Real placesEvery marker sits where the ride actually is.
Your dates
Tell Trixie your dates.
Pick the day you arrive and how many days you have. Every day is set out with Disney’s own hours, its ticketed nights and what is closed there.
When are you coming? Tell me, and I’ll set out every day.
Nothing is saved until you save it on the planner.
The Walt Disney World Time Machine
Slide through every year of Walt Disney World since 1971 on the map, seen from the air: what opened, what closed, and what stands today where something else once stood.
Any yearSlide the year, or press play, and watch the resort change.
The Time Machine
Pick a year. See what stood there.
Slide the year and watch the resort rebuild itself: the survey planes’ own photographs since 2006, and the satellite’s back to 1972.
Join Trixie, 1971 to the future ↓Five ways the resort has changed since your last visit.
2026Selected year
—= Planned
Where things areAll parksTap a park to zoom in.
Gold · openCoral · announcedGrey · closed or changing
Same place · different year
Then · selected year
Pick a place
—Now
Pick a place
—Its whole story shows here.
Disney’s page ↗Who paid for it, year by yearDisney’s own printed guide maps, and the sponsor on each one.
Park hours and quiet days
Disney World park hours this week, and which day is which.
Disney’s own calendar for all four parks: opening and closing, early entry for Disney hotel guests, the party nights that close a park early to day tickets, and the nights a park stays open late. Which day suits which avatar is underneath.
Your list
Build the day you want.
Search anything Disney lists and add it. Every “+ Add” on this page lands in your list, which follows you as the button in the corner. Print it, copy it, or send someone the link.
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Your trip
The days you just built.
Everything on your list, laid out a park at a time. Each day is measured against that park's own opening hours, and what needs booking is listed underneath with Disney's page for it.
The Matcher
What the party actually agrees on.
Send everyone the same page. Each of them picks their own list and presses Share my list, which puts their choices in a link. Paste those links in here and the overlap comes out: what all of you want, what most of you want, and the one thing one person asked for and never said again. Nothing is sent anywhere and nobody needs an account — the lists travel in the links and are counted in this browser.
Share your experience
File a field report.
You have been. Nobody else on this page has. Rate what you did, say what you really waited, and the next family reading this gets a better day than you did — which is the entire point of the house. It is your day, line by line, not a blank form.
Past, present, future
What is coming, and what is going.
One question asked in two directions: what Disney has announced and put on the calendar, and what stood in these places before.
