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How do you successfully enjoy a week at Walt Disney World with a large group and multiple children? My best piece of advice is that someone has got to become the “camp director” of the trip. You know that one person in your party that is the most “Type A”. If someone doesn’t come right out and say they would like to be the (wo)man for the job, take a look at who’s going and nominate the most controlling of the bunch for the task (just don’t tell them that’s why you’re putting them in charge haha). Trust me, it’ll make the whole trip go a whole lot smoother. I would say this ring leader should probably be about 16 to fully take on the responsibility. It’s a hard job, but its super rewarding! (You’ve probably already guessed who the “camp director” in our family is. And, if you’re reading this, you’ve probably already figured out who the planning master in your group is going to Once you’ve narrowed down who’s going to be in charge, let them start planning! Let them research, read blogs, join Facebook groups, talk to friends, get ALL the details. Just make sure to check with the rest of your crew and see if there’s anything in particular they would like to see or do. Once you’ve got some ideas, the planning fun can officially start! We’ve been to Disney World many times, and I think I nailed the planning on our most recent trip. Here’s a rough outline for what seemed to work best for our party of 10 on an 8 day, 7 night trip. My family consisted of a 10-year-old gi*l, 6-year-old gi*l, 5-year-old birthday gi*l, and a 2-year-old boy. Our friends have a 13-year-old gi*l and an 8-year-old boy. So other than an older te*nager, we really Day 1: Mid-day arrival and early-ish dinner. Day 2: Magic Kingdom Day 7: An*mal Kingdom Day 8: Swimming and departure mid-day I’ll be breaking down daily itineraries in future posts. What Disney tips do you have to share? Today is day two, which from what I’ve read is when reality starts setting in and your body starts realizing something different is going