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Who drew the images in the article?

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What do I do if I'm black? I'm low-income.

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Your race makes no difference. If you don't have enough money right now, then save some up over time if possible. If not possible, consider working on improving your financial situation by finding a better-paying job, working for a promotion, working overtime or taking on a little extra work (within reason), or going back to school so you can get a better career. See How to Save Money , How to Make Money , or How to Switch Careers for tips that might help you.

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What if I live in Brazil?

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Then you will have to fly to the Disney location you wish to visit.

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Is it easier to drive or fly?

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It depends on how far away you live from the Disney park you want to visit.

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Can I still book fancy dinners less than 3 months before my vacation?

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Yes, but you should make reservations as far in advance as possible to make sure you can get into the restaurants that you would like.

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How do I plan a Disney vacation if I live in a foreign country?

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Some countries (such as France or Japan) have their own Disney locations. For those, follow the same steps but instead of booking in the US, book a trip in the respective country. Elsewhere, you'll need to book a whole trip that includes flights, stopovers and the Disney package that suits your needs best.

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Can you rent houses for Disney vacations in California or Florida?

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Disney does have a timeshare program that you can buy into. Its timeshares last 50 years. A timeshare is a bigger investment than you might think; give it months or years of thought before buying one.

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