What order should you visit Disney World parks?

Generally, the best order to visit Disney World parks will be as follows:

• Magic Kingdom.
• Hollywood Studios or Epcot.
• Animal Kingdom.
• Shopping, Dining, and Magic Kingdom.
• Alternative Itineraries for Disney World.
• Park Hopping.
• Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom.
• Week-Long Trip.

How many days should you spend at Disney World?

The simple short answer when deciding how many days should you should spend at Disney is 7 days. A week is a pretty safe number when it comes to visiting Walt Disney World. This will give you plenty of time to explore all of the Walt Disney World theme parks, water parks and Disney Springs shopping area.

Which Disney park should you visit twice?

Determine which two parks you want to see twice. I will always recommend that Magic Kingdom be your first duplicate visit, but you should really take the time to determine which other park gets your second double-up visit. Are you all about taking in more world culture? Then it is EPCOT.

What two Disney parks can you do a day?

Magic Kingdom and Epcot really take a full day, each. Happy planning! If you aren’t going to do world showcase at Epcot, then could manage half a day if rides only.

Which Disney World park needs the most time?

How many days do you need for each Disney park?

• Magic Kingdom and Epcot are the top priorities for shorter trips.
• If your Disney trip is 2 or 3 days, then make sure you spend 1 full day at both Magic Kingdom and Epcot.
• On a 4 or 5 day Disney trip, plan on at least one full day at each park.

What is the least busiest day at Walt Disney World?

Walt Disney World’s parks are typically least crowded:

• January 2nd until just prior to Presidents’ Day week (third Monday in February),
• The week after Labor Day until just prior to Thanksgiving week.
• The week following Thanksgiving weekend until the week prior to Christmas.