Listen to advice! A sincere suggestion for your 50th visit to Disney, please take note!!

1. The Magic Time project queue times are clear at a glance, so plan your time wisely. It's still very tiring after a whole day. Not only do you need to enjoy yourself, but also conserve your energy and take beautiful photos. 2. The Disney app map is very clear. It is recommended to tour the park clockwise upon entering. The TRON Lightcycle Power Run, Slinky Dog Dash, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, and Big Thunder Mountain Rafting are all popular must-ride attractions. 3. There's really no need to rush for Soaring Over the Horizon. The queue is 2h+ and the experience is not that strong. Pirates of the Caribbean is the best dark ride at Disney and you can queue for less than half an hour for a fully immersive experience. 4. It's very necessary to watch the parade. Based on the Magic Time schedule, go line up in advance. Lena Belle and other characters from Disney animations will interact with visitors outside the parade route, making it feel like you've stepped into a fairy tale. 5. Actually, there's really no need to rush early in the morning. There are a lot of people in line. Sleep until you wake up naturally and go at your leisure, you'll still have a comfortable time. Besides the popular queue attractions, I really recommend the Woody's Roundup (Hudi's Cowboy Carnival). Once you get on, it's all laughter, and the Crystal Wonders Voyage (going at night is super romantic). 6. For the evening fireworks, go line up a bit earlier. The lakeside fireworks spot is recommended where you can capture the reflection of the castle and fireworks, which is super dreamy. PS: There are drinking fountains in the park where you can bring a water bottle and snacks like bread. For hot water, just go to the restaurant. Disney's park is very humane, with restrooms available every short distance and the staff is very enthusiastic.