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The most popular (and therefore busiest) times are school breaks and holidays such as Christmas, Easter, and mid-summer. If you prefer lighter crowds and milder weather, consider going between late January and early March, or in autumn (September through early November). While these times aren’t entirely free of crowds, they do tend to be more manageable, and you’ll often find shorter queues and potentially better deals on accommodation.

Walt Disney World is home to four main theme parks: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom.

• Magic Kingdom is perfect if you’re after that classic Disney feel, full of iconic attractions like Cinderella Castle and Space Mountain.
• EPCOT blends international culture with futuristic fun—think World Showcase pavilions and attractions focused on innovation.
• Disney’s Hollywood Studios is a dream for film and TV enthusiasts, featuring Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and the popular Toy Story Land.
• Disney’s Animal Kingdom offers unique wildlife encounters and nature-themed attractions, such as the thrilling Expedition Everest and the stunning Pandora – The World of Avatar.

If you’ve several days, many guests like to explore all four parks to experience Disney’s variety of entertainment.

You can buy tickets online using the search box at the top of this page. Walt Disney World no longer requires reservations for date-based tickets.

Walt Disney World offers a variety of on-site resorts divided into value, moderate, and deluxe categories. Staying at a Disney resort can provide perks like complimentary transport to the parks, extra time in the parks on select days (Extra Magic Hours or Extended Evening Hours), and early access to dining and Lightning Lane bookings. If you’re travelling on a tighter budget, off-site hotels and holiday rentals near the park can be more affordable, though you’ll likely need to organise your own transport.

Disney’s most popular restaurants can book up quickly, especially character dining experiences like Cinderella’s Royal Table or Chef Mickey’s. You can reserve tables up to 60 days in advance (for both on-site and off-site guests), though on-site resort guests sometimes have the advantage of booking for the entire stay starting 60 days before check-in. To make reservations, use the official Disney World website, the My Disney Experience app, or call Disney’s dining line. If your preferred restaurant is fully booked, keep checking—cancellations often happen in the run-up to your visit.

This can depend on your interests, but perennial favourites include:

• Magic Kingdom: Space Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, and meeting Mickey & Minnie.
• EPCOT: Soarin’ Around the World, Test Track, Frozen Ever After, plus taking a leisurely stroll around World Showcase pavilions.
• Disney’s Hollywood Studios: Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, Slinky Dog Dash, and Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway.
• Disney’s Animal Kingdom: Avatar Flight of Passage, Kilimanjaro Safaris, and Expedition Everest.

Don’t forget the enchanting parades and nighttime spectaculars like Happily Ever After (or the latest fireworks show at Magic Kingdom) and Fantasmic! at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

Genie+ is a paid service allowing you to skip the regular queue at select attractions by booking a “Lightning Lane” arrival window. Some highly in-demand rides may require individual Lightning Lane purchases even if you have Genie+. If you’re keen to fit in as many attractions as possible or if you’re visiting during a peak period, Genie+ and Lightning Lane purchases can save a considerable amount of time. If you’re visiting during a quieter time or don’t mind queuing, you may decide to save the extra cost.

Disney provides complimentary transport for on-site guests, including buses, the monorail system, and water taxis. The Disney Skyliner (a gondola system) is also available for certain resorts and parks. If you’re staying off-site or plan to explore areas beyond Walt Disney World, renting a car or using rideshare services might be more convenient. Consider your party’s needs (prams, wheelchairs, or mobility concerns) to decide which option suits you best.

Many rides are suitable for little ones, such as Dumbo the Flying Elephant, “it’s a small world,” The Seas with Nemo & Friends, and TriceraTop Spin. Character meet-and-greets are also a big hit. Make sure to check height restrictions on thrill rides in advance—Disney’s website or the My Disney Experience app are great resources for this. The parks offer child-friendly shows, playgrounds, and gentler attractions so everyone can join in the fun.

Character experiences are a delightful part of visiting Walt Disney World. You can meet beloved characters at designated greeting areas, in restaurants offering character dining, or spot them in parades and cavalcades. For popular characters (like the Disney Princesses or Mickey & Minnie), you may need to queue or book a dining reservation that includes character visits. Keep an eye on the My Disney Experience app for updated times and locations.