Planning Walt Disney World And Universal With Kids

We have been visiting Walt Disney World since the kids were toddlers. It’s been wonderful enjoying the Disney experience through every stage as they grew. Planning a trip to Walt Disney World and Universal with children is a magical adventure filled with unforgettable experiences.

However, planning a trip to Walt Disney World and Universal in Orlando requires careful planning to make the most of your visit. From choosing the best accommodations to creating a family-friendly itinerary, there’s much to consider. Let us share our years of Disney and Universal Planning experience with you and share all we know about planning a trip to Walt Disney World with kids.

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Here Are Five Essential Tips For Making The Most Of Your Trip:

  1. Book Dining Reservations Early
    Popular dining spots fill up quickly, especially character dining experiences. Reservations open 60 days in advance, so plan ahead to secure your family’s must-visit restaurants.
  2. Plan Rest Days
    Walt Disney World can be exhausting, especially for little ones. Include a few slower-paced days in your itinerary to relax by the pool or explore your resort.
  3. Use Genie+ for Popular Attractions
    The Genie+ service helps you reserve access to rides, reducing wait times for your family’s favourites. Prioritise high-demand attractions early in the day.
  4. Pack Essentials for Kids
    Don’t forget items like sunscreen, water bottles, snacks, and a portable charger for devices. A lightweight stroller can also be a lifesaver, even for older kids.
  5. Arrive Early for Rope Drop
    Arriving at the park before it officially opens, known as “rope drop,” lets you experience popular attractions with shorter queues before the crowds build up.

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