Walking Shoes for Disney World?

[dhano923]

We are going to WDW for 1 week in December. I need some good walking shoes to wear at the parks. I'm not a big fan of athletic shoes (sneakers) so I'd like to find a flat non-flip flop shoe to wear that looks cute but is comfortable. My issue is that I have wide feet, so I need something that either runs really wide or comes in wide width. My usual casual uniform is straight leg jeans with a blouse (not T-shirts). I normally wear heels everyday (or flip flops for quick errands) so I'm a little out of my element here!

[SnuggleBuggles]

Disneyland was the one day that I decided style did not matter and I totally went for comfort. And WDW? Definetly dress for hot weather as well as aim to be comfy.

I only wear tennis shoes when exercising except for Disney. I wore khaki shorts, navy tank and my pale blue New Balance exercise shoes and was really glad I did. My feet didn't bug me one bit. Believe me, there will be a lot of fashion "don'ts" there. The goal is comfort. :)

Try something like Merrells if you want a good walking shoe.

Beth

[LD92599]

I'm going to bookmark this! We're also going for a week in December - i'm a wide foot and I want new shoes/sneaks for this trip!!!

Laura
Mom to Will

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[rds97]

I wore some Keens on my trip to Europe this spring and loved them. I don't think they come in wide, but my feet are borderline wide and they fit fine.

The ones I got were Amsterdam - a Mary Jane type style that looks really cute with jeans. Read the feedback on Zappos - I went up half a size based on others' feedback and they were just right.

http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/16737394/c/6865.html

HTH.
- Rebecca S.

[jillmk]

We were there in August (crazy!!!) and I alternated between my Crocs and Teva's. No foot pain!