4 (easy!) Steps to Plan the Perfect Disney World Trip
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Want to simplify the process of planning your visit to Disney World? Vacation strategies have changed a lot in the last few years but in today’s show Serena will share for the first time her newly revised 4-step process to simplifying the process. 4-3-2-1 to the perfect Disney World vacation!
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This is the best, most concise way to have all of this in one place for a newbie! Love the charts you made and I’ll be sharing this with a few people ☺️
Great video!!! This is the way I travel now. I like the way you break it up and spell it out! Years ago we tried to hit every ride and made ourselves miserable. Now that we have been a few times, we just pick out some favorite must-do's, plan at least one table Service meal a day most of the time, and we have learned how valuable early entry, rope drop, and late stay can be. We also value experiences and hotel chill time. We prioritize daily park breaks of at least two hours on any day we plan to stay late. You can't start touring at 7 am and last till the park closes and fully enjoy it unless you take that mid-day break.
Exactly! After you’ve been a few times these are the lessons you learn. So hoping I can save a few people from having to learn the hard way 😅
This is a GREAT way to plan your day! I was at Disney last week and we alternated After Hours parties at MK and HS with regular park days at Epcot and AK. For us, it was an ideal way to enjoy our vacation. We slept in after the After Hours parties and used Genie+ in the afternoon. If you love rides like my travel party does, know that you can both join a virtual queue *and* purchase a Lightning Lane. I totally agree with prioritizing experiences as well. The shows are amazing and, more practically speaking, sometimes it’s a choice between heat stroke and Frozen Ever After!
This video helped me so much! It’s been 5 years since our last trip to Disney and a lot has changed. I was confused the most about how to plan out the rides and this was a great guide.
Glad it was helpful!
No Spaceship Earth on the Epcot list?
Do you think this approach would also work for a holiday party?
Holiday parties don’t have any Genie+ or Lighting Lane options so it’s a bit different. They’re really about the special party entertainment and rides are secondary. But wait times drop a lot as the night goes on so plan to do more rides the last 90 minutes of the party for shortest waits. And check out our video guide for both Halloween and Christmas 👀