Ride Priority Planner

Nobody rides everything at Walt Disney World, and trying to is the fastest way to burn out. Tell us who's riding, how much time you have and the rides you like, and get a ranked must-ride list for one park. A free account adds your full list and all four parks.

Stack the Magic Ride Priority Planner, a free tool that ranks must-ride attractions park by park for a Walt Disney World trip

FAQ

How does the tool decide what to prioritize?

Every attraction starts with a baseline tier (essential, worth it if you have time, or a nice extra), based on how consistently it draws long lines and how central it is to that park's lineup. Your group and the ride types you asked for then re-rank that baseline; nothing is ever hidden, only reordered.

I picked “family with young kids,” why is a 44-inch ride still showing up?

Because plenty of families split up so one adult rides a taller-height attraction while another waits with a shorter rider, this tool never assumes a height requirement rules a family out. It ranks that ride lower and shows its exact height requirement on the card instead of removing it.

What's the difference between Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Single Pass?

Multi Pass lets you book three attractions ahead, then add more one at a time as you use them. Single Pass is a separate, pay-per-ride purchase for the handful of highest-demand attractions in each park (like TRON Lightcycle / Run or Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind) that aren't included in Multi Pass at all.

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