AI Disney Trip Planner
Tell ParkCharter your dates, your hotel and who is coming, and it builds a day-by-day itinerary for every park day of your Walt Disney World or Universal Orlando trip: which rides to do in which order, where meals land, and when to head back to the hotel.
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What the planner builds each day around
Official park hours
Every day is built inside that park’s posted hours for your date, including Early Entry when your hotel qualifies.
Wait times by the hour
Rides are ordered using each ride’s recent wait history hour by hour, so the big lines land at the times they are usually shortest.
Your party
Kids’ heights decide which rides fit. When a little one is too short for a ride, Kid Charter plans something nearby for them while the rest of the group rides.
Your meals
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are placed at sensible times in the day, using the meal choices you pick.
Your hotel and line skipping
Travel to and from your hotel is on the plan, and the plan knows whether you have Lightning Lane or Universal Express.
Changes on the day
Ask Arrow, the in-app assistant, to swap a ride or a meal, or rebuild a day, and the plan updates.
A real sample day
The first part of a plan for Magic Kingdom on Sunday, Oct 18 (park hours 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM), built for two adults and a kid tall enough for most rides. A full trip plans every park day this way.
- 7:25 AMDrive from your hotel to Magic Kingdom (~30 min)
- 8:00 AMTRON Lightcycle / Run
- 9:00 AMMain Street Bakery
- 11:00 AMPlaza Ice Cream Parlor
- 11:28 AMSpace Mountain
- 12:14 PMAstro Orbiter
- 1:00 PMCosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe
- 3:15 PMThe Lunching Pad
- 3:40 PMBuzz Lightyear Space Ranger Spin
- 4:33 PMTomorrowland Speedway
See the whole day, or switch park and party, in the Magic Kingdom one-day itinerary planner. Used touring plans before? See how ParkCharter works as a TouringPlans alternative.
How this differs from a printable itinerary template
| Static template | ParkCharter |
|---|---|
| Written once for an average guest and an average day. | Built for your dates, your party and your hotel. |
| Ride order is a rule of thumb. | Ride order comes from each ride’s recent hour-by-hour waits. |
| Ignores early closes, special events and Early Entry. | Uses the posted park hours for each date of your trip. |
| You rewrite it yourself when plans change. | Ask Arrow to swap a ride or rebuild the day. |
Questions
Can AI plan a Disney World trip?
Yes. ParkCharter turns your dates, hotel, party and preferences into a day-by-day plan for each park day. The schedule itself comes from a planning engine that works from park hours and wait-time history, and Arrow, the AI assistant, handles changes you ask for in plain words.
How much does ParkCharter cost?
You can start with a free first day, no credit card: one park day planned in full. A Per Trip plan is $14.99 once and covers up to 10 days. The Planner Pass is $34.99 a year, billed yearly, for unlimited trips.
Does it plan Universal Orlando and Epic Universe too?
Yes. It plans all four Walt Disney World parks and all three Universal Orlando parks, including Epic Universe, and it can mix Disney and Universal days in one trip.
How is this different from asking a general chatbot?
A general chatbot writes an itinerary from memory. ParkCharter schedules each day from the posted hours for your date and from recorded wait times, and checks every ride and restaurant against its own catalog of what is actually at that park.
Can I change the plan after it is built?
Yes. Ask Arrow to swap a ride, move a meal or rebuild a day, and review the change before you apply it.
Build your Disney itinerary
Pick your dates, parks and party, and ParkCharter lays out every park day for you.
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