Although a large family may still find driving to be the cheapest alternative, consider the vacation time lost while on the road, the skyrocketing cost of gas, the hidden costs of wear and tear on the vehicle, and the time lost while you recuperate from that long, long drive. It may be cheaper to fly. Staying in Style Walt Disney World's resort hotels have fabulous recreational facilities, but no resort has everything you may desire, especially if you stay at a Moderate or Value resort. Disney doesn't want to leave anyone out, though. Disney resort guests can put down a security deposit and have free use of a wheelchair throughout their stay.
Most attractions are wheelchair accessible, too.
Feasting and Snacking Don't count on just walking in and getting a table at many of Disney's full-service restaurants. Unlike normal reservations, Disney doesn't hold an empty table for you. Instead, Priority Seating puts you at the head of the line for the next available table once you arrive. Since tables don't stand vacant, far more people can be served. Just pay a visit to the Magic Kingdom Guest Relations in City Hall, on your left as you enter the park.