To-Do Lists for Walt Disney World

To Do List: Basic December Itinerary       To-Do Lists: All Other Itineraries

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This page brings together to one place links to Walt Disney World To-Do Lists and related material on this site. It’s part of a series on navigating this site.

Each of this site’s Disney World Itineraries has its own To-Do List. (For which itineraries are recommended for which weeks, see this.)

If you aren’t using one of this site’s itineraries, but rather are building your own itinerary, these To-Do Lists can serve as a model for you to create your own.

Note that a good travel agent, such as this site’s partner Destinations in Florida, can do almost all of this work for you, for free.

TO-DO LISTS FOR THIS SITE’S PRINCIPAL ITINERARIES

• To-Do Lists by arrival week, also with notes on whether you need to adapt them for a particular week
• To-Do List for the Basic December Itinerary
• To-Do List for the Autumn-Winter-Spring Itinerary
• To-Do List for the Easter Itinerary
• To-Do List for the Summer Itinerary

OTHER KEY LINKS RELATED TO TO-DO LISTS

• 180 Day Calendar
• How Far in Advance You Can Book
• Using Travel Agents

TO-DO LISTS FOR SHORTER AND LONGER ITINERARIES FOR THE DECEMBER WEEK

• To-Do List: Basic December Itinerary, but Skipping the Second Sunday
• To-Do List: Basic December Itinerary, but Skipping the First Saturday
• To-Do List: Basic December Itinerary, but Skipping Both the First Saturday and the Second Sunday
• To-Do List: Basic December Itinerary, 5 Nights/6 Days Version
• To-Do List: Basic December Itinerary, More Relaxed Version

TO DO LISTS FOR OTHER SHORTER ITINERARIES

• To-Do List: Seven Night Autumn-Winter-Spring Itinerary, v1 (Saturday Arrival)
• To-Do List: Seven Night Autumn-Winter-Spring Itinerary, v2 (Sunday Arrival)
• To-Do List: Six Night Autumn-Winter-Spring Itinerary
• To-Do List: Seven Night Summer Itinerary
• To-Do List: Seven Night Easter Itinerary

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9 comments

1 DeWayne { 09.11.11 at 2:05 pm }

Outstanding site, been a few times and the wife and I will be using it to plan for October 2012.

2 Dave { 09.11.11 at 4:43 pm }

Thanks DeWayne, and have a great trip! Dave

3 Carrie { 04.27.12 at 9:04 pm }

Do you recommend paying extra for the park hopper and water park options?

4 Dave { 04.28.12 at 7:27 am }

Carrie, nope to both! You can almost always manage around the hopper, and most first time visitors don’t use enuf of the water parks etc to pay for the extra cost, as the core theme parks are so compelling themselves…

5 Dave { 04.28.12 at 7:32 am }

Carrie, glad to help! If you are renting a car anyway, Allegiant can be a real money saver, and the Sanford airport is much easier to handle than MCO…but if you aren’t, Sanford can be a hike…

6 Carrie { 05.01.12 at 10:28 pm }

Well, we can book a shuttle for $150 (round trip) so that is worth it to fly cheaper GF-Orlando. No stops and cheap tickets We are booking TONIGHT-eeeekkkkkk!

7 Dave { 05.02.12 at 6:38 am }

Yay!!

8 Chris { 03.19.13 at 11:46 am }

We are flying to Orlando and staying for a week at the Animal Kingdom Hotel with two small children (4 and 2). Bearing in mind how far the hotel is from Magic Kingdom and the age of our children, would we be better off hiring a car rather than relying on the Disney transport system?

9 Dave { 03.19.13 at 4:58 pm }

Hi Chris! Actually, no. The Magic Kingdom is the only park where a car is slower than the WDW buses. This is because while buses drop you off right in front, the car park is far away, and once you’ve arrived at it, you need to take either a monorail or a ferry to get to MK. AT the other three parks, a car beats the buses, because there’s not the extra (ferry/monorail) trip…

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