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SHORTER AND LONGER WALT DISNEY WORLD TRIPS
This site recommends a 9 day, 8 night trip. The next best choice is one day and night longer! Below are alternatives, including for shorter trips.
SEVEN NIGHT WALT DISNEY WORLD ITINERARIES
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Click here for a seven night Walt Disney World itinerary that covers the Easter calendar–the weeks before and after Easter
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For a seven night Summer itinerary, click here
- Click here for a seven night Autumn-Winter-Spring itinerary with a Saturday arrival
- Click here for a seven night Autumn-Winter-Spring itinerary with a Sunday arrival
- For a seven night variant of the Basic December Itinerary with a Saturday arrival, see this
- For a seven night variant of the Basic December Itinerary with a Sunday arrival, see this
SIX NIGHT WALT DISNEY WORLD ITINERARIES
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Click here for an Autumn-Winter-Spring six night Walt Disney World itinerary
- For a six night variant of the Basic December Itinerary, see this
FIVE NIGHT WALT DISNEY WORLD ITINERARIES
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For a starting point towards a five-night itinerary, see this
- For a five night variant of the Basic December Itinerary, see this
LONGER WALT DISNEY WORLD ITINERARIES
For an example of a slightly longer itinerary, see this, and for example multi-week itineraries, see this.
MORE DISNEY WORLD ITINERARY HELP
For help in designing your own itinerary, or making major changes to the itineraries presented above, click here
If you need to figure out what you can afford first before thinking about an itinerary length, click here for what you can do for various budgets
WALT DISNEY WORLD ITINERARY LINKS
- For itinerary design goals and the basic December Itinerary, see this
- For shorter and longer itineraries targeted at the same December weeks, see this
- For itineraries covering all the other parts of the year, see this
- For shorter itineraries–5, 6 and 7 nights–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
5 comments
this will be our 2nd trip to WD …we are thinking of going Aug23/11 till Sep 2/11…10 nights/11 days ….10 day pass for WD/ Water parks/park hopper (dining plan is thrown in ) …looking at staying at 1 of the moderate resorts …kids are 12,14,18 plus 3 adults ….thanxs for any advise you can offer ….
Tom–first, there are some great alternatives to moderates for a group that big. See this.
Some of them may appear expensive, but buying one annual pass and getting a passholder rate may really help. See this.
Since you’ve been before, you likely have ideas about what to see–for more help, see this, this, and this.
the biggest thing for us is convience getting to and from the parks …plan on taking everything in and hoped that with 10 days to do it we shouldn`t be so rush but still be able to see everything …last trip was only 7 days and we stayed at Port Qrleans Riverside 2 rooms ….
I am just curious about January 3rd and 4th. From what I understand, nothing is going on that week. Is it crowded? About what percent of the rides are closed?
Hi Dana!
I haven’t completed my analysis of 2011-2012 Christmas break dates (because a lot of school boards haven’t put their calendars out yet) but right now the 3rd and 4th look very uncrowded.
Typically 3-5 rides are closed, almost always including Splash Mountain. See http://yourfirstvisit.net/2010/05/12/winter-ride-closures-at-walt-disney-world/
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