3 day itinerary
Disney World
Personalized with:Budget friendly Gluten freeOlder child
Itinerary
Planning a trip to Disney World can be so much fun, especially when you have a budget-friendly, gluten-free adventure in mind. Let’s dive into a 3-day itinerary that balances excitement, delicious food, and some magical moments for you and your older child!
Day 1:
Morning:
- Arrival: Get to the park early to beat the crowds! Aim to arrive at least 30 minutes before the park opens.
- Breakfast: Grab a gluten-free breakfast at . They offer gluten-free options like the delicious fruit cups and coffee.
- Must-Do Rides: Start with and . These rides are popular, so hitting them first will save you time later!
Midday:
- Lunch: Head to for a gluten-free taco salad. You can customize it with your favorite toppings!
- Afternoon Fun: After lunch, explore and . Don’t forget to take a stroll through and .
Evening:
- Dinner: Make a reservation at . They have gluten-free options, and dining in the Beast’s castle is a magical experience!
- Nighttime Show: End your day with the Happily Ever After fireworks show. Grab a spot in front of for the best view!
Day 2:
Morning:
- Arrival: Again, get there early! opens a bit later than , so check the schedule.
- Breakfast: Try in the France Pavilion for a gluten-free pastry and coffee.
- Must-Do Rides: Start with and . These rides are thrilling and a great way to kick off your day!
Midday:
- Lunch: Head to in The Land pavilion. They have a variety of gluten-free options, including salads and grilled chicken.
- Afternoon Fun: Explore the World Showcase! Visit the different pavilions, and don’t miss the ride in Norway.
Evening:
- Dinner: Make a reservation at in Italy. They offer gluten-free pizza that’s sure to please!
- Nighttime Show: Catch the nighttime spectacular. Find a good spot near the World Showcase Lagoon for a fantastic view!
Day 3:
Morning:
- Arrival: Get there early to enjoy the park before it gets too busy!
- Breakfast: Stop by for a gluten-free breakfast sandwich or a fruit cup.
- Must-Do Rides: Head straight to and . These are must-ride attractions!
Midday:
- Lunch: Try for a gluten-free chicken bowl or salad. It’s a great spot to refuel!
- Afternoon Fun: Catch a show like or . These are entertaining and a nice break from the rides.
Evening:
- Dinner: Dine at . They have gluten-free options, and the atmosphere is super fun!
- Nighttime Show: End your trip with the show. It’s a spectacular way to wrap up your Disney adventure!
Tips for a Budget-Friendly Trip:
- Bring Snacks: Pack some gluten-free snacks to keep energy levels up without breaking the bank.
- Water Bottles: Bring refillable water bottles to stay hydrated and save on drinks.
- Mobile Ordering: Use the Disney app for mobile ordering to save time and avoid long lines.
I hope this itinerary helps you have a magical time at Disney World! Enjoy every moment with your older child, and don’t forget to take lots of pictures! 🌟✨