Experience all attractions in Magic Kingdom in a single day. Obtain times for all shows so that you can fit them into your tour. This touring plan includes all current core attractions. To be included in the Ultimate Touring Plan Hall of Fame, send your name(s), tour date, and a cell phone number to ultimate@touringplans.com prior to your tour.

From the Unofficial Guide book, this is the standard one-day adult touring plan. This plan requires a lot of walking and some backtracking to avoid lines. Extra walking and morning hustling will spare you 4 or more hours of standing in line. How far you get depends on how quickly you move from ride to ride, how many times you rest or eat, how quickly the park fills, and what time the park closes. During days of peak attendance, the Magic Kingdom may open at 8 am or earlier. If touring during a holiday, try our holiday plans.

From the Unofficial Guide book, this is the standard one-day adult touring plan. This plan includes only the attractions we think are best. It requires a lot of walking and some backtracking to avoid lines. How far you get depends on how quickly you move from ride to ride, how many times you rest or eat, how quickly the park fills, and what time the park closes. During days of peak attendance, the Magic Kingdom may open at 8 am or earlier. If touring during a holiday, try our holiday plans.

From the Unofficial Guide book. This plan takes advantage of early-morning touring. Each day, you should complete the structured part of the plan by about 4 p.m. This leaves plenty of time for live entertainment. If the park is open late (after 8 p.m.), consider returning to your hotel at mid-day for a swim and a nap. Eat an early dinner outside Walt Disney World and return refreshed to enjoy the park's nighttime festivities.

A two-day, stress-free, comprehensive touring plan for adults, it allows you to sleep late and still experience the best attractions in the park, including the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and Under the Sea: Journey of the Little Mermaid. The plan works especially well when the Magic Kingdom is open later, such as summer and Extended Theme Park Hour evenings.

These day-and-a-half plans work perfectly if you're arriving in Orlando late in the morning of your first vacation day, and can't wait to start touring. They also work great for families who want to sleep in one morning after spending a full day in the Magic Kingdom the day before. Attractions include TRON: Lightcycle Run, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Under the Sea:Journey of the Little Mermaid, plus classics like Space Mountain, and Peter Pan's Flight.

For the type-B reader, this touring plan avoids detailed step-by-step strategies for saving every last minute in line. To paraphrase one of our favorite movies, theyre more guidelines than actual rules. Use these to avoid the longest waits in line while having maximum flexibility to see whatever interests you in a particular part of the park.

Instead of a step-by-step list of attractions to visit, these "Not-A-Touring-Plan" plans are a loose collection of guidelines we use when telling folks how to tour the Magic Kingdom. Most of these plans (there are more for parents, and for the other parks) aren't more than a dozen sentences long. You'll have a solid strategy for beating most of the crowds, with the most flexible schedule possible.

Instead of a step-by-step list of attractions to visit, these "Not-A-Touring-Plan" plans are a loose collection of guidelines we use when telling folks how to tour the Magic Kingdom. Most of these plans (there are more for parents, and for the other parks) aren't more than a dozen sentences long. For example, one step in the plans is "Tour Liberty Square next." See those attractions in any order. Stop to get character autographs, to shop, or to rest. Continue the plan whenever you're ready. You'll have a solid strategy for beating most of the crowds, with the most flexible schedule possible.

A comprehensive evening EMH touring plan for adults. Includes the new attractions such as the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and Under the Sea: Journey of the Little Mermaid, plus classics Space Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.

From the Unofficial Guide book. This plan takes advantage of early-morning touring. Each day, you should complete the structured part of the plan by about 4 p.m. This leaves plenty of time for live entertainment. If the park is open late (after 8 p.m.), consider returning to your hotel at mid-day for a swim and a nap. Eat an early dinner outside Walt Disney World and return refreshed to enjoy the park's nighttime festivities. Attractions include the new Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Under the Sea:Journey of the Little Mermaid, and more, plus classics like Space Mountain, and Peter Pan's Flight.

Designed for adults who want to experience the best Magic Kingdom nighttime attractions while guzzling cocoa and gingerbread cookies. The plan assumes an arrival around 6 pm, but can be easily adapted for 4 pm arrivals, the earliest guests can get in with a party ticket.

Designed for adults who want to experience the best Magic Kingdom nighttime attractions while sneaking in a few bags of candy. As with the other plans, we include tips for finding great viewing spots for the Mickey's Boo-To-You Parade and Disney's Not-So-Spooky Spectacular.

We suggest you arrive around 5:45 PM to the Magic Kingdom to take advantage of the full party time. The Magic Kingdom closes to day-guests at 6 PM.