Disney World trip planning has never been this easy.
I get it, planning for a Disney World vacation sometimes can feel overwhelming.
But to help simplifying things, I put together this in-depth guide that’ll briefly explain everything you’ll ever need to know to plan the best Disney World vacation possible.
From epic rides and tasty foods to memorable experiences and special holiday parties, these are all of my go-to tips that I think you might find helpful.
Jump to:
- All of the Disney World Parks
- Best Time to Visit Disney World
- Save Money at Disney
- Worst Times to Visit Disney World
- Disney World Ticket Options and Prices
- How to Get to Walt Disney World Resort
- Where to Stay
- Best Rides at Disney World
- Attractions with No Height Requirements
- Air Conditioning Spots to Cool Down
- Best Restaurants at Disney World
- Best Food and Drinks at Disney World
- Disney Dining Plan 101
- Special Events at Disney World
- Tours
- When to Start Planning
- Future Rides and Lands
- Final Thoughts
All of the Disney World Parks
Technically, there are 6 Disney World parks – 4 iconic theme parks and 2 water parks:
- Magic Kingdom
- Epcot
- Hollywood Studios
- Animal Kingdom
- Typhoon Lagoon Water Park
- Blizzard Beach Water Park
Here’s a brief rundown of each theme park:
- Magic Kingdom: known for its iconic Cinderella Castle and family-friendly rides and timeless attractions
- Epcot: focused on technology, innovation, and world cultures and cuisines, not to mention the best ride at Disney World, Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind
- Hollywood Studios: inspired by the worlds of film, television, music, and theater, featuring immersive attractions and entertainment, including Star Wars and Toy Story
- Animal Kingdom: dedicated to wildlife and nature conservation, featuring animal exhibits and Avatar Land
Best Time to Visit Disney World
If you’re looking for low ticket prices, lighter crowds, shorter wait times, and even better restaurant reservation availability, this can help.
Cheapest Time to Visit
The cheapest time to visit Disney World is early January until Presidents Day weekend in February:
- Cheapest Time = early January until Presidents Day weekend in February
- Second Cheapest Time = early November through mid-December, not including Thanksgiving week
- Cheapest Month for Park Tickets = September
If you’re looking for exact dates, then be sure to check out this full list of the most affordable weeks at Disney World this year.
Best Day of the Week for Each Park
These are the best days to visit all the parks. You can check out this post for the best and worst days (including holidays).
- Magic Kingdom = Sunday
- Epcot = Tuesday
- Animal Kingdom = Wednesday
- Hollywood Studios = Sunday
Average wait time data was determined by Thrill Data.
Lowest Crowds This Year
These exact dates change every year, so for the most updated date, read this article.
During these dates, there’s a really good chance that you can experience lower than normal wait times for most attractions, better Disney hotel room rates, and a lot more available restaurant reservations at decent times.
Cheapest Times to Stay at a Disney Hotel
- Cheapest Month to Stay at a Disney hotel = early January to February
I always use this room rate chart by MouseSavers which outlines the starting rate for every day/week of the year for every Disney hotel.
If you are looking for the cheapest Disney World hotels, I got 10 of them.
Cheapest Month for Holiday Parties
The cheapest month for Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party is August (excluding the first date).
And the cheapest month for Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party is early November (excluding the first date)
Save Money at Disney
Regardless of what vacation you go on, saving money without any major sacrifices is always my endgame.
Here are some of my most effective ways to save money at Disney World without skimping out on the fun:
- Buy tickets from Undercover Tourist
- Skip the Park Hopper ticket add-on
- Visit when kids are 2 and under since they are free
- Skip Lightning Lane Single Pass
- Don’t eat breakfast inside the parks
- Skip Signature Restaurants
- Skip the Disney Dining Plan
- Book a Villa if you need 2 rooms
- Skip the Club Level Room
- Don’t book the Premium room views at Deluxe Resorts
- Visit during the “off-season”
- Rent Disney Vacation Club points
- Visit the holiday parties during the first two weeks
- Don’t rent a car if you don’t plan on leaving WDW
- Skip the Minnie Vans
For the full list of over 100 money-saving tips for tickets, food, hotels, and transpiration, check this out.
Worst Times to Visit Disney World
In my mind, the worst times to visit Disney World is usually when it’s at it’s busiest and most expensive.
This is generally when you can expect Disney World tickets, room rates, and wait times to be the highest:
- New Year’s Day
- MLK Jr. weekend
- Presidents Day weekend
- Easter week
- Spring Break week
- Memorial Day weekend
- 4th of July week
- Labor Day weekend
- Thanksgiving week
- Christmas week and New Year’s Eve
Worst Day of the Week for Each Park
These are the worst days of the week to visit each park due to longer wait times.
- Magic Kingdom = Monday
- Epcot = Monday
- Animal Kingdom = Friday
- Hollywood Studios = Monday
Disney World Ticket Options and Prices
In this section, I break down everything you’d ever need to know about buying tickets for Disney World, including some cool discounts you can take advantage of to save some money.
Disney World Ticket Costs
Here’s are the 1-Day 1 Park Per Day ticket prices:
- Magic Kingdom = $134 – $189
- Epcot = $119 – $179
- Animal Kingdom = $109 – $164
- Hollywood Studios = $129 – $184
Here are the 1-Day Ticket with Park Hopper prices:
- Magic Kingdom = $188 – $254
- Epcot = $188 – $179
- Animal Kingdom = $188 – $254
- Hollywood Studios = $188 – $254
Once you add the Park Hopper option to your ticket, the cost for every park is the same, unlike with a 1 Park Per Day ticket.
Here are the 4-Day 1 Park Per Day and 4-Day Ticket With Park Hopper prices:
- 1 Park Per Day (adult) = $462 – $640 per person
- 1 Park Per Day (kid) = $446 – $622 per person
I believe most people will buy a 4-Day Ticket since there’s 4 parks so I’m only going to includes prices for this multi-day ticket.
For a full list of ticket prices per person, check out my ticket chart.
Park Reservations
Theme Park Reservations are no longer needed for date-based tickets. All other tickets, including Annual Passes might require a park reservation.
No Theme Park Reservation Required
- Date-based 1-day ticket
- Date-based multi-day ticket
- 4-Park Magic Ticket
- 3-Day, 3-Park Ticket
- Vacation package with date-based tickets
Theme Park Reservation Required
- Student group tickets
- Sport and Convention tickets
- Disney Military Salute Ticket
- Florida Resident Discover Disney Ticket
- Annual Pass (some days are marked as Go-Ahead so reservations won’t be needed)
- All other ticket types not mentioned above
Ticket Discounts
There are a few great places where you can purchase discounted Disney World park tickets from authorized sellers:
- Official Disney World website = 10% – 40% off
- Undercover Tourist = $10 – $85 off
- AAA = up to $35 off
- Sam’s Club = up to $35 off
- MWR/ITT = up to 40% off
Lightning Lane Multi Pass (replaced Genie+)
- Book time-slots for select attractions at every park
- Make 3 Lightning Lane selections and arrival windows before you get to the park
- First 3 pre-arrival selections must be for the same park
- Can be made at multiple parks if you have Park Hopper
Lightning Lane Single Pass (replaced Individual LL)
- Pay for Lightning Lane access to the more in-demand rides that aren’t available on the Multi Pass
- Can purchase up to 2 per day
You can read up more about the new Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Single Pass changes in this new guide I put together.
Annual Pass
Disney World also offers annual passes for both out-of-state and Florida residents.
Here’s all of the passes available:
- Incredi-Pass = $1,449
- Disney Sorcerer Pass = $999
- Disney Pirate Pass = $799
- Disney Pixie Dust Pass = $439)
Currently non-Florida residents can only purchase the Incredi-Pass.
If you are a Disney Vacation Club Member you can purchase both the Incredi-Pass and Sorcerer Pass.
The two cheapest passes are only available to Florida residents.
Believe it or not, depending on how often you visit Disney World every year, it actually might be cheaper to buy an annual pass.
How to Get to Walt Disney World Resort
You can get to Disney World a handful a ways, the two most popular being by driving and flying.
Driving to Disney World
You really don’t need a car at Disney World due to it’s extensive complimentary transportation network but if you prefer to drive over fly, here’s everything you need to know.
And in case you were curious, here are the addresses for all four parks:
- Magic Kingdom: 1180 Seven Seas Dr, Orlando FL 32830
- EPCOT: 200 Epcot Center Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32821
- Animal Kingdom: 2901 Osceola Pkwy, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
- Hollywood Studios: 351 S Studios Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
Parking
All four parks offer Standard and Preferred parking.
Here’s how much it costs to park:
- Standard Parking
- $30 for cars and motorcycles and $35 for oversized vehicles like buses, campers, shuttles, limos, etc.
- Preferred Parking
- $45 to $55 depending on the time of year
Best of all, if you plan on Park Hopping, your parking pass works for the entire day, regardless of which park you buy it.
For free parking, you must be the following:
- Annual Passholders
- Disney World Resort guests
These hotels also offer free overnight self parking.
Flying to Disney World
There are two major airports that you can fly into with close proximity to Disney World:
- Orlando International Airport (MCO)
- Sanford Airport (SFB)
MCO will have the most domestic and international flights daily and is serviced by many major airlines. It’s also 25 miles away to Walt Disney World Resort.
SFB is only serviced by Allegiant and Sun Country. It’s also 43 miles away to Walt Disney World.
Where to Stay
There are so many hotels and resorts on and off-property that will fit any budget, vacation style, and party size.
On-Property Disney Resorts
Here’s a quick breakdown of what you can expect when staying at a Disney hotel.
Perks of Staying at a Disney Hotel
Here are some things you can benefit from as a Disney World hotel guest:
- 30 minute early theme park entry
- Extended Evening Hours (Deluxe and Deluxe Villa guests only)
- Free water park access on check-in day (starts in 2025)
- Complimentary Disney transportation via bus, boat, ferry, Skyliner, and monorail
Average Disney World Room Rates
This is how much it will cost per night on average at every Disney-owned hotel.
Room rates will vary greatly depending on the time of year so the rates you see below might be different than what you see at time of booking.
Average Room Rate at Disney Value Resorts
- All-Star Sports = $181
- All-Star Music = $183
- All-Star Movies = $184
- Art of Animation Family Suite = $587
- Art of Animation Little Mermaid Standard = $272
- Pop Century = $221
Average Room Rate at Disney Moderate Resorts
- Caribbean Beach = $322
- Coronado Springs = $304
- Fort Wilderness Cabin = $603
- Fort Wilderness Campsite = $121
- Port Orleans – Riverside = $325
- Port Orleans – French Quarters = $325
Average Room Rate at Disney Deluxe Resorts
- Animal Kingdom Lodge = $582
- Beach Club = $646
- Boardwalk Inn = $746
- Contemporary = $913
- Grand Floridian = $908
- Polynesian Village = $798
- Wilderness Lodge = $563
- Yacht Club = $667
Average Room Rate at Disney Deluxe Villas (Deluxe Studios)
- Animal Kingdom Lodge – Jambo House = $560
- Animal Kingdom Lodge – Kidani Village = $597
- Bay Lake Tower = $849
- Beach Club Villas = $685
- Boardwalk Villas = $743
- Boulder Ridge at Wilderness Lodge = $617
- Copper Creek at Wilderness Lodge = $598
- Old Key West = $488
- Polynesian Villas = $689
- Riviera = $647
- Saratoga Springs = $487
- Villas at Grand Floridian = $818
Average Room Rate at Disney Deluxe Villas (1-Bedroom Villa)
- Animal Kingdom Lodge – Jambo House = $999
- Animal Kingdom Lodge – Kidani Village = $939
- Bay Lake Tower = $1,153
- Beach Club Villas = $1,047
- Boardwalk Villas = $1,084
- Boulder Ridge at Wilderness Lodge = $1,007
- Copper Creek at Wilderness Lodge = $1,178
- Old Key West = $648
- Riviera = $1,006
- Saratoga Springs = $648
- Villas at Grand Floridian = $1,442
Average Room Rate at Disney Deluxe Villas (2-Bedroom Villa)
- Animal Kingdom Lodge Kidani Village = $1,669
- Bay Lake Tower = $1,879
- Beach Club Villas = $1,657
- Boulder Ridge at Wilderness Lodge = $1,728
- Copper Creek at Wilderness Lodge = $2,063
- Old Key West = $947
- Riviera = $1,518
- Saratoga Springs = $1,088
- Villas at Grand Floridian = $2,389
Split Stay at a Disney World Hotel
When you book two or more Disney hotels during your vacation, Bell Services can transfer your luggage to the next hotel free of charge.
This is especially great if you wanted to stay at a Deluxe hotel for a couple nights and then finish up your trip at a Value hotel.
You technically can’t book a Split Stay online at time of booking, so in order for this to happen, you’ll need two separate hotel reservations with the second one starting on the checkout date of your first hotel.
Disney Hotels that Allow Dogs
There are 4 Disney World hotels that have designated dog-friendly rooms and amenities:
- Cabins at Fort Wilderness Resort
- Disney’s Art of Animation Resort
- Disney’s Port Orleans Riverside
- Disney’s Yacht Club Resort
You can only bring up to 2 dogs per room (no cats).
To book a dog-friendly room at one of the hotels mentioned above, you must call (407)-939-7539.
On-Property Non-Disney Resorts
There are a handful of non-Disney properties located within Walt Disney World Resort. Here are my favorites:
- Four Seasons Orlando
- Walt Disney World Swan
- Walt Disney World Swan Reserve
- Walt Disney World Dolphin
- Waldorf Astoria Orlando
- Hilton Signia Bonnet Creek
- JW Marriott Orlando Bonnet Creek
- Wyndham Bonnet Creek
- Drury Plaza Disney Springs
Plus, quite a few can be booked with credit card and hotel loyalty points.
Off-Property Hotels
The number of hotels in this theme park triangle (SeaWorld, Universal Studios, and Disney) is astonishing and almost impossible to list.
That said, whatever budget you have, there’s a hotel for you, many of which are within close proximity to Disney property.
But if I had to choose some of my favorites, they would have to be:
- Orlando World Center Marriott
- Gaylord Palms
- Any Rosen property on I-Drive
- Conrad Orlando
- The Delta
- Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress
- Holiday Inn Resort Orlando Suites
- The Ritz Carton Orlando Grande Lakes
- Low Road Pacific Resort at Universal Orlando
- Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando
- Universal’s Cabana Bay Beach Resort
- Hyatt Regency Orlando
Best Rides at Disney World
Rides I think are great may not be the same for you, so I’m just going to list my must-hit rides for anyone visiting Disney World for the first time.
If you hit up these rides, you will have a great time. The rest is just bonus.
Best Rides at Magic Kingdom
- TRON Lightcycle Run
- Seven Dwarfs Mine Train
- Space Moutnain
- Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
- Dumbo
- Haunted Mansion
- Pirates of the Caribbean
- Peter Pan’s Flight
- Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
- PeopleMover
- Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin
Best Rides at Epcot
- Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind
- Test Track
- Living with the Land
- Spaceship Earth
- Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure
- Soarin’
- Frozen Ever After
- Seas with Nemo and Friends
Mission Space: Orange is so fun but also sickening. I also don’t care for Figment.
Best Rides at Hollywood Studios
- Slinky Dog Dash
- Tower of Terror
- Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster
- Mickey and Minnie’s Runway Railway
- Star Tours
- Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance
- Millennium Falcon Smuggler’s Run
Best Rides at Animal Kingdom
- Avatar Flight of Passage
- Expedition Everest
- It’s Tough to Be a Bug
- Dinosaur
- Kilimanjaro Safaris
Also this is pretty random, but these rides and attractions will close when it rains. (You’ll also find a list of attractions that stay open during inclement weather)
Single Rider Lines at Disney World
You can take advantage of Single Rider Lines which basically lets you join a separate, usually shorter line, by riding alone as opposed to with your party.
For examples, if a row on a ride has 3 seats like Test Track but only 2 are filled, a single rider will join that party of 2 to fill that row.
All Attractions with a Single Rider Line
- Expedition Everest at Disney’s Animal Kingdom
- Test Track at Epcot
- Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster at Hollywood Studios
- Millennium Falcon Smugglers Run at Hollywood Studios
IBS-Friendly Rides
This is my own list that I made up because sometimes waiting in line or even being on certain long rides can feel a little scary, if you know what I mean.
Magic Kingdom IBS Friendly Attractions
- Astro Orbiters
- Barnstormer
- Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin
- Dumbo the Flying Elephant
- Mad Tea Party
- Peter Pan’s Flight
- Prince Charming’s Carousel
- TRON
Animal Kingdom IBS Friendly Attractions
- Avatar Flight of Passage (there’s literally a bathroom in the line)
- Dinosaur
- Expedition Everest
Epcot IBS Friendly Attractions
- Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind (Lightning-Lane only)
- Soarin’
- Test Track
- The Seas with Nemo and Friends
Hollywood Studios IBS Friendly Attractions
- Alien Swirling Saucers
- Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster
- Slinky Dog Dash
- Star Tours
Attractions with No Height Requirements
There are surprisingly a large amount of attractions and rides (58 to be exact) that do not have a minimum height requirement.
I think this is so great for those families or parties with little kids and babies, like us.
Here’s a taste for all four parks. But be sure to check out this page for my full list or rides with no height restrictions at all theme parks including both water parks.
Magic Kingdom Rides without Height Restrictions
- Astro Orbiter
- Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin
- Dumbo the Flying Elephant
- Haunted Mansion
- “it’s a small world”
- Jungle Cruise
- Mad Tea Party
- The Magic Carpets of Aladdin
- The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
- Peter Pan’s Flight
- Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover
- Under the Seas – Journey of the Little Mermaid
Epcot Rides without Height Restrictions
- Frozen Ever After
- Journey into Imagination with Figment
- Journey of Water, Inspired by Moana
- Living with the Land
- Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure
- The Sea with Nemo and Friends
- Spaceship Earth
- Turtle Talk with Crush
Hollywood Studios Rides without Height Restrictions
- Beauty and the Beast – Live on Stage
- Disney Junior Dance Party
- For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing Along Celebration
- Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular
- Mickey and Minnie’s Runway Railway
- Muppet*Vision 3D
- Toy Story Mania!
Animal Kingdom Rides without Height Restrictions
- It’s Tough to be a Bug!
- Kilimanjaro Safaris
- Navi River Journey
- TriceraTop Spin
Air Conditioning Spots to Cool Down
Disney World can get insanely hot.
Best Restaurants at Disney World
These are all of the restaurants and dining spots at Walt Disney World that is worth it.
Sit-Down Restaurant
- Narcoosee’s (Grand Floridian Resort)
- Topolino’s Terrace Dinner (Riviera Resort)
- Shiki-Sai (Epcot Japan)
- Beaches and Cream (Beach Club Resort)
- Yachtsman’s Steakhouse (Yacht Club Resort)
- Cape May Cafe (Beach Club Resort)
- Steakhouse 71 (Contemporary Resort)
- Toledo (Coronado Springs Resort)
- Jungle Navigation Co. LTD Skipper Canteen (Magic Kingdom)
- The Boathouse (Disney Springs)
- Summer House on the Lake (Disney Springs)
- Morimoto Asia (Disney Springs)
Quick Service
- Pizza Ponte (Disney Springs)
- Regal Eagle Smokehouse (Epcot America)
- Woody’s Lunchbox (Hollywood Studios)
- Satuli Canteen (Animal Kingdom)
- Sleepy Hollow Inn (Magic Kingdom)
Character Meals and Buffets
- Crystal Palace Character Buffet (Magic Kingdom)
- Garden Grill Character Family Style Meal (Epcot)
- 1900 Park Fare Character Buffet (Grand Floridian Resort)
- Topolino’s Character Breakfast (Riviera Resort)
- Boma Buffet (Animal Kingdom Lodge)
- Roundup Rodeo BBQ Family Style Meal (Hollywood Studios)
Bar and Lounge
- Tambu Lounge (Polynesian Village Resort)
- Trader Sam’s (Polynesian Village Resort)
- Nomad Lounge (Animal Kingdom)
- Oga’s Cantina (Hollywood Studios)
Sweet Treats
- Gideon’s Bakehouse (Disney Springs)
- Aloha Isle (Magic Kingdom)
- Cookie Bar (Disney Springs)
Best Food and Drinks at Disney World
There are so many great food and drinks at Disney World that’s almost impossible to list them all. Thankful I have a few lists (with pics) of all of my go-to options:
FYI: It’s mostly snacks
- Best Food at Magic Kingdom
- Best Food at Epcot
- Best Food and Hollywood Studios
- Best Food at Animal Kingdom
- Best Food at Disney Springs
Disney Dining Plan 101
Once the Disney Dining Plan returned, it was pretty evident that you really couldn’t get your money’s worth, which I why I never recommend it.
Quick Service Disney Dining Plan
Price: $57.01 per adult per day and $23.83 per kid (ages 3-9) per day
- 2 Quick Service meals per night of stay
- 1 Snack or non-alcoholic beverage per night of stay
- 1 Resort Refillable Mug
Disney Dining Plan
Price: $94.28 per adult per day and $29.69 per kid (ages 3-9) per day
- 1 Quick Service meal per night of stay
- 1 Table Service meal per night of stay
- 1 Snack or non-alcoholic beverage per night of stay
- 1 Resort-Refillable Mug
It’s honestly a lot more difficult to break even on the DDP than it was pre-2020.
That said, if you have flexible travel dates, I think it’s a no-brainer to book a trip during the Free Disney Dining Plan promotion.
If you wanted to learn more about the DDP, I have a few resources for you:
Special Events at Disney World
The special events that we get at Disney World are honestly kinda sad compared to what Disneyland gets.
That said, there are still some cool special ticketed events and free seasonal festivals throughout the year that you can experience.
Special Ticketed Events
- Disney After Hours at Hollywood Studios
- Disney After Hours at Epcot
- Disney After Hours at Magic Kingdom
- Disney H2O Glow
- Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party
- Disney Jollywood Nights
- Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party
- Fireworks Dessert Party
Festivals and Parades
- Festival of the Arts (Epcot)
- Flower and Garden Festival (Epcot)
- International Food and Wine Festival (Epcot)
- Festival of the Holidays (Epcot)
- Super Bowl MVP Parade (when Super Bowl is held on the east coast)
Tip: Keep this Epcot Festival Calendar and Concert Schedule bookmarked to future reference.
Tours
There’s a surprising number of tours that you can do at Disney World.
Here’s a brief rundown of each (for booking details, check out this page)
- Behind the Seeds (Living with the Land)
- Caring for Giants (elephants)
- Disney’s Keys to the Kingdom (behind the scenes at Magic Kingdom)
- Epcot Seas Adventure (diving)
- Epic Seas Adventure (in-depth dolphins experience)
- Savor the Savannah (food and safari)
- Up Close with Rhinos
- Wild Africa Trek (3 hour tour of the safari with food)
- VIP Tour (the ultimate experience at Disney)
When to Start Planning
I wrote a quick and easy to follow Disney World trip planning timeline and checklist article that can help you plan up to 8 months in advance.
Check it out here:
Future Rides and Lands
There’s honestly nothing too major that’s been announced at Walt Disney World besides some speculation for a 5th park and the upcoming re-imagining at Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom.
Animal Kingdom Expansion (TBD)
Animal Kingdom’s Dinoland USA and beyond is getting re-imagined to include the following:
- DinoRama transforming into Casa Madrigal (Encanto)
- Dinosaur transforming to Indiana Jones Adventure
- Dinoland Dig Site transforming into Tropical Americas Area
- Restaurantasaurus transforming into Tropic America’s restaurant
Magic Kingdom Expansion (RUMOR)
Supposedly the land behind Big Thunder Mountain Railroad is going to be the home of some new lands, including a possible villains land.
This is all speculation but I expect to hear some announcements at D23.
5th Park
Disney World got the green light to build a potential fifth park. No details have been announced but this looks like a real possibility in the distant future as they have around $17B to play with.
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
Splash Mountains re-theming is officially complete with the opening of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, and I must say, it’s actually pretty great!
Final Thoughts
Hopeful this Disney World planning guide was straight-forward and super helpful.
Because at the end of the day, planning for a Disney World trip is honestly pretty easy.
Sure it can get stressful (and expensive) at times, especially when it comes to virtual queues and advanced dining reservations. But as long as you have you Lighting Lane selections made and your favorite dining spots secured prior to visiting, you’ll have no issues have a great time.
And if you ever have any questions, please be sure to send me a DM on Instagram and I’ll get back to you ASAP.
