Trip Planning Website?

[robndani]

Hi! Does anyone know of a website that has spots to plan a WDW trip? For example, restaurants we want to try, rides we want to fp, etc?

 

[MichaelaF]

Can you elaborate a little more on what you're looking for?

Do you want like a template so you can input things?

Or something like Touring Plans that will give you recommendations?

 

[robndani]

Sorry, more like where I can input things I want to try. Not suggestions, but blank spaces.

 

[MichaelaF]

I don't know of anything Disney-specific (it might exist, but blank paper or a Word doc works just as well), but I use Evernote for any vacation planning (and lots of work-related things).

I can use the online version from any computer, or the one on my desktop at my own computer. This syncs with my iphone (or any smartphone) as well.

You can make "notebooks"(folders) in there, and there are lots of extras Evernote offers, such as web clipping (if you see an article on DisneyFoodBlog that you want to clip and save to Evernote, you can do that with a click, for example). So I set mine up something like:

Reservations/Info - reservation codes/numbers, important phone numbers, addresses, etc)
Rides/Attractions - This is where I put our "MUST DOs", Fastpasses, and notes on these
Food - Meals/food I really wanted to try.

In each of these folders, I had a page for each of the parks (MK, EP, DHS, AK)....except the first, which was mostly accomodations and travel related. I'm sure some folks would want to organize it differently than I did.

OneNote by Microsoft is similar, and comes preloaded into a lot of PCs.

You can really make it as detailed as you want - or not. I'm not a commando planner, but I do think planning is half the fun. I like to keep notes on recommendations from the board or reviews or friends. But I also like to be able to access it at the parks. You can also share your notebooks/folders so other people can access on their smartphones as well.

I hope that makes sense!

 

[Maggie'sMom]

I just use a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. I have our trip days across the columns, then underneath are spaces for park hours, easywdw recommendation, our selected parks for the day, adrs and confirmation numbers, times for fireworks and night time shows. This year I had to add spots for our FP+ selections.

 

[kaybird]

I just use a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. I have our trip days across the columns, then underneath are spaces for park hours, easywdw recommendation, our selected parks for the day, adrs and confirmation numbers, times for fireworks and night time shows. This year I had to add spots for our FP+ selections.

I have used my own Excel sheet for years!! You also might try the actual MDE online. Lets you click and add experiences ,notes, rides, restaurants, parade and fireworks times, etc.

 

[dreamit]

I use Excel with multiple worksheets. One is an itinerary, one priced out various package/resort options, one is a packing list, one is a list of tips I find on the DIS, and I've started to play around with park itineraries on another. Oh, I almost forgot--one is a complete list of the drinks I may want to try at World Showcase--lol. I always keep this spreadsheet open and constantly copy and paste things to it.

 

[CaryHaven]

Hi! Does anyone know of a website that has spots to plan a WDW trip? For example, restaurants we want to try, rides we want to fp, etc?

I actually use MDE. I write notes to myself in there. It shows my reservations or rides I want to do. It can be glitchy, so after I do up my itinerary the way I like, I print it out for my own reference. I'm just not a spreadsheet kind of girl. I like pictures!