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In just over a month I’ll be making my very first visit to Walt Disney World in Orlando, and saying I’m excited doesn’t even begin to cover it! There’s so much to see and do there, I know I won’t get to it all – but I’ll certainly do my best to complete these Free Printable Walt Disney World Ride Checklists!
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For those of you that don’t know, Walt Disney World has 4 theme parks (plus a couple water parks – though we’re not discussing those in this post):
- The Magic Kingdom: Cinderella’s Castle, classic fairytale stuff
- Hollywood Studios: Star Wars, movies
- Animal Kingdom: Tree of Life, safari, animals (duh)
- Epcot: World Showcase, Soarin’, Future World stuff
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Some of the items on these checklists are shows or ‘viewing animals’ type activities, but all were listed under ATTRACTIONS on the Walt Disney World website. I even included height requirements for those rides that have them, to make it more convenient and helpful for you! Who knew that there’s only 17 attractions between ALL FOUR PARKS that have height requirements? Love it – so much to do for all ages!
Keep in mind that Disney may change rides, have them temporarily closed for refurbishment, or other things while you’re there, so I advice checking their calendar for your trip dates so you can prepare the kids. When I go, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad will be closed which is a huge disappointment, but there’s plenty more that it’s not going to affect this magical vacation.
Grab Free Printable Walt Disney World Ride Checklist
Don’t forget to grab our Disney Trip Activity & Autograph Book, full of great fun to keep kids (and adults) happy while in lines, waiting for parades – and, of course, creative autograph pages for your favorite characters!
If you’re looking to make your trip even MORE magical, grab a private tour guide through Michael’s VIPs! I’m being provided their services to test them out on my trip, and can’t wait to see how much less stressful and more fun they make it – don’t worry, I’ll share all the details with you. So far they’ve been a HUGE help with planning, getting my dining reservations and fast passes, and answering all of my questions (I have lots!).
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Thank you so much for this! I have been searching for something I could bring with us. This is perfect. They are beautiful and fun. Thank you again for sharing your precious time and talent with the world!
Namaste
The McLevin Clan
You’re so very welcome!!! 😀
You are the most awesome person EVER!!! You saved me so much time. I was going to be searching and trying to make my own list of attractions by park. I’m glad I came across your adorable awesomeness cause mine wouldn’t have come close to yours.
Bless you
Amber
I’m so glad you love it Amber! I get so crazy if I try to do Disney parks with kiddos without a ride list 😀 Hope y’all have a great trip!
Is it wrong that two grown women will be using these checklists? LOL! Love them!
Absolutely not – I used them with my mom and I! Disney is for ANY age 😀
I have been trying to print your trip checklists twice. I can’t figure out what I am doing wrong.
I’m very sorry you’re having troubles – I’ve had several people check, and it’s downloading just fine for them. Perhaps try a different browser? Chrome seems to have the least issues downloading the pdfs.
Will you be updating this for the new Pandora rides?
Yes we will as soon as they post the rides/height requirements for everything in the new land 😀 We’ll update the other lists at that time, too, since even in the past few months a few things have changed (got rid of Stitch’s Great Escape, etc.)
Do you have any checklists of shows, fireworks, parades, etc? I’m trying to find a checklist of things to do other than rides. There just seems to be so much to do and I love your ride checklists that I hope to use them to plan our entire trip!
I don’t, since those times/showings can change extremely often (sometimes daily/weekly), so it just wouldn’t be possible to keep up with it accurately. But as you enter, they’ll have a map of the park that also includes all show/firework/parade times for that day! I’m so glad you like our ride lists – we’ll be updating them in May as soon as Pandora (the new land in Animal Kingdom) opens, to include all changes 😀 Have a great trip!
Hi there
Thank you so much – these will be perfect for our trip next month! Do you know if these will print nicely scaling down to a 5″ x 7″? I’m going to have Staples print them.
I’m glad you love them Amy – and I hope y’all have a WONDERFUL trip next month! I’m a bit jealous 😉 I believe they’d be fine going down to 5″x7″ – or our updated ones have an option for printing the 4 park lists onto one 8.5×11 page, which may be exactly what you’re wanting! They can be found here: https://busymomshelper.com/updated-walt-disney-world-ride-lists/
If you’re having trouble printing – first, make sure your computer is allowing it to download. If not, it’s possible you have a pop-up/download blocker (to prevent SPAM, so it’s a good thing) that you’ll need to just allow it to download this file. Then print. If it downloaded, it’s likely an issue with the printer. Try another printer, or sometimes it can be a setting as one person found: “Print- Advance- check box that says print image- ok ” Then it went fine 😀
What a wonderful tool! The first time we visited Disney our son wasn’t quite tall enough for the log ride so he and I waited for a character visit while sister and dad went on the ride. That was 7 YEARS ago and he hasn’t forgotten. I wish I had known ahead of time. Perhaps I could have prepared him??? This is great information. I’ll be sharing!
Oh no, I bet he was pretty bummed that day – kind of funny he still remembers it, though! I learned that with my kiddos too – it’s better that they know ahead of time, to hopefully avoid some meltdowns 🙂