Disney World Itinerary Generator
Enter your dates, hotel and party once, and ParkCharter generates the whole Walt Disney World itinerary: which park each day, which rides to do in which order, where meals land, and when to head back to the hotel. You can mix in Universal Orlando days on the same trip.
Generate my itinerary →Free first day, no credit card
How the generator works
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Enter your trip
Your dates, your hotel, your flight times if you are flying, who is coming with each kid’s height, and the kinds of rides you love.
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Pick parks, or leave it on Auto
Choose the parks you want. On Auto, the parks with the longest lines are placed on your Monday to Thursday dates first. Or pin a park to a day, add a rest day, or split a day between two parks.
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Get every park day built
Each day is laid out ride by ride with meals in place, from the moment you leave the hotel to the moment you head back.
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Change it when plans change
Ask Arrow, the in-app assistant, to swap a ride, move a meal or rebuild a day, and review the change before you apply it.
What goes into each generated day
Park hours for your date
Each day fits inside that park’s hours for the date, with Early Entry added when your hotel qualifies.
Real wait-time history
Rides are ordered from each ride’s recorded waits by hour, so the long lines land when they are usually shorter.
Kid heights
Every ride is checked against each kid’s height. When a child is too short for one, Kid Charter plans something nearby for them while the rest of the group rides.
Repeat park days
When a park gets a second day, the plan leans toward the rides you have not done yet on the first one.
Arrival and departure days
If you are flying, the first and last days are planned around your landing and take-off times.
Meals
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are placed at sensible times, using the meal choices you pick.
A real generated day
The first part of a generated day at Disney's Hollywood Studios on Sunday, Oct 18 (park hours 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM), built for two adults and a kid tall enough for most rides. A full trip generates every park day this way.
- 8:25 AMDrive from your hotel to Disney's Hollywood Studios (~30 min)
- 9:00 AMSlinky Dog Dash
- 10:31 AMJack-Jack Cookie Num Nums
- 11:00 AMStar Wars: Rise of the Resistance
- 12:30 PMDocking Bay 7 Food and Cargo
- 2:45 PMMilk Stand
- 3:20 PMRock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets
- 4:34 PMThe Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
- 5:38 PMFairfax Fare
- 6:34 PMMickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway
See the whole day, or switch park and party, in the Hollywood Studios one-day itinerary planner. Want to know how the AI side works? Read about the AI Disney trip planner.
Questions
What is a Disney World itinerary generator?
It is a tool that turns your trip details into a finished schedule. ParkCharter takes your dates, hotel, party and preferences and generates a plan for every park day, ride by ride, instead of a template you fill in yourself.
What do I need to enter?
Your travel dates, your hotel, your flight times if you are flying, how many adults and kids are coming with each kid’s height, and the rides and meals you care about. Everything else is worked out for you.
Does it choose which park to do each day?
Yes, if you leave a day on Auto. The parks with the longest lines are placed on the Monday to Thursday dates of your trip first, and lighter parks fill the Friday to Sunday dates. You can pin any park to any day instead.
Can I mix Disney World and Universal Orlando days?
Yes. The same generator plans all four Walt Disney World parks and all three Universal Orlando parks, including Epic Universe, in one trip.
What does a generated itinerary cost?
Start with a free first day, no credit card: one park day generated 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.
Generate your Disney World itinerary
Enter your dates, hotel and party, and ParkCharter builds every park day of your trip.
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