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The castle hub is the heart of the Magic Kingdom—and the backdrop for magical moments from sunrise to fireworks. From the early morning opening show to a lively parade and nighttime spectaculars, there’s always something happening in front of Cinderella Castle. Let's dive in

Guests staying on property get extra theme park time - Early Entry for all on-sight guests and Extended Evening for Deluxe Resort guests.

We provide you with some tips and tools to make your own park touring plan for the Magic Kingdom park.

Tips and tools to make your own Epcot park touring plan

From epic thrill rides and immersive lands to Broadway-style shows and preschool-friendly dance parties, Disney’s Hollywood Studios has a little something for everyone. Whether you’re racing through the galaxy, singing along with Elsa, or taking a drop into the Twilight Zone, the attractions here blend storytelling and adventure like nowhere else in Walt Disney World. Let's dive in.

Updated 12/27/25 How to Use Early Theme Park Entry If you’re staying at a Disney Resort hotel (or select partner hotels), you can take advantage of Early Theme Park Entry at Walt Disney World —a perk that lets you enter any of the four theme parks 30 minutes before regular guests . This extra half hour can make a big difference, especially if you’re hoping to ride high-demand attractions before wait times spike. 🧚‍♀️ Pixie Dust Pro Tip: Not every ride opens early, so havin

Every family’s Disney day looks a little different—what works perfectly for one group might not fit another. That’s why instead of giving you a rigid step-by-step itinerary, we’re sharing flexible tips and smart tools to help you create a Hollywood Studios touring plan that works for you. Let's dive in.

Why do I need a planning party? Before you can make a theme park reservation, schedule a virtual queue, or buy Lighting Lane Mulit or...

Disney's new policy as of January 9, 2024- date based tickets including those purchased in resort packages do not require a theme park...

For several years, Virtual Queues were Disney’s main crowd-control tool for new attractions — especially during grand openings. Beginning February 25, 2025, Disney retired Virtual Queues for regular, day-to-day guest touring at Walt Disney World, but it is still used for attraction previews, such as Zootopia: Better Zoogether