If you have a 14-day ticket, try visiting the parks in the evenings as the queues will be much shorter.

If you get tired during the day, head to Disney’s Boardwalk and take a break. This relaxing area is only a short ferry ride away from the action.

If you don’t mind splitting up your party, head for the single rider line at Test Track. It generally moves faster than the standby line.

If you can’t handle the Wild Arctic simulator you can always do the walk through version – but be sure to do at least one to see the polar bears and beluga whales.

If you arrive at opening time, use the entrance to the park inside the Rainforest Cafe.

If you are feeling hot, head to the Muppets show for a nice airconditioned rest!

If there are two showings of Fantasmic! during your visit, the later one is usually quieter. When leaving the show, use the stairs at the front, nearest the exit. ‘Fantasmic!’ is only available on selected days.

If only one or two of your party want to ride on one of the main attractions, such as The Incredible Hulk Coaster or Dragon Challenge, use the single rider line. Whilst it’s not guaranteed that two of you will sit together, the wait time will be significantly less.

Hiring buggies can be costly in the parks but you can pick a cheap one up in Walmart for about $15 dollars.

Hire a cabana for the day and use it as a base for your family to enjoy the day.