If your daughter is a fan of Playhouse Disney, then you should consider Disney’s Hollywood Studios — my little travelers have always enjoyed the Playhouse Disney show as well as The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, The Muppet’s 3-D (if she gets scared, take the glasses off her) and another really fun place to run around would be Honey, I Shrunk the Kids Movie Set.

As far as tickets, you should check with everyone in your party — I have always liked the option to “park-hop” especially with a guest your daughter’s age, you can visit one park in the morning and another in the afternoon — however, if your party decides to concentrate this trip on Magic Kingdom and Epcot theme parks, then I might get the one park ticket.

For a character meal, again it would depend on which characters are your daughter’s favorites and select that meal. I polled my travelers about their favorite character meal — and got a different answer from each — but our favorites are Chef Mickey’s – Mickey and the gang; The Crystal Palace – Winnie the Pooh and pals (need park ticket for admittance to Magic Kingdom); Donald’s Safari Breakfast – Donald, Pluto and Chip & Dale (need park ticket for admission to Animal Kingdom).

Have a wonderful time — I highly recommend breaks for naps, etc. as everyone will enjoy themselves more.

At Magic Kingdom
-The Magic Carpets of Aladdin – this is much like Dumbo, but with a twist- spitting camels.
-Enchanted Tiki Room
-The Monorail – see if you can’t get a seat in the front, the boys will love it
-Main Street Vehicles-take time to really see and soak in Main Street
Everything at Mickey’s Toontown Fair

At Epcot
-Turtle Talk with Crush at the Living Seas

I hope your family will have a great time, Dave.

By the way, it’s great to hear from a fellow “wahmer”!