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6. Prioritize With map in hand, I recommend going through each attraction on the list and ranking it in order of importance. I like to have two different colors of highlighters during this stage. With one color I’ll mark the rides and shows that are at the top of our family’s list, the ones that we’d be really sad to ...

5. Plot a Course Looking at your map once again, try to plot out your ideal route through the park. A perfect route would cover all the A’s and B’s in one section before moving on to the next, taking into account your ideal meal places and ideal Fast Pass times. Also, don’t forget to look at show times and ...

4. Make Reservations When your dining and Fast Pass reservation windows open up, you’ll want to do your best to reserve your top rides (A list rides with historically long lines) and your top restaurants at the ideal times on your preliminary plan. Does this happen all the time? Hardly. But do the best you can and be flexible. If ...

3. Re-plan Then, with your newly made reservations in hand as well as your map, re-plan your itinerary so that you don’t end up zigzagging all over the park. It might be as easy as going the opposite way around the Magic Kingdom “circle”, or you may have to adjust your World Showcase route. There’s no wrong way to do ...

Just thinking about the plethora of things to do at Walt Disney World can make your head spin. How are you supposed to get to it all? Well, the best thing to do is to create an itinerary for your trip. Proper planning is the key to leaving Disney without regrets. Here’s how to get it done…

7. Print a Map First of all, it’s good to get an overview of the area. Without that mental picture, you’ll end up wasting time trying to figure out where you are and where you’re going. You can always view park maps on the My Disney Experience app without printing, but I find that a printed version is helpful, especially ...

2. European Itineraries Though my family has not personally been on a European cruise, it’s nice to know that the Disney Magic would be the ship to provide such an experience. The Magic has itineraries all throughout the Mediterranean, up into Scandinavia, and around the British Isles. Now wouldn’t that would be a vacation to remember?  Photo Credit: Disney

1. New Updates Coming VERY soon, the Magic will be even more magical! Rapunzel’s Royal Table dining room will open with plenty of dinner time entertainment themed after the Corona and the Snuggly Duckling. The Vibe Teen Club is getting a industrial style makeover with plenty of new state of the art technology. And the Cove Cafe is also being ...

5. Slinky Dog Slide OK, it sounds like a small thing…but to small people it’s a big thing! The Magic has that cool Slinky Dog Slide in the Oceaneer Kids Club that you see in all the promo material. Not only is it fun for the kids who can go to Oceaneer Club, it’s also amazing to have an indoor ...

4. Tangled the Musical Rapunzel on stage? Yes! We love Rapunzel and Eugene, and we also love to see their story played out live. Disney Magic is the only place you’ll find this particular show, by the way. (Although the other ships’ entertainment is fantastic, as well.)  Photo Credit: Disney