Maybe, but that depends on your goals.ĭuring normal times, if meeting all the princesses is a priority, splurging on a meal at Cinderella’s Royal Table may be just what you’re looking for. You might think that you can ignore “that whole dining thing” and figure it out later. There are very few restaurants in the world without a Michelin star that require reservations 60 days ahead of time … and many of them are located in Orlando. Related: How much does it cost to go to Disney World? Get your pencils ready, and make sure you have an eraser. Walt Disney said that it all started with a mouse, but a Disney World vacation most definitely starts with a plan.
The price of theme park tickets may make you want to squeeze in every last minute in the parks, but you also need to know your family and your pace. When you’re starting to craft that perfect Disney World vacation, first consider the desired length of your trip and what you can afford. That’s why it’s important to have a plan. The Points Guy will not share or sell your email. I would like to subscribe to The Points Guy newsletters and special email promotions. While in line for the most popular rides, you may feel like an entire city is packed in front of you … and you could well be right. Navigating the four theme parks (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom) is challenging enough before you throw in Disney’s two waterparks, almost endless restaurants, hotel resorts and the ever-expanding Disney Springs shopping and entertainment complex. (Remember: Disney World is the size of San Francisco.)
It helps to understand from the very beginning that you can’t do it all. And if you want to stay up to date on all things Disney, make sure to bookmark our Disney hub page. You can also check out our guide to the best restaurants in Disney World.įor more TPG news delivered each morning to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter. You're in the right place to get started planning your trip with this guide to visiting Walt Disney World, with all our tips on choosing the best on-site hotel for your budget, our top money-saving tricks, what’s worth splurging for, what's new in the parks and more. (In fact, those who like to wing it may be a better fit at Universal Studios Orlando.)īut right now, those timelines and offerings are different.
In the "good old days" you needed to book your Disney rides and meals well in advance - up to two months out for FastPass+ rides and 180 days out for meals. Planning a trip to Disney can be a lot, even in normal times. Walt Disney World Resort spans a massive 40 square miles - almost the size of San Francisco - and is home to four theme parks, two waterparks, more than 140 restaurants, a couple of dozen on-site Disney hotels and endless shows, shops, characters, rides and attractions. Even if you used to be the ultimate Disney pro, the resort has changed dramatically every few months in the last year and a half so it might be time for a refresher course - or an ultimate guide to visiting Disney World, as the case may be. There's been a ton of change at Disney World since it reopened in July 2020. Editor’s note: This is a guide that is updated over time as information changes and evolves.
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