Stella plans your Disney days around the reservations you got.

How Stella works

1. 1Tell Stella about your familyAges, heights, what your kids light up about, your pace, your must-dos, and the reservations you already have. A real conversation, not a 40-field form.
2. 2See your previewA preview of the moments waiting for you, with a real sample of the detail. Like what you see? Pick your plan.
3. 3Get your itineraryA complete, timed, day-by-day plan in your inbox in minutes. Yours forever, and you can keep refining it with Stella.

The research is already done

Planning a Disney trip the traditional way means opening 10 to 15 tabs: crowd calendars, dining forums, Lightning Lane strategy guides, height charts, hotel reviews, refurbishment trackers. It's a second job. Stella starts with a 12-month crowd forecast refreshed monthly, live park schedules, current wait boards, and years of synthesized Disney planning wisdom. You describe your family; she does the reasoning.

• Crowd calendarsWhen to go, which days are best
• Dining strategyWhat to book, when the window opens
• Lightning Lane guidesWhich rides, what time of day
• Height chartsWhat each kid can actually ride
• Hotel comparisonsValue, moderate and deluxe tradeoffs
• Refurbishment trackingWhat is actually open your week

You describe your family in five minutes. She does the reasoning in seconds.

What a day from Stella looks like

Here's one Magic Kingdom morning for a family with a 5- and 9-year-old, in the order you would actually walk it. Not advice: an actual day, timed and ordered.

Day 1, Magic Kingdom, rope-drop plan

• 8:50 AM
  Seven Dwarfs Mine Train
  First thing at rope drop. This line hits 90 minutes by noon. Get in by 8:45 and you will nearly walk on.
• 9:30 AM
  Peter Pan's Flight
  A two-minute walk away. Another headliner down before the park fills in.
• 10:15 AM
  Princess Fairytale Hall
  Meet Cinderella and Elena. Maya has been practicing her curtsy for three weeks.
• 11:45 AM
  Lunch at Be Our Guest
  Reservation at 11:45, before the rush. The Beast's castle, and yes, the grey stuff is delicious.
• 1:30 PM
  Jungle Cruise
  Cross to Adventureland after lunch. The skipper's puns land perfectly for a 9-year-old.
• 2:15 PM
  Pirates of the Caribbean
  Right next door. A gentle, mostly-dark boat ride and a cool reset in the Florida heat.
• 3:15 PM
  Back to the resort
  Out before the afternoon meltdown. Pool time now, fireworks tonight, rested rather than wrecked.

Every day of your trip looks like this: specific, timed, and tailored to your family.

What Stella does that a chat window does not

You can absolutely ask ChatGPT to plan a Disney trip; millions of people have. Results are usually mediocre, not because AI can't do the job, but because raw AI has to be set up right to do it well. Without careful prompting it forgets to ask about kid heights, mixes up the current Lightning Lane system with the old FastPass rules, invents park hours it doesn't actually know, and sounds equally confident whether it's right or wrong. You either become an expert in prompting and Disney to catch its mistakes, or you take a plan you can't trust into the park.

• What you walk away with
  A general chat assistant: A wall of text to wrangle and copy-paste
  Stella: A structured day-by-day plan: timed, ordered, printable
• Disney specifics
  A general chat assistant: Guesses ride heights and park hours, sometimes wrong
  Stella: Built around your kids' heights, rope-drop and Lightning Lane timing
• After you close the tab
  A general chat assistant: Forgets your whole trip
  Stella: Saved, emailed, and yours to print for the park
• The months before you go
  A general chat assistant: You are on your own
  Stella: Reminders at every booking window: 90, 60, 30 and 7 days out
• Changing your mind
  A general chat assistant: Re-explain everything from scratch
  Stella: Chat with Stella and your plan updates itself

Stella is AI too. The difference is the setup: the Disney knowledge, the guardrails against making things up, the live park data, the questions that force us to learn your family before recommending anything. All of it already done, so you don't have to be the one prompting it right.

The booking windows Stella reminds you about

The plan is only half the battle. The other half is doing the right thing at the right moment. With the Trip Companion, Stella nudges you at each window before it closes.

• 90 days out
  Lock in your hotel
  Rooms tighten fast, especially villas and deluxe.
• 60 days out
  Dining opens
  The hardest tables book within minutes at 6 AM Eastern.
• 30 days out
  Final prep
  MagicBands, costumes, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique appointments.
• 7 days out
  Lightning Lane
  Multi Pass selections open, so set an alarm for 7 AM.

Why Wishweaver exists

My daughter Emmy is 3. This November she'll take her first trip to Walt Disney World. It'll be her, my wife Megan, my mom (who has been dreaming of taking Emmy on this trip since the day she was born), and me.

Emmy is Frozen-obsessed. Every princess, every song, every dress. Her grandmother has been waiting years to watch her see Cinderella's Castle for the first time and get the full Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique makeover. Getting this trip right isn't a nice-to-have. It's the whole point.

Here's how the planning actually went for the first few weeks.

We hired a Disney travel agent. It just added more cooks in the kitchen. Scheduling calls and waiting on emails felt harder than doing it myself. She was good, but she didn't know us. My mom started sending a hundred Instagram reels of “Disney experts” whose opinions changed by the week. I read every blog.

On one specific question, the best week to go, my travel agent said “first week of November,” an Instagram reel said “that's one of the busiest weeks,” and my own crowd-data research said “November 16th is a better call.”

Three sources. Three answers. And my daughter's first Disney trip was hanging on which one I trusted.

I opened Claude to help sort it out. Not to plan the trip. Just to aggregate crowd calendars from a bunch of sites and give me an average. It did in twenty seconds what had taken me three hours of tabs.

That's when it clicked.

The problem isn't a lack of Disney information. The internet has plenty. The problem is that no one is doing the work of stitching it together for your specific family. Emmy is 3, under 40 inches, and princess-obsessed. Her grandmother wants to be at BBB for the makeover. We're going three nights. We want a slow arrival day and a plan that follows her energy, not a fifteen-hour rope-drop-to-fireworks marathon.

That's a lot of variables for a generic AI or a distant travel agent to hold in their head at once.

So I built Wishweaver. It's the assistant I wanted while planning Emmy's trip and couldn't find. It's what my mom's Instagram scroll couldn't replace. It's what a travel agent couldn't be without a dozen calls. It's what “plan my Disney trip” in ChatGPT will never actually give you.

If you're planning your family's Disney trip right now and you're overwhelmed, that was me this summer. Stella is what I wanted then. She's here now.

Evan, founder of Wishweaver. Contact

Stella pricing: see your preview first, pay once

30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Every plan comes with a spot to share what worked and what didn't, so we know what to build next.

Questions people ask before they start

Is Stella really AI, or is a person doing this?

Stella is an AI planner. She's not a person, but she's built specifically for Walt Disney World planning, and she learns your family from your conversation before building anything. If the plan misses the mark, refine with her free during your window, or refund within 30 days.

What if our trip dates change after we buy?

Just chat with Stella. She'll regenerate the plan for your new dates. On the Trip Companion tier, your access automatically extends to cover the new trip window, so pushing dates later never costs you access. No re-buying, no support ticket.

Does Wishweaver work for Disneyland or Universal?

Not yet. Wishweaver is Walt Disney World only right now. We may add Disneyland if there's real demand.

What if the plan gets something wrong?

Two safety nets. First: chat with Stella and she'll fix or explain anything, no extra charge. Second: a 30-day money-back guarantee if you're not happy with what she built.

Do I book my park tickets and hotel through Wishweaver?

No. Wishweaver plans the trip; you book directly with Disney. We recommend the timing, the parks, and the specifics; you handle the transactions. If you want a head start on budget, you can opt in to a pricing snapshot when you approve your plan: Stella researches current rates for your resort and tickets on your dates and adds them to your plan page with direct links to Disney's booking pages. Prices are Disney's and change often, so the snapshot is a starting point, not a quote.

Can I share the plan with my spouse or family?

Yes. Your plan URL is shareable, so anyone with the link can view the itinerary and chat with Stella to refine it during your window.

Still have questions? Reach out.