wikiHow Disney Vacation Itinerary Day 1: * Morning: Visit Magic Kingdom, the most iconic and classic park of Disney World. Enjoy the Main Street USA, the classic rides such as Pirates of the Caribbean, and the famous Cinderella's Castle. * Afternoon: Have lunch at one of the many restaurants, then head to Adventureland and Frontierland to try rides such as Splash Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. * Evening: Stay for the Happily Ever After fireworks show and the Electrical Parade, a dazzling and magical nighttime spectacular. Day 2: * Morning: Visit Animal Kingdom, a park that combines wildlife conservation and adventure. Start with the Kilimanjaro Safaris, a tour through the savanna with real animals, then visit the Asia section for the Expedition Everest ride and the Kali River Rapids. * Afternoon: Explore Pandora - The World of Avatar, a new and immersive land based on the blockbuster movie, with attractions such as Flight of Passage and the Na'vi River Journey. * Evening: Have dinner at one of the themed restaurants, such as the Rainforest Cafe or the Tusker House, and enjoy the Tree of Life Awakenings show. Day 3: * Morning: Visit Hollywood Studios, a park dedicated to movies, TV shows, and pop culture. Start with the Toy Story Land, with its popular rides such as Slinky Dog Dash and Alien Swirling Saucers. * Afternoon: Visit Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, a new and exciting land based on the Star Wars franchise, with attractions such as Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run and Rise of the Resistance. * Evening: Watch Fantasmic!, a nighttime spectacular that features water effects, projections, and live performers. Day 4: * Morning: Visit Epcot, a park that celebrates innovation, culture, and science. Start with the iconic Spaceship Earth, a ride that takes you through the history of communication and technology. * Afternoon: Explore the World Showcase, a section of the park that features pavilions from different countries, with their cuisine, art, and entertainment. Try the fish and chips in the UK pavilion, the bratwurst in the Germany pavilion, and the sushi in the Japan pavilion. * Evening: Watch IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth, a nighttime show that celebrates the diversity and unity of the world. Day 5: * Morning: Visit any of the parks you enjoyed the most, for a final ride or show. * Afternoon: Have lunch at a themed restaurant or at one of the many food kiosks and carts that offer unique and delicious snacks. * Evening: Say farewell to Disney World and enjoy a final dinner at a fine dining restaurant, such as the California Grill or the Le Cellier Steakhouse. This is just an example itinerary, and you can adjust it based on your personal preferences and interests. Disney World is a magical and immersive place that offers many attractions and experiences, so there are plenty of things to see and do! Page