Photo of Mickey Mouse in Halloween costume on Main Street at dusk
  • On Aug 17, 2026
    Claudia from San Luis Potosi Asked Please note that experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    hi!! we are coming to disney world on september, we have 6 days park tickets and the halloween party on september 11th. We are a family of four with two girls 8 and 6, how would you plan the parks? one day each and two days repeat or park hopper?

    Hiya, Claudia! Welcome to planDisney!

    Your visit to The Most Magical Place on Earth is just around the corner, Claudia. It won’t be long now! Organizing your park days is an important part of your overall itinerary in my opinion. Luckily, you’ve come to the right place! I know a thing or two about planning park days, so let’s hop right into it!

    Instead of telling you what I think is best, Claudia, let me highlight some things to consider for the options you’ve presented. If this is your first visit to Walt Disney World Resort, or your first visit in a long time, you can certainly do full days in each park. There is plenty to do and see that can absolutely fill a whole day. With that in mind, you could definitely do one park per day and repeat the parks you’d like to spend more time in once you’ve visited all four.

    Alternatively, if you’ve been to Walt Disney World before and you know the attractions and entertainment options that you’re most drawn to as a family, you could benefit from the Park Hopper Option on your tickets. You could start your day at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, for example, then hop to EPCOT in the afternoon to ride Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind and try some festival eats and sips at the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival, which kicks off on August 27! If having this flexibility sounds appealing to you and your family, it can be a great option as well. 

    One thing I would like to note is that on the evenings where Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party takes place at Magic Kingdom, there are no Happily Ever After fireworks or Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away parades. Both are definitely worth seeing, so I recommend visiting Magic Kingdom on an evening where there is no party.

    What it boils down to is that there are no wrong answers here! I’m confident that regardless of how you choose to structure your trip, you and your family will have an absolutely magical time at Walt Disney World.
     
    I hope this is helpful, Claudia! My fellow Panelists Sean, Corey, and I will be at Magic Kingdom for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween on September 11 as well! We’re very excited to take part in the frightful fun! If you have any other questions as your vacation approaches, please don’t hesitate to come back and see my friends and me here at planDisney. We’re always ready to help!

    See you real soon!

    Olivier
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Meet the Panelist: Olivier, Saskatchewan

Hiya Pals! I am Olivier from Saskatchewan, Canada. I am a husband, father of two little Imagineers, and a Mountie! For our family, nothing compares to the joy we feel when we are at The Most Magical Place on Earth. The sights, the sounds, the smells, every detail adds to the enchantment that makes Walt Disney World feel like home. We’ve created so many lasting memories on our Disney vacations, and I can’t wait to help you plan magical adventures of your own, in English or en français! Learn More About Olivier

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