Featured Itinerary
Here's a sample itinerary from one of our expert agents—personalized experiences crafted with destination expertise and insider knowledge.
Magic Kingdom
Day 1Start your Disney experience at the most iconic park. Arrive at rope drop to maximize your time. Hit major attractions like Space Mountain, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, and Pirates of the Caribbean. Watch the fireworks show in the evening. This is typically the most crowded Disney park, so strategic planning helps
EPCOT
Day 2Explore Future World in the morning with rides like Test Track and Soarin'. Spend the afternoon "traveling the world" through World Showcase—eat and drink your way through 11 countries. Stay for the evening fireworks show over the lagoon.
Hollywood Studios
Day 3Focus on Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge and Toy Story Land. Popular rides include Rise of the Resistance (use Lightning Lane if possible), Tower of Terror, and Rock 'n' Roller Coaster. Catch one of the live shows if time permits.
Universal Studios Florida
Day 4Experience the Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Diagon Alley, ride the Hogwarts Express to Islands of Adventure. Hit attractions like the Mummy, MEN IN BLACK, and Transformers. The evening light show is worth staying for.
Islands of Adventure
Day 5More Harry Potter at Hogsmeade, plus thrilling coasters like the Incredible Hulk and VelociCoaster. Don't miss Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure. The Jurassic Park section is also excellent.
Animal Kingdom or Sea Day
Day 6Either explore Disney's Animal Kingdom (Avatar Flight of Passage, Kilimanjaro Safaris, Expedition Everest) or take a break day to relax by your hotel pool, visit Disney Springs for shopping and dining, or explore International Drive area.
Kennedy Space Center or Universal's Volcano Bay
Day 7For something different, drive to Kennedy Space Center (about an hour away) for space exploration history, or cool off at Volcano Bay water park. Alternatively, revisit your favorite park or explore Icon Park and the Orlando Eye.