quarterback Phil Simms In 1987, New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms was the first to say the now-famous phrase after beating the Denver Broncos in the Super Bowl. It wasn't spontaneous.

To enter one of the parks, both a valid ticket and a date-specific theme park reservation via the Disney Park Pass reservation system are required.

Any device to your Resort Room television. On your large screen TV provided in the room you can watch regular TV. Or using your remote and your phone. You can toggle over.

Go Early If you want to avoid long lines there's no simpler way than to wake up early and get to the park before it opens. Whether you have access to early entry or not, being at the park entrance before it opens will save you lots of time. Usually, you can get in 2-3 rides during the first hour of park operation.

In subsequent years, Disney reportedly has offered $30,000 to athletes and other stars for participating in the ads and appearing at one of its theme parks. Although Tom Brady was named MVP of Super Bowl LI, he gave the Disney trip to teammate James White.

The first player to say he would visit the famous park and star in the company's commercials was Phil Simms, quarterback who won Super Bowl XXI in 1987 with the New York Giants. According to reports, the MVP earns between 30 and 50 thousand dollars just for saying the iconic phrase.

The main entrance to both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park is located off South Harbor Boulevard north of West Katella Avenue, south of West Ball Road, and west of Interstate I-5.

You cannot just show up to Walt Disney World with a park ticket and expect to get in- you need to have a reservation for each day of your visit too.

And enter your login credentials. Or sign up for a new account here enter the eight digit code displayed on your screen previously Disney plus will now be activated. And you can start streaming.

With Disney+ now a major factor in Disney's portfolio of products, you may find yourself asking if you can enjoy this product in your hotel room. Disney+ is not an option on the resort TVs at this time, however.

There are several reasons why Walt Disney World deliberately inflates wait times. First, it's good for guest satisfaction–an extension of the ole “underpromise and overdeliver” mantra. It's surprisingly simple: guests will be happy if they wait less time than is advertised, but unhappy if they wait longer.

There are also bonuses for the number of queues someone stands in during one day. Once they hit 5 rides they get a $5 bonus for the day. At 10 rides they get a $10 bonus and so on. The story gets deeper.