How to Park at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, for FreeIn Feburary 2016 27,

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Have breakfast at the Polynesian, Contemporary or Grand Floridian resort first thing in the morning. If you dine at any of the restaurants in these resorts, you can park there for free. After breakfast, hop on the free monorail from any one of the resort lobbies. You can take the monorail directly to the Magic Kingdom or, if your plans are for one of the other parks, to the Transportation and Ticket Center where you can catch a monorail to Epcot or a bus to Animal Kingdom or Hollywood Studios.
Spend the day enjoying the water fun at Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach, Walt Disney World's two water parks. Parking is free at both of these parks. If you'd rather not spend the entire day splashing around, simply park your car there and catch one of the many free buses that go to the Transportation and Ticket Center. Catch another bus or monorail to your ultimate destination from there.
Spend some time shopping in Downtown Disney or make reservations for dinner at one of the park's signature restaurants. Park for free outside the Downtown Disney area and catch a bus to the Transportation and Ticket Center. Buses run about every 15 minutes during the day, and every half hour in the evening. Like the other methods of free parking in Walt Disney World, there is a trade-off of time for money here. It takes longer to ride multiple buses and monorails to get where you're going. But the loss of an hour a day can be worth it if you're trying to treat your family to a wonderful vacation on a limited budget.
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Movie Premiere Party IdeasIn Feburary 2016 14,

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Create your own red carpet. You can use any red material, and it doesn't have to be very long. Folded or cut to fit your space. However you make it, guests will enjoy walking down a red carpet to enter the party. Take the idea further and lay out the red fabric on your walkway outside and illuminate it with paper lanterns or candles. Ensure guests have enough room to walk and aren't likely to tip over the candles.
Costumes
When you send your invitations, include a request to come in costume. Depending on your theme, invitees can dress as characters from movies or as Hollywood stars. This helps get your guests into the spirit of the night before they arrive.
Pictures with the Stars
Use life-size cardboard cutouts of movie stars to greet guests at the door. An alternative is to make the cutout a reporter, microphone in hand, and have your guests pose for interviews as they arrive. If you're celebrating a particular movie, use cutouts of that movie's characters; for a general Hollywood theme use a backdrop of the Hollywood sign to create this photo opportunity.
Themes
The premiere of a particular movie sets the theme for you. To add something to a general movie premiere-themed party, choose a movie genre for the guests' costumes. Base your party on the golden age of Hollywood and play movie classics such as 'Casablanca' or 'Citizen Kane' in the background. Choose a film noir theme and have your guests come dressed as characters from 'The Maltese Falcon' or 'The Big Sleep.'
Food and Drink
Serve food and drink compatible with the theme. Anything from canapés and champagne to popcorn and soda may be suitable, depending on the night's activities. Classic Hollywood calls for champagne, or sparkling cider, and sophisticated treats. If you plan on watching movies, theater foods get guests in the spirit of the evening.
Activities
Movie-trivia games can be tailored to any theme; present mini-Oscars to the game winners. Movie watching, especially if you encourage your guests to shout out comments and talk back to the characters, can be entertaining as well. If that's your plan, ask guests to bring their favorite movies. If you're hosting the party before a movie premiere, a game of plot-guessing can be fun; after you've seen the movie, give prizes to the people who guessed the outcome.
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