Category — b. How Long to Stay at Walt Disney World

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Hey!  This itinerary needs to be revised to work under FastPass+! See this for needed changes and stuff you need to do.

This itinerary is a variant of the standard Autumn-Winter-Spring itinerary, but one day shorter, and with a Sunday arrival. See this for another seven night variant, but with a Saturday arrival.

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Hey!  This itinerary needs to be revised to work under FastPass+! See this for needed changes and stuff you need to do.

This itinerary is a variant of the standard Autumn-Winter-Spring itinerary, but one day shorter.

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Some families—particularly those coming from the West Coast, and those driving from distant parts of the East Coast or Midwest–will have difficulty arriving at Walt Disney World early Saturday afternoon, and/or departing Sunday afternoon. This could reduce their ability to carry out the itineraries for the Saturday of arrival and the Saturday evening before and the Sunday that they depart.

RESPONDING TO TRANSPORTATION CHALLENGES

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This site provides

• Shorter and longer options here for the basic December trip
• 8-night itineraries here for all of the rest of the year
• And shorter options for the most of the rest of the year here

If these aren’t enough, here are a few thoughts on designing your own shorter itinerary for the rest of the year.

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This site recommends a 9 day, 8 night trip. The next best choice is one day and night longer! Below are alternatives, including trips for the rest of the year.

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Plan to spend 9 days in Orlando, arriving midday on a Saturday and departing in the late afternoon of the following Sunday.

This amount of time balances the time needed to fully appreciate the 4 theme parks (6ish days) with time for breaks from the parks, while fitting into a typical “week off from work.”

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