
***Voted "Most Informative Podcast" in the Disney Podcast Awards*** A Disney World planning show covering topics that include touring plans, packing tips, travel with kids, Disney Dining Plan, which rides to ride, Disney resorts, magical touches to add to your trip + lots more. Visit WDWPrepSchool.com for even more tips.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 104 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture | |||

Alicia's family Disney trip was an ambitious adventure with 11 people, three dogs, and two campers driving over 1,000 miles from Pennsylvania to Fort Wilderness. She shares what worked, what didn't, and practical lessons on Lightning Lanes, park brea... more
Sara H., a Disney World regular from Virginia, visited Disneyland with her dad for their birthdays, enjoying four park days with highlights including Guardians, Indiana Jones, Paint the Night, and Wondrous Journeys while comparing the experience and ... more
Missy and Solomon's late-July Disney World trip mixed a fun split stay at Fort Wilderness and the Grand Floridian, with Fort Wilderness standing out thanks to the cabins, activities, and relaxed atmosphere. Missy's 40th birthday plans were disrupted ... more
Ashley shared details of her July 15–20 Disney World trip celebrating her 30th birthday with her girlfriend and brother. They stayed at Animal Kingdom Lodge and Pop Century and enjoyed highlights across Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and a ... more
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As a Disney fan listening to someone else’s plans in detail allows me some vicarious adventures. Shannon clearly does a lot of prep work to make sure the guests document their trip thoroughly. My only quibble is that Shannon says “OK” at almost every transition point of the guests story. I hate verbal ticks and I just wish she would stop say “OK” soooo often
Long-time listener of this podcast — I go in spurts depending on whether I have a trip coming up. Love the non-trip report episodes! (I also like the TR eps but sometimes it’s hard to find 2-3 hours to listen!) Everything I know about Disney parks I owe to Shannon and WDW Prep.
We were warned- but holy moly it’s getting to be 20 minutes!!
Shannon is great! The episode with the family of 18 was amazing! I don’t know how he did it so seamlessly! Jamison was such a breath of fresh air. He is right, so grateful for resources like your podcast!
The episode with the family of 18 was amazing! I don’t know how he did it so seamlessly! Jamison was such a breath of fresh air. He is right, so grateful for resources like your podcast!
What a great podcast! The host is so kind and thoughtful and asks great questions. And I love learning from other people’s experiences. The last episode about planning a trip for 18 was awesome 🙌🏼
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This show focuses on practical, in-depth Disney World trip planning with a strong emphasis on families and multi-generational travel. Episodes typically mix detailed itineraries, resort and dining decisions, crowd management strategies, and real-time budgeting tips with candid guest trip reports. A standout aspect is the thorough, plan-it-down-to-the-minute approach, including Lightning Lane optimization, rope drop tactics, and balancing kid-friendly experiences with adult-focused planning. The host fosters a welcoming, detail-oriented vibe that helps listeners translate complex park logistics into actionable plans for their own trips, while regular guests bring diverse family dynamics, large-group coordination, and expert planning perspect... more
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