When we first decided to plan a trip to Disney World, I imagined it would be fairly simple. You book flights. You book a place to stay. You buy park tickets. Done. Except… that is absolutely not how Disney planning works . Planning a Disney trip is basically a full-time hobby that involves spreadsheets, group chats, snack research, ride strategy, and children asking every single day how many sleeps are left. Here are some things I definitely didn’t expect when planning a Disney trip. How Much Planning Actually Goes Into It I knew Disney trips took planning, but I didn’t realise quite how much planning . You start looking at park tickets and suddenly you're learning about things like: • Genie+ • Lightning Lanes • Park reservations • Early entry • Rope drop strategies At one point I felt like I needed a university degree in Disney logistics just to understand how to get on a ride. People talk about Disney planning timelines like military operations. “Book dining ...
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