In late September, she and her husband will be bringing their two and a half year old daughter to Walt Disney World for her first visit. Nine requested the other ladies offer their advice for this journey.

When we were first thinking about traveling down to Walt Disney World, we wondered how our oldest son, who has autism, would interact and participate with many of the rides and attractions. The answer is the Guest Assistance Card.

Walt Disney World allows guests to make dining reservations starting at 180 days out from the reservation. Yes, six months ahead of time, you can book a meal.

Can They Ride is a simple, easy & free tool allows you to enter you children's height and see what rides they can/can't at Walt Disney World. No registration required. Just visit cantheyride.com, enter your kid(s) information, select some parks and see your results!

It's the ultimate debate for Walt Disney World die-hards: How many trips should we schedule this year? Should we do one long, leisurely trip, or several short trips to experience nice spurts of Disney magic year-round? It's a tough decision, and a multi-faceted debate. So to help you out, we've put together a pro-con list for each of these situations.