I am planning a Walt Disney World trip for [NIGHTS] nights, arriving [ARRIVAL DATE] and leaving [DEPARTURE DATE].

Our group: [WHO IS COMING, WITH AGES].
We are staying at [HOTEL].
We have [TICKET DAYS]-day park tickets [WITH OR WITHOUT PARK HOPPER].

Build a day-by-day plan. For each day give me:
- which park, and why that park on that day
- a rough morning, afternoon and evening shape
- one sit-down meal slot and one quick-service slot
- a break in the afternoon if anyone in our group is under 8 or over 65

Rules:
- Do not schedule a park day for our arrival day if we land after 2pm.
- Do not put a full park day on our departure day.
- Assume we will be out of the hotel by [MORNING DEPARTURE TIME] on park days.
- If you are not confident a restaurant, ride or show is currently operating, say so instead of including it.

At the end, list every assumption you made and every item I should verify before I book.

I am at Walt Disney World from [ARRIVAL DATE] to [DEPARTURE DATE] with [TICKET DAYS]-day tickets.

Tell me which park to do on each day and explain the reasoning for each one. Factor in:
- Early Theme Park Entry, which we [CAN OR CANNOT USE]
- which parks tend to be busiest on which days of the week
- keeping the most walking-heavy day away from our arrival day
- leaving our best park for a day we are fresh

Give me a second option too, in case the first one does not suit us. Explain what makes the two different rather than just listing them.

Plan one day at [PARK] for [WHO IS COMING, WITH AGES] on [PARK DAY DATE].

Start from park open and go to close. For each block of time tell me where to be and what to do.

Must-dos for our group: [YOUR MUST-DO LIST].
Skip entirely: [ANYTHING YOU DO NOT WANT].

Build in:
- a real sit-down break in the middle of the day
- walking distance that makes sense, so we are not crossing the park four times
- what to do if a headliner goes down

Flag any attraction you list that you are not certain is currently open.

I want a rope drop plan for [PARK] on [PARK DAY DATE].

We are staying [ON OR OFF] Disney property, so Early Theme Park Entry [APPLIES OR DOES NOT APPLY].

Tell me:
- what time to leave our hotel
- what time to be at the gate
- the exact first three attractions in order, and the walking route between them
- what that order gets us that a different order would not

Be specific about which attractions are open during Early Theme Park Entry versus which only open at official park open. If you are not sure for a given attraction, say so.

Help me plan Lightning Lane for a [TICKET DAYS]-day trip at Walt Disney World starting [ARRIVAL DATE].

We are staying [ON OR OFF] property.

For each park day, tell me:
- whether Multi Pass is worth buying that day, and why
- which three attractions to pre-book, in booking priority order
- whether any Single Pass attraction is worth paying for separately
- when my booking window actually opens

Do not reference Genie+, FastPass, FastPass+ or MaxPass. Those systems are gone. If your answer depends on a detail you are not confident about, name the detail instead of guessing.

I am booking Walt Disney World dining for a trip [ARRIVAL DATE] to [DEPARTURE DATE], staying at [HOTEL].

Our group: [WHO IS COMING, WITH AGES]. Dietary needs: [ANY DIETARY NEEDS].
We want roughly [SIT-DOWN MEAL COUNT] sit-down meals across the trip.

Give me a ranked list of restaurants to try to book, with:
- which day and rough time each one fits
- why it suits our group specifically
- a realistic backup for each one if we do not get it

My booking window opens 60 days before check-in and covers my whole stay. Tell me exactly which date that is and what time to be online.

Only list restaurants you are confident are currently open. If you are unsure about one, mark it.

One person in our group eats a very narrow set of foods: [LIST WHAT THEY WILL EAT].

We are at Walt Disney World for [TICKET DAYS] days, in these parks: [PARKS YOU ARE VISITING].

For each park, give me two or three specific counter-service spots where this person will find something they will actually eat, and say what the item is. Do the same for [HOTEL].

Then tell me what to do about the sit-down meals the rest of us want, so one person's eating does not decide everyone's trip.

If you are not certain a location or menu item still exists, say so rather than listing it.

Estimate what a Walt Disney World trip will cost us.

[WHO IS COMING, WITH AGES], [NIGHTS] nights, [ARRIVAL DATE] to [DEPARTURE DATE].
Staying at [HOTEL].
[TICKET DAYS]-day tickets, [WITH OR WITHOUT PARK HOPPER].
Travelling from [HOME CITY].

Break it into: flights or gas, hotel, tickets, Lightning Lane, food, airport transfer, parking, souvenirs, and anything else that will actually appear on our card.

Give me a low, likely and high figure for each line. Then tell me the three lines most likely to blow past my estimate and why.

Where a price is something you cannot know for certain, say so and give me a range rather than a single number.

Here is my Walt Disney World budget: [PASTE YOUR NUMBERS].

I need to take about [AMOUNT TO CUT] out of it.

Give me the cuts in order of least painful to most painful. For each one tell me what we actually give up.

Do not suggest anything that will make the trip meaningfully worse for [WHO MATTERS MOST]. Say which cuts you ruled out for that reason.

We are bringing children aged [CHILDREN'S AGES], and heights of [CHILDREN'S HEIGHTS].

For each of the four Walt Disney World parks, tell me:
- which headliner attractions each child can ride
- which ones they cannot, and what to do with the rest of the group in that case
- which ones are likely to frighten a child of that age, even without a height limit

Then tell me how Rider Switch works and where it is worth using for us.

Be explicit when a height requirement is one you are not certain of, because getting this wrong at the front of the line is expensive.

Plan a day at [PARK] for a family with children aged [CHILDREN'S AGES], built around going back to [HOTEL] for a real break in the afternoon.

Tell me:
- what time to leave the park and what time to come back
- how long the trip each way actually takes from that hotel, by whatever transport is available
- what to prioritise in the morning block, given we lose the middle of the day
- whether coming back is worth it that day, or whether we should just do a short day

Be honest if the transport time makes the break not worth taking.

We are at Walt Disney World [ARRIVAL DATE] to [DEPARTURE DATE] with [WHO IS COMING, WITH AGES].

Give me two lists.

First, the suitcase: what to bring for that time of year, including what people forget.

Second, the park bag: what goes in it every single day, and what is not worth carrying.

Factor in typical weather for those dates, afternoon storms, and how much of the day we will be walking outside. Note anything we can buy there more cheaply than we can pack it.

We land at Orlando International at [LANDING TIME] on [ARRIVAL DATE] and are staying at [HOTEL].

Walk me through arrival day, start to finish:
- how we get from the airport to the hotel, what it costs, and how long it takes
- what time we will realistically be checked in
- whether a park day is worth it at all, and if so which park and what to do there
- where to eat that night without a reservation

Disney's Magical Express no longer exists, so do not suggest it. Tell me the actual current options and what each one costs.

Go back through the plan you just gave me.

For every attraction, restaurant, show, hotel service and price you named, tell me:
- how confident you are that it is currently operating or accurate, high, medium or low
- the last point in time you have reliable information for it
- which items I should verify myself before I book anything

List anything you are less than high confidence about, on its own, at the top. Do not defend the plan. I want the weak points.

List every assumption you made about my family, our stamina, our budget and our priorities when you built that plan.

For each assumption, tell me how the plan would change if it were wrong.

Then ask me the five questions that would most improve the plan if I answered them.