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As Disney experts, we spend a lot of time creating the [Ultimate Guide to Disney World](URL). We've researched the [latest food trends](URL), [best restaurants](URL), and [top rides](URL) to help plan your trip. Now, we're here to talk about the worst Disney hotel issues!
Note: We aren't real therapists, just Disney enthusiasts here to help you craft amazing vacations. Today, we're acting as Disney therapists, ready to solve your Disney dilemmas.
## Noisy Hotels
Staying at a Disney World resort is fantastic, thanks to perks like the [free dining plan](URL), [water park access](URL), and [complimentary transport](URL). However, noise at some Disney hotels can be an issue.
[Disney Value Resorts](URL) are affordable and big, attracting many guests. This can make them noisy, affecting sleep or relaxation. But don't worry, these "therapists" have solutions.
Bringing earplugs or a white noise machine can help. Many resorts sell earplugs, and music apps like Spotify offer white noise playlists to block out sound.
## Lack of Late Night Dining
A frequent complaint is the [lack of late-night dining](B)! We've faced this issue too.
Disney operates 24/7 for park prep but doesn't offer 24-hour dining. Restaurants like [World Premiere Food Court](URL) at All Star Movies close by 11 PM.
With park and food court hours aligning, finding late-night food can be tricky. Check out [late-night dining menus](B)!
For example, [Capt. Cook’s](URL) at Disney’s Polynesian offers a limited menu from 11 PM to 12 AM.
Prepare by bringing snacks or using [grocery delivery services like Kroger](B).
## Transportation Woes
A common issue: [understanding resort transport options](B). Disney transportation includes the monorail, Skyliner, buses, boats, and Minnie Vans. Most are free but not at every resort.
Some rely solely on buses. It's essential to research your resort's transport options beforehand.
## Research, BBY!
Research your resort! Find out about all the amenities before booking. [Check Skyliner access here](URL).
Today’s session of Disney therapy has come to an end! Next time, we’ll discuss how [Dinosaur in Animal Kingdom](URL) impacts your nightmares. Follow DisneyFoodBlog for more Disney tips!
## [Join the DFB Newsletter](URL)
Discover Disney secrets with insider tips and tricks to plan your dream vacation!
**What’s your biggest Disney hotel issue? Share in the comments!**
The post [Your Most Common Disney World Hotel Problems Solved by Disney Therapists](URL) first appeared on [Disney Food Blog](URL).
Magic Kingdom
As Disney experts, we spend a lot of time creating the [Ultimate Guide to Disney World](URL). We've researched the [latest food trends](URL), [best restaurants](URL), and [top rides](URL) to help plan your trip. Now, we're here to talk about the worst Disney hotel issues!
Note: We aren't real therapists, just Disney enthusiasts here to help you craft amazing vacations. Today, we're acting as Disney therapists, ready to solve your Disney dilemmas.
## Noisy Hotels
Staying at a Disney World resort is fantastic, thanks to perks like the [free dining plan](URL), [water park access](URL), and [complimentary transport](URL). However, noise at some Disney hotels can be an issue.
[Disney Value Resorts](URL) are affordable and big, attracting many guests. This can make them noisy, affecting sleep or relaxation. But don't worry, these "therapists" have solutions.
Bringing earplugs or a white noise machine can help. Many resorts sell earplugs, and music apps like Spotify offer white noise playlists to block out sound.
## Lack of Late Night Dining
A frequent complaint is the [lack of late-night dining](B)! We've faced this issue too.
Disney operates 24/7 for park prep but doesn't offer 24-hour dining. Restaurants like [World Premiere Food Court](URL) at All Star Movies close by 11 PM.
With park and food court hours aligning, finding late-night food can be tricky. Check out [late-night dining menus](B)!
For example, [Capt. Cook’s](URL) at Disney’s Polynesian offers a limited menu from 11 PM to 12 AM.
Prepare by bringing snacks or using [grocery delivery services like Kroger](B).
## Transportation Woes
A common issue: [understanding resort transport options](B). Disney transportation includes the monorail, Skyliner, buses, boats, and Minnie Vans. Most are free but not at every resort.
Some rely solely on buses. It's essential to research your resort's transport options beforehand.
## Research, BBY!
Research your resort! Find out about all the amenities before booking. [Check Skyliner access here](URL).
Today’s session of Disney therapy has come to an end! Next time, we’ll discuss how [Dinosaur in Animal Kingdom](URL) impacts your nightmares. Follow DisneyFoodBlog for more Disney tips!
## [Join the DFB Newsletter](URL)
Discover Disney secrets with insider tips and tricks to plan your dream vacation!
**What’s your biggest Disney hotel issue? Share in the comments!**
The post [Your Most Common Disney World Hotel Problems Solved by Disney Therapists](URL) first appeared on [Disney Food Blog](URL).