Any trip that includes several generations multiplies the magic, Kathryn. Let’s get you all set up!
I like to recommend the
Tickets & Visit Guide as a great place to start. This digital resource gives a helpful overview of each theme park and offers some tips on selecting a length of stay. It even highlights some must-do attractions based on personal preferences.
You’re also going to need to select a hotel. The
Disney Resorts Collection offers many options that fit within a wide variety of budgets. My planDisney panelist friends and I have
some tips that might help you select the hotel that is just right for your family. One of the first decisions you might need to make is if/how you’d like to split your party and select overnight accommodations based on that information.
Current health and safety measures require that Guests have both a theme park reservation and valid tickets in order to visit a theme park. That requirement may change prior to your 2022 visit, so definitely keep a close eye on the
current guidelines to stay informed.
Sixty days before your visit, you’ll want to make
dining reservations. This can be done online and it’s a simple process. Just be sure that you reserve early to ensure availability, especially at the most popular restaurants.
As you dig into your planning process, Kathryn, we’re here and happy to help with any additional questions. Just give us a shout!