If you are, and have a smidgeon of the inner child yourself, then get set for a rollercoaster ride of non-stop, excitement, excess and entertainment. Knowing what parks were likely to open early during busy times, which ones let resort guests in before outsiders, and how to make the best use of the Express and Fast Pass systems paid dividends time after time. Queuing for rides is unavoidable, but clever strategy can lessen the inevitable. Book a flight that arrives in Orlando during daylight hours. Driving in the States takes a bit of getting used to, best not done in pitch dark.
All parks take at least a day to go round.
Book your holiday well in advance. Don't take babies or toddlers. The older the child, the better the experience. The best age is seven upwards. Car hire at Alamo may be cheap, but collecting your car requires a courtesy bus journey from the airport.