Projects and Downloadables

Good service deserves a good tip, right? That includes Disney World where Mousekeeping makes daily visits. Here are lots of cute Mousekeeping envelopes to download for your trip.

For all the planners that just need some Disney World maps, we have you covered here. Check out our list to find exactly what you’re looking for.

There are infographics peppered throughout this site and all over social media, but they aren’t always easy to find when you’re looking. Here’s an easy spot to snag them.

One of the most fun parts of planning a Disney World trip is all of the chances to get creative. Here are some Disney World-themed luggage tags you can print.

No destination is quite as difficult or fun to plan as Disney World. Here’s info for a Disney World binder with links to downloads that you can use to create your own.

Cast Members are on the front line feeling the brunt of all of the difficulties, and yet many find time to make magical moments. Here’s how to thank them.

I recently asked people on the Facebook Page for requests for things to design and the most popular request was for invitations that could be used on Disney World trips. I loved that idea and today, I have 3 different DIY options that I think are really fun. Two of these could be done for free and are pretty simple. The third is so charming you might just find it worth the extra steps. Let’s take a look…

When you go to a Disney theme park, you can get a few buttons for free from the resorts and guest services. There are options for people on their 1st visit, celebrating a birthday, just married, etc. But what if you’re celebrating something else? I’ve got templates in Microsoft Word, Photoshop and Gimp to help you build your own. Let’s take a look…

Article last updated: August 22, 2016 I’ve created a couple batches of business-card sized lunchbox notes containing Disney trivia. These would be fun to use for kids (or adults, I won’t judge) who are headed to Disney World. Print them off, write a personal note on the back and surprise somebody in their lunchbox.

There are lots of opportunities to use coins at Disney World which has resulted in many people using mini-M&M containers to store quarters and pennies on their trip, including me. Here are ones I made for a trip we took that included some of our nephews and nieces…

Parents spend a lot of time planning their family’s Disney World trips and hopefully eventually arrive at a plan for their vacation. If your kids are like mine, they want to know what to expect during their trip. I’ve designed two templates to help you do that in a fun way. Here’s how you use them.