Many of us spent our childhoods visiting Walt Disney World. However, what about as an adult? Disney can be enjoyable and so much fun for grown-ups, making it a perfect idea for a bachelorette party. Disney World in Orlando, Florida is a destination for bachelorette parties that is becoming more and more well-liked among both die-hard Disney fans and casual fans as well. Walt Disney World offers countless options for top-notch dining, outdoor recreation, and unmatched experiences.

When to go:

Typically, the greatest time to go to Disney will depend on what you want to do. The least crowded times are mid-January and early February, early May, or September.

When to start planning:

The great thing about Disney is that you can reserve your trip up to 500 days in advance. Of course don't wait until the last minute, but this gives everyone in your bachelorette party time to pay for their portion of the trip.

Cost:

For your Disney bachelorette party the cost of your trip will depend on many different things. You can keep it budget friendly by going to an inexpensive hotel, adding only one day at a park, and limiting your dinners out. This could cost you about $350-$400 per person. If you are looking to splurge on your Disney bachelorette party the cost can be significantly more. Activities such as a spa day with your girls, booking a fancy room on Disneys fireworks cruise, or multiple park days can add up. 

Who should have a Walt Disney World bachelorette party:

Disney is for the bride-to-be who of course loves everything Disney and is looking to have a magical bachelorette party! Disney makes for a great bachelorette party destination as there are so many things to do from seeing an amazing show, enjoying their restaurants, spas, or meeting the Disney character's! Having a bachelorette party at Disney will bring back so much nostalgia from when you were a kid. In addition, the amazing part about having a Disney bachelorette party is its convience. You can literally experience fine dining, take a dip in the pool, and drink around the world at Epcot all in one day. 

How To Get to Disney:

You can choose to drive to Disney, but to avoid the hassel of finding parking using a Uber or a resort shuttle mat be best.

• Uber
• Use Resort shuttle

How to get around Disney parks:

The Walt Disney World Resort is really easy to navigate if you use their transportation within the park. Easily get around the park with their buses, skyliner, and monorails.

Where To Stay:  

There are so many options of locations to stay for a Disney bachelorette party in Orlando. You can choose to stay at a Disney resort or at the various hotels located near Disney. Where you stay will depend on how many people are attending the bachelorette party and the agreed upon budget.

• Margartiville Resort in Orlando 
• Towne Place Suits at Flamingo 
• Disney neighbor hotels 
• Disney springs hotel 
• Fort wilderness cabins 
• Pop Century
• Hilton Vacation Hotel

Where to party:

Disney offers so many fun things for adults once the sun goes down! You can enjoy drinks and dance the night away at Disney with your friends.

Where to have a Drink/Party: 

• Epcot drinking around the world 
• Monorail bar crawl
• Trader Sam's at the Polynesian Resort 
• Disney Springs
• Downtown Orlando
• Universal Studios’ City Walk

Things to do:  

Choosing from Disney's four main theme parks will give you alot to do for your day or weekend. Have a blast exploring the entertainment and different rides with your bachelorette crew. Depending on how long your trip is you can choose to visit multiple parks to add some more variety to your trip. 

• Magic Kingdom  
• Disney Springs
• Hollywood Studios
• Epcot

More things to do:

There are so many things to do while having a Walt Disney World bachelorette party. You may not have enough time to see and do it all however, if you organize your itinerary in advance you will be able to fit a lot into your day. 

• Skyliner Scavenger Hunt
• Private Fireworks Cruise Ride
• Private cruise around the Seven Seas lagoon
• See a Fireworks show
  

Where to eat:  

You will have no shortage of food and drink options for a Disney World bachelorette party! Here are just a few.

• Brunch: Toppolino's Terrace at Riviera Resort, Chef Mickey's in Epcot, and Grand Floridian Café at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa are the best places to eat brunch.

• Dinner: 'Ohana at Disney's Polynesian Resort, Teppan Edo in Japan at Epcot, and Wine Bar George in Disney Springs are the best places to eat for dinner.

• Popular Restaurants: Cinderella's Royal Table, Be Our Guest, Yachtsman Steakhouse

Other options:

• Disney Springs: The Boathouse Restaurant  

Photo: Disney, Boathouse restaurant

Looking for some more Disney Bachelorette party inspiration? Check out this itinerary from this bride-to-be and her bachelorette crew!

The bride-to-be had a bachelorette party at Disney with 7 of her friends. They went to Disney World during Memorial day weekend. Disney is the perfect place for the Disney loving bride to add some magic to their bachelorette.

Where they stayed:

They stayed at the Disney Vacation Club Villas. They had points as members from one of the girls so were able to take care of the room, while everyone else took care of travel and food. Disney Vacation Club Villas is a nice area to stay as it offers a lot of things to do, a gorgeous pool area, and dining. The room rates can be pricey, but has many things to offer for a bachelorette weekend.

Photo: Disney Beach Club Villa

What they did:

Day 1: Friday

• Pool: They relaxed and had fun at their resorts pool. Walt Disney world has many pools to enjoy at their different resorts. They also had drinks at lounges around the boardwalk and beach club area. Later that night they went to Sebastian's Bistro for dinner located in Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort. It was $35 per person.

Day 2: Saturday

• They went to Epcot and drank around the world. They also ate at via napoli and split the cost. It was around $20 per person.

Day 3: Sunday

• The bride-to-be and her friends went to brunch at Steakhouse 71 located in Disney's Contemporary Resort. After this everyone left and made their way back home.