Drive.

—Jason Cochran

Disney World Do's and Don'ts

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Disney World Do's and Don'ts

Don’t: Opt for Disney’s budget digs

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