14-Day Family Holiday in Orlando & Disney World

Day 1: Arrival & Settling In

Morning: Arrive in Orlando and transfer to your accommodation. Take some time to unpack and get familiar with your surroundings.

Afternoon: Visit Disney Springs to enjoy shopping, dining, and entertainment suitable for all ages, including your little one.

Evening: Have dinner at a family-friendly restaurant in Disney Springs and enjoy some light strolls by the waterfront to relax after your trip.

Day 2: Magic Kingdom Park

Morning: Start your day early at Magic Kingdom, focusing on kid-friendly rides in Fantasyland like "It’s a Small World" and "Dumbo the Flying Elephant."

Afternoon: Enjoy a character lunch and continue exploring attractions like Adventureland with a gentle ride on the Jungle Cruise.

Evening: Watch the iconic fireworks show over Cinderella’s Castle before heading back to your hotel.

Day 3: Epcot

Morning: Explore Future World with interactive exhibits and kid-friendly rides such as The Seas with Nemo & Friends.

Afternoon: Stroll through the World Showcase, sampling cultural experiences and cuisine from different countries suitable for your family.

Evening: Attend the impressive nighttime show, Harmonious, before returning to your hotel.

Day 4: Rest & Resort Fun

Morning: Enjoy a relaxing morning at your resort’s pool and amenities designed for children.

Afternoon: Visit the resort’s kids’ club for creative activities and family fun time.

Evening: Dine on-site with convenient options for your child’s preferences.

Day 5: Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Morning: Begin with attractions like Toy Story Land, where your 5-year-old can enjoy rides such as Toy Story Mania!

Afternoon: Take in family-friendly shows like Disney Junior Dance Party and explore Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at a gentle pace.

Evening: Catch the nighttime spectacular, Fantasmic!, before heading back.

Day 6: Animal Kingdom Park

Morning: Discover Kilimanjaro Safaris for a fun animal adventure perfect for kids.

Afternoon: Explore the DinoLand U.S.A area including the TriceraTop Spin ride.

Evening: Watch the Tree of Life Awakenings display before dinner and rest.

Day 7: Legoland Florida

Morning: Take a day trip to Legoland Florida, a dream destination for young children with rides, shows, and building activities.

Afternoon: Continue exploring themed areas and interactive play zones.

Evening: Return to Orlando and enjoy a relaxing family dinner at your accommodation.

Day 8: SeaWorld Orlando

Morning: Visit SeaWorld Orlando for marine life shows and exhibits geared towards young kids.

Afternoon: Enjoy gentle rides and interactive experiences like feeding dolphins or touching stingrays.

Evening: Head back to rest or explore nearby dining options.

Day 9: Gatorland & Downtown Orlando

Morning: Explore Gatorland, a fun wildlife park featuring alligators and educational shows suitable for children.

Afternoon: Take a leisurely walk and have a casual meal in Downtown Orlando.

Evening: Return to your hotel for a restful evening with family games or movie night.

Day 10: Disney Water Park - Typhoon Lagoon

Morning: Spend the day at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon water park, ideal for young kids with shallow pools and splash zones.

Afternoon: Enjoy relaxing rides and wave pools while keeping your child entertained.

Evening: Return to your hotel for dinner and early bedtime.

Day 11: Disney Water Park - Blizzard Beach

Morning: Continue water fun at Blizzard Beach, with kid-friendly areas like Tike’s Peak.

Afternoon: Relax at the lazy river or enjoy snow-themed play zones, perfect for your 5-year-old.

Evening: Have dinner at the resort or explore nearby family-friendly restaurants.

Day 12: Kennedy Space Center

Morning: Drive to the Kennedy Space Center and explore interactive exhibits and space-themed attractions.

Afternoon: Attend educational shows and try hands-on activities designed for children.

Evening: Return to Orlando and enjoy a quiet family evening.

Day 13: Shopping & Leisure Day

Morning: Visit a family-friendly shopping center like the Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets for souvenirs and essentials.

Afternoon: Enjoy a casual meal and relax at a nearby park for your child to play outdoors.

Evening: Pack and prepare for your departure with a calm evening.

Day 14: Departure

Morning: Check out from your accommodation and transfer to Orlando International Airport.

Afternoon: Flight back home, with memories from a magical family vacation.

Evening: N/A - Travel day.

Time and Cost Estimates

• Magic Kingdom: 6-8 hours, approx. $150 per adult, $140 per child
• Epcot: 5-7 hours, approx. $150 per adult, $140 per child
• Hollywood Studios: 6-7 hours, approx. $150 per adult, $140 per child
• Animal Kingdom: 5-6 hours, approx. $150 per adult, $140 per child
• Legoland Florida: Full day, approx. $120 per adult, $110 per child
• SeaWorld Orlando: 4-6 hours, approx. $110 per adult, $100 per child
• Gatorland: 3-4 hours, approx. $35 per adult, $20 per child
• Typhoon Lagoon: 5-6 hours, approx. $80 per adult, $70 per child
• Blizzard Beach: 5-6 hours, approx. $80 per adult, $70 per child
• Kennedy Space Center: 6-7 hours, approx. $60 per adult, $50 per child
• Disney Springs & Shopping: 3-4 hours, free entry but budget for shopping and meals
• Accommodations & Meals: Estimated $200 per day for 3 individuals

Total estimated cost: Approximately $7,200 including park tickets, accommodations, meals, and transportation.

Tips

For a shorter trip, consider focusing on 3-4 key Disney parks to avoid fatigue, especially with a young child. To extend your holiday, add days for relaxation at the resort or explore other Orlando attractions such as Universal Orlando Resort. Balancing busy days with downtime will help keep the trip enjoyable for your whole family.