Attraction Travel Times

Walking between attractions can take up more time than you realize, especially if the crowd levels are large or you have a toddler who's dead-set on walking. Here I've listed the average travel times between all the attractions and major food places (food and merchandise carts are currently not included). This page is more for the "extreme" planners, but I think that even "casual" planners can benefit from this. I'll be adding to this page each time I go to the parks to give you an idea of what to expect with the crowd level experienced.

NOTE: Between all four parks there is a lot of information to go through. Please bear with me while I get all of the times up and running. If you don't see the travel times between the areas you're looking for, let me know and I'll get on it as soon as I can. :)


Magic Kingdom:

• Attraction to Attraction
• Restaurant to Restaurant
• Attraction to Restaurant

Hollywood Studios:

• Attraction to Attraction
• Restaurant to Restaurant
• Attraction to Restaurant 

Epcot:

• Attraction to Attraction
• Restaurant to Restaurant 
• Attraction to Restaurant

Animal Kingdom:

• Attraction to Attraction
• Restaurant to Restaurant
• Attraction to Restaurant

What can affect travel times between the attractions?

• Crowd levels -  Chances are you'll be able to get to Space Mountain from Peter Pan's Flight faster on days that don't the highest crowd levels. (The end of December usually has beyond high crowd levels while September is generally a very mild time for crowds). 
• Slow walkers - It sounds silly, "slow walkers," but it's true. Having members in your party who tend to walk slower (like toddlers or even you if your feet are hurting after a long day at the parks) can make traveling between the attractions take longer than expected. What I do when I'm planning to account for that is double the time I allow for us to get to from point "A" to point "B." (I have a two year old who can go from running to walking slower than is generally considered to be humanly possible, so adding extra time helps me plan better as well as helping me to avoid unrealistic expectations). 
• Getting lost - You'd be surprised how many people get lost even when they have a map. You'd also be surprised how much time you can waste walking around in circles.