Free Disney World Tools for Your Site

Four of the interactive tools on this site are free to put on your own website. No sign-up, no API key, no cost, no limit on traffic. Copy the code, paste it into a page, done.

All we ask is that you keep the credit link that comes with it. That is the whole deal, and we will say plainly why we offer it: the link is what we get out of this. You get a working tool, we get a mention. If that trade suits you, everything below is yours.

What your readers get

A tool they can use on your page instead of a link that sends them somewhere else. They answer a question, they get an answer, they stay where they are.

It also stays right without you touching it. Disney moves height requirements and ticket prices more often than most people expect, and when we update ours, your copy changes at the same moment. You are not signing up to maintain anything.

What it costs you

Nothing in money. The terms are short:

• Keep the credit link visible, and keep it a normal followed link. Do not add nofollow and do not hide it with CSS.
• Leave the anchor text roughly as supplied. Changing “Disney World Height Checker” to something unrelated defeats the point.
• Do not put the tool behind a paywall or a sign-up wall.
• Do not claim you built it.

Commercial sites are welcome, including sites running ads or affiliate links. You do not need to ask first.

What the embed actually loads

Worth knowing before you put someone else’s code on your site, so here is the full list.

The iframe pulls a stripped-down page from our servers: the tool, one stylesheet and the tool’s JavaScript. It also pulls one font stylesheet from Google Fonts, and falls back to system fonts if that is blocked.

That is everything. We checked the served page for it: no ads, no analytics, no tag manager, no consent script, and nothing that sets a cookie or writes to local storage. The embed does not know who your visitors are and does not tell us.

The embedded page carries noindex, nofollow and a canonical pointing back at our own tool page, so it cannot compete with your content or read as duplicate content on your domain. The iframe also carries loading="lazy", so it costs nothing until a reader scrolls to it.

Add the resizing snippet

These tools are tall. Measured on 13 October 2026 at desktop width, the height checker renders about 3,100px and the cost calculator about 4,700px, and at phone width they roughly double, to about 6,200px and 10,900px. No single fixed height works across both.

So each embed measures itself and posts its height to your page. Paste this once, anywhere on the page, and every embed on it will size itself correctly and re-size when a reader changes an answer:

<script>
window.addEventListener('message', function (e) {
  if (e.origin !== 'https://disneyworldorlandoflorida.com') return;
  var d = e.data;
  if (!d || !d.dwfEmbed || !d.height) return;
  var frames = document.querySelectorAll('iframe[src*="/embed/' + d.dwfEmbed + '"]');
  for (var i = 0; i < frames.length; i++) {
    frames[i].style.height = d.height + 'px';
  }
});
</script>

It checks the sender before acting on anything, so nothing else on the page can use it to resize your frames.

Skip it if you would rather not add script. The tool still works, it just sits at whatever height you set and scrolls inside its own frame.

The tools

Disney World Height Checker

Your reader sets a child’s height on a slider and gets the main rides in all four parks split into “can ride” and “too small”, with the requirement next to each one. It does centimetres or inches.

Belongs on anything aimed at families with small children: a first-visit guide, a packing post, a “is my toddler tall enough” page. It is the tool people bookmark and come back to as the child grows.

Renders about 3,100 px tall at desktop width (measured 13 October 2026). See it in action.

Copy this:

<iframe src="https://disneyworldorlandoflorida.com/embed/height-checker/" width="100%" height="600" style="border:0;max-width:100%" loading="lazy" title="Disney World Height Checker"></iframe>
<p style="font-size:14px"><a href="https://disneyworldorlandoflorida.com/disney-world-height-checker/">Disney World Height Checker</a> by <a href="https://disneyworldorlandoflorida.com">DisneyWorldOrlandoFlorida.com</a></p>

Disney World Trip Cost Calculator

Builds a full trip budget from party size, nights, park days, season, hotel tier and dining style, then breaks the total into tickets, room, food, Lightning Lane, parking and souvenirs. It converts to GBP, EUR, AUD and CAD.

Suits budget posts, “how much does Disney cost” articles and anything where a reader is still deciding whether they can afford the trip.

Renders about 4,699 px tall at desktop width. See it in action.

Copy this:

<iframe src="https://disneyworldorlandoflorida.com/embed/cost-calculator/" width="100%" height="600" style="border:0;max-width:100%" loading="lazy" title="Disney World Trip Cost Calculator"></iframe>
<p style="font-size:14px"><a href="https://disneyworldorlandoflorida.com/disney-world-cost-calculator/">Disney World Trip Cost Calculator</a> by <a href="https://disneyworldorlandoflorida.com">DisneyWorldOrlandoFlorida.com</a></p>

Which Disney World Park Today?

Asks a few questions about the day, the group and what they care about, then names one park and explains why. It reads our live wait data, so the answer moves with the actual crowds.

Works on itinerary posts and “which park first” pages, and it earns repeat visits because the answer changes day to day.

Renders about 1,650 px tall at desktop width (measured 13 October 2026). See it in action.

Copy this:

<iframe src="https://disneyworldorlandoflorida.com/embed/park-recommender/" width="100%" height="600" style="border:0;max-width:100%" loading="lazy" title="Which Disney World Park Today?"></iframe>
<p style="font-size:14px"><a href="https://disneyworldorlandoflorida.com/which-disney-world-park-today/">Which Disney World Park Today?</a> by <a href="https://disneyworldorlandoflorida.com">DisneyWorldOrlandoFlorida.com</a></p>

Disney World Ride Recommender

A five-step quiz covering thrill tolerance, group make-up and priorities, ending in a ranked shortlist of rides with a link to the full guide for each.

Good on ride round-ups and teen or thrill-seeker posts. The quiz format keeps people on the page longer than a list does.

Renders about 2,444 px tall at desktop width. See it in action.

Copy this:

<iframe src="https://disneyworldorlandoflorida.com/embed/ride-recommender/" width="100%" height="600" style="border:0;max-width:100%" loading="lazy" title="Disney World Ride Recommender"></iframe>
<p style="font-size:14px"><a href="https://disneyworldorlandoflorida.com/disney-world-ride-recommender/">Disney World Ride Recommender</a> by <a href="https://disneyworldorlandoflorida.com">DisneyWorldOrlandoFlorida.com</a></p>

Want a tool we have not built?

Tell us. We built these because we needed them ourselves, and the list grows when someone asks for something sensible. If an embed looks wrong on your theme, tell us that too, because we would rather fix it than have you drop it. The contact page reaches us.

Frequently Asked Questions