In which order should we visit the Disney 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.




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Many guides suggest that you start with Magic Kingdom first, followed by Epcot and then Hollywood Studios. This leaves Animal Kingdom as the last Disney theme park to visit on your trip.

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Me, personally I always avoid the parks with the extra magic hours simply because they are going to be more crowded with resort guests. If you can manage all 4 theme parks and you have never been there before I would say definately go to all 4, and take the time to see each one if you can.

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How to Select The Right Disney Park for your Disney Days
  1. Check for Magic Mornings and early closing for special events.
  2. Consider your dining reservations.
  3. Space out nighttime activities.
  4. Make allowances for weather.
  5. Consider your traveling party.


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Q: What are the three best parks at Disney World? A: The three best Disney World parks are: #1 – Magic Kingdom, #2 – EPCOT, #3 – Animal Kingdom. Unfortunately, Hollywood Studios comes in at fourth on our list because it is very busy with long lines and better suited for teens.

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Movie Magic or Amazing Animals Animal Kingdom has animal-inspired shows, food, rides, and attractions. If your little ones will be thrilled seeing a live Gorilla or a giraffe on Kilimanjaro Safaris, this Park is a must-see. Hollywood Studios is all about tapping into the glamour and glitz of the movie industry.

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The fast pass version isn't as good as the regular version. Be sure to try both. So yes, it's entirely possible to visit four Disney parks in one day, even with kids in tow.

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The Park Hopper option is slightly more expensive than your regular park ticket, but allows you to quite literally hop between the parks, or visit multiple parks a day. This is really the only way to do the parks, and even if you are staying for more than 2-3 days, I still recommend getting the park hopper option.

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Magic Kingdom park and EPCOT are connected via monorail. EPCOT and Disney's Hollywood Studios are connected via boat. Magic Kingdom park and Disney's Hollywood Studios are connected via bus. Disney's Animal Kingdom theme park is connected to the 3 other theme parks via bus.

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Epcot Itinerary Planning Tips There is no need to rush to the rope drop at the park opening. While there is a lot to see and do, you can easily fit in your favorite attractions during a single day at Epcot.

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Most Common Trip Length – 4 or 5 Days: This trip length works well for most people because you can visit all four Disney World theme parks, even possibly enjoy a second day at a favorite park, and it fits within most people's work vacation limits.

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You still can only make one parks pass reservation per day, and you do not need a parks pass reservation at your second park. Again, you'll need one at the first park (and you have to visit the first part), but you don't need a reservation at the second park.

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Where to Start. The reason I tell you to spend a full day at Magic Kingdom and Epcot is because both parks offer more to do and they're also the most iconic Disney parks. Thus, they deserve more time than do the other two parks. Even one full day at these parks will just whet your appetite for more….

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Absolutely. Time is money and that's especially true at Disney. You can get a lot done during rope drop/early access.

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Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom In addition to being the most popular theme park from among all Disney-affiliated parks, the Magic Kingdom park is also the most widely visited theme park in the world.

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Important things to know about touring Magic Kingdom Magic Kingdom has the most attractions of any park. You can see and do a lot in 1 day, but for an even more relaxed experience, 2 days will be better. This is also a great park for Genie+, and if it is in your budget, we definitely recommend you purchase it.

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In Disney World, the standard Park Hopper Option allows you to visit more than one theme park on the same day. This means that you can enter up to four parks on the same day, as long as you abide by the current park hopper rules.

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Consequently, you can spend a full day in Animal Kingdom if you pace yourself to avoid the aforementioned animal fatigue. Nevertheless, Animal Kingdom is the easiest park to accomplish in a partial day; you can either arrive early or stay late at Animal Kingdom and do the entire park with relative ease.

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It's open every day of the year – in fact, before Covid, Disneyland California had only two full-day unscheduled closures since opening in 1955, bar unexpected weather closures. After that first year I kept going, because I had so much fun.

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Originally opened in 1995, Blizzard Beach is by far the most under-the-radar park in Disney World, which is understandable considering its focus as a water-specific park. And let's fact it: water parks aren't everyone's cup of tea.

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Animal Kingdom is very appropriate for kids ages 6 to 12 or any kiddos who appreciate animals and nature. The park is nicely spread out, and there's definitely a slower pace here (compared to Magic Kingdom). This allows you to go at your own pace, explore the side trails, and take in the scenery.

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Sort of depends on your 4 year old. AK has lots to do; Safari, River Journey, Bugs Life, lots of animals to look at. Epcot also has stuff but it isn't really designed for toddlers. The Pavilions all have something suitable, Frozen and Ratatouille are great but not much else in the world showcase.

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