Hi Belita,
Thank you for bringing this terrific question to us! Although my girls are not as old as yours are, I have traveled to the Walt Disney World Resort with older teens and young adults as a group chaperone. I am proud to say that I lived to tell the tales!
Be sure to review the attractions for each park and prioritize the ones everyone wants to experience. If your daughters love narrating their lives through photos, engage in a PhotoPass challenge and see how many photos they can take with Disney PhotoPass photographers around the parks. As long as you get
Memory Maker, you would capture all of those tired, crazy, funny moments!
Along with the other fabulous suggestions given by my fellow panelists about Disney Springs, try a movie and meal at
AMC® Disney Springs 24 Dine-In Theater or, if your daughters have a competitive edge, visit Splitsville Luxury Lanes. While at Disney Springs, stroll over to
STK Orlando - the music and view from the outdoor patio are vibrant! For a comprehensive list of special tours and events, review the entire
Enchanting Extras Collection - elephants melt my heart, so the Caring for Giants tour is special to me. At about an hour, the tour provides a close-up experience with the elephants and you still would have time to explore the rest of Disney's Animal Kingdom!
Magic, Memories and Minnie Mouse hugs,
Donyell