Ensure you have packed enough entertainment to last the whole duration of your flight to Orlando (9 hours’ worth)
Make sure you book all your attraction tickets in advance to avoid any unnecessary queuing at the theme parks (this will also save you a lot of money)
Try to avoid lengthy queues for rides during the middle of the day when the Floridian sun is at its hottest
Stay in the shade where possible and always carry plenty of sun cream & bottled water (these can be refilled with tap water from the fountains)
Fill up at breakfast time and purchase some affordable snacks from the supermarket to keep the kids happy and energised throughout the day
Holidaymakers staying at a hotel should check there are enough hotel facilities to keep children entertained, such as children’s clubs and activities
If you are hiring a car it’s important to ensure your vehicle has enough space for your family and all your luggage for a comfortable journey
Pick your villa with your family in mind, some are situated within secure gated communities with on-site hotel-style facilities
Plan each day to ensure you get to see and do everything on your list. When at theme parks use the maps to pinpoint toilets, water fountains & restaurants
When you return to the UK, flying at night should keep the children quiet so you can relax on the return journey
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