Disney Trip Planner and Keepsake

Description

A trip to Disney is more than dates, packing lists and travel plans. It opens a world of imagination that your family will cherish. This complete Disney trip planner can double as a keepsake of all you saw and did in the magic kingdom along, photos and tips for next time! It includes complete packing lists for every big and little and extended family, too who plan to join you on the trip. Plan your Disney trip with things to do before, during and after so you can make the most of your trip!

What This Disney Trip Planner Can Do For You

I created this to help us get a crew of 8 from different homes in our region into 2 cars and 2 hotel rooms without missing anything important to all the little kids. Filling out the ride and restaurant wish lists ahead of time helped us fit in all we wanted to do, see and eat without running all over the park and wearing out grandma and testing auntie’s patience. The hubs got his Dole whip and the kids got their cotton candy while we hit all the rides everyone wanted to check out because we simply filled out the wish list in the car on the trip from our home state to the park. It gave us something to do and ramped up the excitement.

Use the meal planner to cut back on expenses as well as write down those surprise finds to remind you of the places you want to return to or try before your trip ends. Jot down reminders of all there is to do before driving, flying or hoofing it into the park on your to-do list. You can also print out a few of the to-do list pages and hand them out to family members who are joining along with the itinerary. Give friends and family a copy of the bucket list to see who all wants to go on the same rides. This cuts down on last-minute scurrying through the park to get to what everyone wants to do before the long ride home.

Not sure of the best time to go or want to know what the crowds will be like? The Disney crowd tracker can be very helpful when planning your trip.

Use Disney Plus in Your Homeschool

We have found the Disney+ channel to be much more than a diversion in our TV watching habits. There are study packets around the nature programs and new things each month. The David Attenborough special on Earth is astounding, beautiful to watch and moving. I have a few study units built around that as well.