All the things people ask first.

No. Florida Planned is an independent UK product. We use your own My Disney Experience account to make bookings — we never see your Disney credentials. Disney, Walt Disney World, Lightning Lane, Genie+, and the Disney Dining Plan are trademarks of The Walt Disney Company. Used here for descriptive purposes only.

Primarily UK first- and second-time families visiting Walt Disney World on the Disney Dining Plan. The hard part is the 11am UK booking morning and the credit choreography that comes with it. Repeat DVC visitors get value from the catalogue and the canvas; pay-out-of-pocket families get a streamlined version with cost tracking in GBP and USD instead of credit counts.

Not yet. Florida Planned is currently Walt Disney World only — the catalogue, the suggester, and the booking-window logic are all WDW-specific. Paris and California are on the roadmap but not committed.

Shape your trip, build your dining wishlist, and walk into the 60-day booking morning with a plan — not a panic. £14 launch offer, £19 full price — one-off, per trip. UK-aware from the ground up. Works for any UK trip to central Florida — Disney parks, a Universal day, a Gulf-coast beach day, the lot.

No. Disney requires you to book through My Disney Experience directly. What we do is sequence your priorities, time the booking morning, and give you a single screen showing exactly what to click and in what order. You still do the booking; we just make sure you're not winging it at 11am UK time.

Disney releases dining reservations exactly 60 days in advance, at 11am UK time — Florida is five hours behind, so it's 6am there. The most popular restaurants — Cinderella's Royal Table, Be Our Guest, 'Ohana — book out within minutes. If you're not ready to click at 11:00:00am UK time, you're often eating elsewhere.

Lightning Lane Multi-Pass bookings open 7 days before each park day. We track these on the canvas alongside dining — same wishlist, different booking-window timing. The booking-morning surface adapts: dining for 60-day windows, LL for 7-day windows.

Not in v1. Character meet-and-greets are walk-up in 2026 and Disney doesn't expose a booking API for them. If that changes, we'll add it. For now, character interaction happens at character meals — which we do support.

The canvas works fine without it — you just won't see credit tracking. v1 is optimised for DDP families because that's where the credit-choreography pain is sharpest. Pay-out-of-pocket families get a streamlined version with cost tracking in GBP and USD instead.

The three plans Disney sells: the Quick-Service Dining Plan (included with Moderate-resort packages), the Table-Service Dining Plan (included with Deluxe and Villa packages), and the paid Deluxe Dining Plan upgrade. We track quick-service, table-service, and signature credit counts separately and warn you when you're about to over- or under-spend.

Value-resort packages include one free Quick-Service meal per person per night rather than a full plan — the canvas handles that as a single QS slot per day. Out-of-pocket families get the same canvas with running spend tracking instead of credit counts.

Disney's premium restaurants — Le Cellier, California Grill, Yachtsman Steakhouse, Citricos, Jiko, Monsieur Paul, Flying Fish — cost 2 dining credits instead of 1. The catalogue tags them clearly and the credit tracker counts them as 2 against your budget.

Yes. The catalogue tags every QS location with its DDP credit cost. You can rough-plan your QS meals on the canvas — useful if you're doing a heavily QS-weighted trip and want to make sure you've actually got somewhere to eat on a park day.

Building the trip is free — the day-by-day canvas, the wishlist, the suggester, and the full restaurant catalogue. You pay once, per trip, to unlock the two surfaces you need on the day you book: the booking-morning priority list with its countdown, and the dining-plan credit tracker.

Single trip: from purchase until 30 days after your return date. The trip data stays on file even after access expires; you can buy access again to re-open it if you decide to go back.

Yes. Each trip includes one additional collaborator — your partner gets their own sign-in and edits the same trip alongside you. On top of that, a read-only share lets anyone else see the plan without being able to change it. Useful when one half of a couple plans and the other half just wants to know what time dinner is.

Yes, within 14 days of purchase, no questions asked, as long as you haven't yet unlocked the booking-morning surface. After that, we can't refund — the planning value has been delivered.

If Disney cancels park operations entirely (hurricane, pandemic), email us and we'll move your access window to your rescheduled dates with no additional charge. If you personally cancel, your access remains valid for planning a future trip until 30 days after the original return date.

Yes. Stripe-backed checkout supports Apple Pay, Google Pay, and standard card payments. We also accept PayPal via a Lemon Squeezy alternate checkout if you'd prefer.

Trip data is stored in a Postgres database hosted in EU-West (Frankfurt). We use Clerk for authentication, which stores your email and password hash (we never see the password). No Disney credentials touch our systems.

Yes. Only signed-in users with explicit access to a trip can see it. There is no public sharing in v1, no social feed, no "discover trips" feature. You can export your own trip data at any time as a PDF or CSV.

Honest answer for a solo-built product: we'd give 90 days' notice via email, publish a one-click trip-export tool, and refund any active access windows pro-rata. We've reserved the limited-company name and the domain through 2030.

Yes. Every trip has a printable per-day PDF summary built in. We also expose a CSV export of your wishlist and confirmation numbers — useful if you'd like to keep a copy outside the app.

Both. The canvas adapts to screen size — drag-and-drop on desktop becomes tap-to-add-at-time on phones. It's a web app, not a native app, so works on anything with a modern browser.

Yes — the app is open now, so you can start planning your trip today. The catalogue and editorial notes keep growing trip by trip, so expect it to get richer over time.

The committed roadmap: editorial voice review (all 340 restaurants get re-written from real visits), live booking tracker for the 60-day morning, mid-trip credit reconciliation, and user-uploaded photos. Less committed: Disneyland Paris / California, a community layer, and a mobile native app.

Please do. Email hello@floridaplanned.comwith what you'd like to see. We can't promise everything ships but every email is read by the person writing the code.

The £14 launch offer is available until 30 days after public launch. After that, the standard price is £19. Both are intentionally early-customer prices: as the catalogue grows and the editorial voice deepens, the price will rise. Customers who buy now keep the price they paid for the trip they're planning.