Common Disney Abbreviations



It has been a little bit longer than I would have liked since we posted last, but things got a little crazy again. We’re starting another vacation tomorrow – well, we get to Disney World on Thursday, but we leave our house tomorrow. After we get back we’ll have a lot to talk about, and we’ll start sharing about the amazing cruise that we took in November, too.

Have you ever read something about Disney and the writer or poster started using abbreviations and you felt completely lost? Have no fear, today we have for you the most common Disney abbreviations. There are more out there, however, these are the most common ones – ones that we actually use.

ADR – Advance Dining Reservation
AK – Animal Kingdom
AKL – Animal Kingdom Lodge
AoA – Art of Animation
AP – Annual Pass
BOG – Be Our Guest
BTMRR – Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
CBR – Caribbean Beach Resort
CM – Cast Member
DCA – Disney California Adventure
DCL – Disney Cruise Line
DDP – Disney Dining Plan
DL – Disneyland
DVC – Disney Vacation Club
EMH – Extra Magic Hours
FP+ - Fastpass Plus
HS – Hollywood Studios
MDE – My Disney Experience
MNSSHP – Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party
MK – Magic Kingdom
MVMCP – Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party
POR – Port Orleans Riverside
POFQ – Port Orleans French Quarter
Poly – Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
POP – Pop Century Resort
POTC – Pirates of the Caribbean
QS – Quick Service
SoG – Shades of Green
TiW – Tables in Wonderland
ToT – Tower of Terror
TS – Table Service
TTA – Tomorrowland Transit Authority
TTC – Transportation and Ticket Center
WDW – Walt Disney World

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