Disney in a Minute: What is an ADR?
ADR is an abbreviation for “Advance Dining Reservation.” For years, Disney called restaurant reservations “Advance Dining Reservations.” Disney no longer…
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Disney in a Minute
Bite-sized nuggets of information that can better help you understand a Disney term or planning topic.
Disney in a Minute: What is a Standby Line?
The standby line is one of four different types of lines (or queues) used for attractions at Walt Disney World….
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Disney in a Minute: What is a Pre-show?
Some Disney attractions have what’s called a “pre-show.” The meaning is kind of obvious: it’s the thing before a show…
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Disney in a Minute: What is a “Wienie”?
You might see the title and think you already know, but nope, it’s not the hot dogs you can buy…
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Disney in a Minute: What is a Virtual Queue?
A Virtual Queue is a way to stand in line without physically standing in that line. Disney often uses Virtual…
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Disney in a Minute: What is the Hub?
“The Hub” is one of those phrases that Disney aficionados throw around with ease. But what does it mean and…
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Disney in a Minute: What is a PIN Code?
The word “PIN” in Disney-speak can mean a special discount code sent directly to select guests. While Disney calls them…
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Disney in a Minute: What is a Lightning Lane?
A Lightning Lane is an alternate line to enter an attraction at Disney World or Disneyland. It will generally have…
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Disney in a Minute: What is Mousekeeping?
You may have heard the term “mousekeeping,” and thought it was cute. But when you don’t see it on Disney’s…
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Disney in a Minute: Who is an Adult at Disney World?
“What is an adult?” may seem like an odd question to ask – until it comes to planning a vacation…
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