disneyland

Summer vacation is approaching, and, for the young at heart, this means that Disney Peak Season is too. Whether you’ve got plans for the classic Disneyland adventure in Anaheim, or the all-encompassing Disneyworld in Florida, you definitely want to get your money’s worth from those tickets. The trick? Skipping the lines.

If you travel to any popular tourist location, you’ll likely notice one similarity: selfie sticks. It is likely that when you’re around people under the age of thirty, selfie sticks are everywhere. Selfie sticks can be useful when you’re on your own or with a group and want to capture a unique experience without asking someone else to take your picture. You can even capture epic moments while snowboarding or cliff diving using a selfie stick. Generally, selfie sticks allow you to capture more authentic photos and videos because they don’t require posing. But many travelers agree that there are rules of etiquette that should be followed so that everyone (selfie stick user or not) can have an enjoyable travel experience.

Travel writer Ben Schlappig, better known as Lucky, traveled up to 300,000 miles a year and visited more than 30 countries—while still in college. Lawyer Kim Bouck recently flew her family of four to Disneyland for free. From young adults like Lucky to seasoned pros like Bouck, travelers around the globe are cashing in on free and cheap flights. The blogging and Internet world is rich with tips and tricks to get the best boarding bang for your buck.