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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What are your tips?

How long do you normally get tickets for?

For toddlers, which parks are a must?

Stay on site or off?

What are your tips? [/quote]

There are tons of condos and other resorts like Hilton and Marriott chains  in the area that are cheaper and they provide more space.  If you're really on a budget  look at hotels in the Lake Buena Vista area like the Marriott Residence Inn, Embassy Suites,  or  the Homewood Suites.  The other area that has cheaper hotels are the Downtown Disney area.  Check the Hilton and Marriott websites.  They have quite a few hotels and resorts in the Disney area.   Since you have a toddler you may want to stay at a hotel that has a kitchenette.  Check for Orlando hotel reviews on Trip Advisor http://www.tripadvisor.com    You could some of the locals questions as well on TA.

Magic Kingdom is a must for toddlers.  The Fantasy Land area is geared for that age group.

As far as tickets go, it really depends on  your child's personality and your child's stamina.  Disney requires lots of walking and little ones do get tired and cranky.  So, definitely don't visit a park back to back days.  Your little one will be worn out.   We usually alternate between a day at one of the parks with the next day relaxing and pool time, then a visit to a park, and so on.

Also, you may want to ask your question on the "[b]Disney for Families" and "Budget Board[/b]" over on the Disney Boards http://www.disboards.com  You will get better responses.  [/quote]

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