Plan a magical trip together.
MerryGo learns what your group actually loves, then builds your Walt Disney World plan around it — which parks on which days, what's worth booking, and the exact day each window opens. You can share the plan with a single button, and every detail is sourced and cited, never guessed.
Every ride, show, lounge, and restaurant, fingerprinted.
MerryGo reads each one the way you would — how big a thrill, how much little kids love it, how long it takes, what it costs — every fact cited to a verified source. Never made up. Pick a sample group and see what rises to the top.
Ages 1 & 3 — naps are essential, characters are everything, food is fuel.
- 01Tusker HouseAnimal Kingdom
- 02Story Book Dining at Artist PointResorts
- 03Akershus Royal Banquet HallEPCOT
- 04Hollywood and VineHollywood Studios
- 01Toy Story Mania!Hollywood Studios
- 02Kilimanjaro SafarisAnimal Kingdom
- 03Pirates of the CaribbeanMagic Kingdom
- 04Haunted MansionMagic Kingdom
Position on each chart is the fit, relative to the rest of the catalog; the glow and the lit-up dots mark this group's sweet spot; dot size is our rating — bigger means more worth your time. The full engine reads much more: every guest's age and height at the trip, your must-dos, where you're staying (which nudges dining toward easy-to-reach tables), and your dates (which drive every booking-window countdown). Your group's own answers set the target.
Live product data, and one slice of the matching — the real plan also weighs your group's votes, kids' ages and heights, where you're staying, and your dates. The shaded region is this group's best fits; the numbered picks are its top-ranked options.
Which park is your park?
Four parks, four very different days. The same fingerprinting approach that analyzes rides, shows, and dining helps you decide which parks to visit and how many days to spend at each one — because a stroller brigade's week looks nothing like a grown-ups' trip.
The whole week, day by day.
Picking the parks is half of it — the other half is the order. MerryGo sequences your days around Early Entry mornings, Extended Evening Hours, each park's real hours, the forecast, and a sane pace — so you're not stacking two rope-drops back to back or burning a short day on a big park.
A sample week — MerryGo builds yours from your dates. A day-level view: which park each day, not an hour-by-hour schedule.
How tall to ride?
Every height-gated ride at Walt Disney World — how tall you have to be, and how intense it really is. A taller minimum doesn't always mean a scarier ride. Plan a trip and MerryGo maps them against your own kids' heights.
Intensity is our estimate; the minimums are confirmed.
Where should you stay?
Every Disney World resort on one chart comparing cost and convenience. Here's a representative ranking for a group with two kids, a moderate budget, and a focus on the Magic Kingdom.
- Wilderness Lodge~$680
- Contemporary~$700
- Polynesian Village~$850
- Grand Floridian~$910
- 2Pop Century~$270
- 1Art of Animation~$310
- Swan & Dolphin~$330
- 3Caribbean Beach~$340
- Beach Club~$790
- BoardWalk~$790
- Yacht Club~$850
- Riviera~$900
- All-Star Sports~$210
- All-Star Movies~$220
- All-Star Music~$220
- Coronado Springs~$330
- Port Orleans French Quarter~$350
- Port Orleans Riverside~$350
- Saratoga Springs~$550
- Old Key West~$560
- Animal Kingdom Lodge~$600
- Four Seasons~$1620
Shades of Green isn't shown — military rates aren't publicly comparable.
Value · from ~$310/night
- Among the most kid-friendly resorts
- Family suites — room to spread out
- Value price — under your budget
Bus to Magic Kingdom — your group's focus
Value · from ~$270/night
- Great for younger kids
- Value price — under your budget
Bus to Magic Kingdom — your group's focus
Moderate · from ~$340/night
- Great for younger kids
Bus to Magic Kingdom — your group's focus
Monorail, Skyliner, boat, or bus?
One simple map of how everything connects — the parks, the resorts, and Disney Springs. Tap any two points to see every way between them, ranked by ease. Plan a trip and MerryGo adds your resort and your park days.
Buses run from most resorts to most parks, except where monorail or Skyliner cover the trip; Disney Springs buses run from every resort — never from the parks. Shades of Green and Four Seasons each run their own shuttle service to the parks; check times with the resort.
- Walk — direct path
- Monorail — direct
- Boat — from the resort dock
When should you go?
Hotel price ranges, major festivals, party nights that close parks early, and real climate trends — see the whole year and pick the best dates for your group.
Summer rain is mostly a brief mid-afternoon thunderstorm that clears by evening; winter rain is rarer but a front can linger. Storms taper through October — hurricane season peaks Aug–Oct.
This year's facts, sourced and kept current.
Ask a chatbot and you'll get last year's dates, hours, and prices — given with complete confidence. MerryGo reads the current facts from Disney's official sources and live park data — we keep park hours, Lightning Lane prices, and typical waits up to date. Booking windows get the closest watch: dining at 60 days, Lightning Lane at 7, and special-event nights that sell out months ahead — with a reminder the moment each one opens. For a November 21 check-in, MerryGo computes:
Thu, Jul 9, 2026
Buy tickets: Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party 2026
verified ruleThu, Jul 9, 2026
Buy tickets: Disney Jollywood Nights 2026
verified ruleTue, Sep 22, 2026
6:00 AM ET
Book dining: your whole stay
verified ruleThu, Oct 22, 2026
11:59 PM ET
Resort package final payment due
verified rule
Every date links to its official Disney source and is re-checked on a regular schedule to catch any policy change. When Disney hasn't announced something yet, MerryGo clearly says estimated — it never guesses in a confident voice.
Three steps, zero nagging.
- 1
Start the plan
Who's coming, your dates, where you're staying. Takes about two minutes for one organizer.
- 2
Send one link
Everyone rates your shortlist — must-do, nice to have, or skip — and fills in what only they know: a kid's height, an allergy, someone you left off. No accounts, no spreadsheet, no group-chat archaeology.
- 3
Get the plan
MerryGo lays out which park each day, what's worth booking, and the exact moment each window opens — and keeps every date current so nothing slips.
Questions, answered.
- Those tools have their place — but they're set up to answer one-off questions; they're not great for planning a trip with a group over multiple weeks or months. A chatbot doesn't remember who's coming, doesn't give your group a place to weigh in or fill in what they know, and will confidently make up information — and, with Disney trips, one wrong detail can wreck a day. MerryGo remembers your group, pulls everyone in with one shareable link, and runs on facts we've verified and cited, not generated. ChatGPT and Claude will keep getting smarter and better over time — but a looked-up, cited fact beats a guessed one every time, and they were never built to coordinate group travel.
- Only the organizer signs in. The people you invite need no account— they open your link, rate the shortlist, fill in anything only they know, and they're done.
- No. MerryGo tells you whatto grab and the exact day each booking window opens — then you book through Disney's official channels. We never take payment or reserve anything on your behalf.
- The booking dates and rules come straight from Disney's official sources. For the thousands of details that shape a plan — ride heights, menus, prices, showtimes — we start with Disney and cross-check against the most trusted names in Disney planning, then stamp every fact with its source and the day we last checked it (tap any fact in your plan to see it). When Disney hasn't announced something yet, MerryGo labels it estimated and re-checks on a regular schedule, so you always know how solid a fact is.
- Free during our open beta — and always free for everyone your organizer invites. If we add paid features later, the cost, if any, would sit with the organizer.
- Any group going to Walt Disney World together — a couple, a few friends, or several families wrangling a dozen people. One person sets up the trip; everyone else weighs in and fills in their own details.
More questions? See the full FAQ →
The whole group, merrily on the same page.
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