7 things you should never buy at Disney World!

[@chubbs2067]

It’s funny how many of these tips apply to all of Disney. Disney on Ice had glow wands for $35 each, but we had found a Mickey one at Walgreens for $6. Same thing for Disney Cruise, instead of buying them a plush or toy from the shop we pre purchased them and surprised them on the ship, they didn’t think twice about it.

[@Guide2WDW]

That's a really great point! A lot of it does boil down to some smart money saving strategies in general.

[@PotentialofHydrogenClean]

Dollar Tree sells those rain ponchos for $1.25 each. They're not always out, so I grab them when I see them and have them on hand for when we need them. Same with the glow sticks but if they're older stock, there will be "gaps" in the light.

[@Xantexhunter]

Just a recommendation for a few people. If you are a Military Member, Gov't Employee, DoD employee or a Retired/disabled veteran. Then you can drive over to the Shades of Green resort at Walt Disney World and purchase Military tickets which are legit disney tickets at a discount AND they are tax-free. You do NOT have to be staying at the shades of green, you can simply walk to the ticketing counter inside the resort and purchase your tickets after showing your Military/Retiree/Veteran ID. If you are also a florida resident, you can also purchase the annual passes here. They are not discounted, but they are tax free, so you save around 20 dollars. If you're willing to drive to the parks and take a small trek into the resort, it may be worth it.

[@ChronicleComicArt]

Solid video! I knew most of it, but a refresher is most welcome!

[@Guide2WDW]

Thank you! 😄

[@father9167]

But can you hit the infinite money glitch?

[@pap64]

Also as a local a warning; NEVER BUY TICKETS AT ANY "CHEAP TICKETS" OFFICE! if you want yout trip to be completely ruined, then buy your tickets there and watch as Disney or any other park reject your tickets because they are fraudulent.

[@Guide2WDW]

This is very good advice! Thank you for sharing!