Welcome to planDisney, Santiago! We love answering questions for other guests, and you've got a lot of them! I'm happy to help!
It sounds like you have quite the trip planned to
Walt Disney World Resort! There is no best day to visit any particular theme park. It's totally up to you! Many guests (including me) like to begin at Magic Kingdom Park. Walking down Main Street, U.S.A. toward Cinderella Castle is a great way to start a magical vacation! Keep in mind that Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party is a special ticketed event offered on select nights. Magic Kingdom will close early on those days. Definitely keep an eye on the
Hours & Events Calendar, as these things are subject to change. In Magic Kingdom, you'll want to prioritize
Tron Lightcycle Run, Space Mountain, and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. You'll end your evening with
Happily Ever After and
Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away.
Spend day 2 at EPCOT, and head straight for
Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind. This attraction is a different experience depending on the song you get, so you are probably going to ride it more than once! Mission: Space (the orange mission is the most intense) and Test Track are also thrilling.
Luminous The Symphony of Us is the nighttime spectacular and is not to be missed! You can view it from anywhere around the World Showcase Lagoon.
In Disney's Hollywood Studios, start at
Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets, then head next door to Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. This is my favorite park, so I hope you'll try to ride everything!
Fantasmic is typically held nightly and includes favorite characters, fireworks, lasers, and water effects!
Finally, Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park has
Expedition Everest, where you will have a close call with broken tracks and the yeti. This park does not have a nighttime show.
I recommend you try the Disney Genie Service on your My Disney Experience App. It's a complimentary tool that can help you plan your day. Try to experience the most popular attractions first thing in the morning or near park closing. Waits tend to be a bit shorter during those times. And don't miss out on the queues where you will wait. Disney does storytelling best, and everything is part of the story!
You can receive packages at your Walt Disney World Resort hotel. A
small handling fee is charged. I would let a Cast member at the front desk know to expect the delivery.
I hope this is helpful, Santiago, and that you and your friends have the most magical time!
Let us know if you have any more questions!
Always dreaming -
Elizabeth