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More on How Long to Stay at Walt Disney World



By Dave Shute

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MORE ON HOW LONG TO STAY AT DISNEY WORLD

This page brings together to one place key links to help decide how long your family should stay at Disney World trip on this site.

It’s part of a series on navigating this site.

MORE ON HOW LONG TO STAY AT WALT DISNEY WORLD

For advice on how long to stay, see this

For other trip lengths, see this

For the Comfortable Guide to how long to stay, see this

For itinerary design goals and the basic December Itinerary, see this

For itineraries covering all the other parts of the year, see this

For shorter and longer itineraries targeted at the same December week, see this

To design your own itinerary, see this

For rides that might be skipped, see this

For a comprehensive guide to rides and attractions, see this

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2 comments

1 Ami { 10.17.15 at 4:38 pm }

Hi!

My daughter is turning 8 on Nov. 2nd and obsessed with princesses and rides. I’d like to go Nov 2 – Nov 6 and considering hopper tickets. This is our first time and want to get in as much as possible. Not sure where to even begin. This trip is all about her. Any recommendations?

Thank you in advance!

2 Dave { 10.19.15 at 8:11 am }

Ami, there’s enough to see in each individual park that you don’t really need hopper tickets.

Honestly, you’ve left your planning a little late, but start here.

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