Not to put a kink in your plans, but Magic Kingdom is nice to see once but it's actually a family or kids type of venue. I always loved Universal Studios. Everyone has different likes and dislikes, but that is something to consider. If you're set on Disney, then you'll probably enjoy Epcot best. It's like taking a tour of the world, which is what it is.
As someone earlier posted, you can get yearly or multi-day passes, also a Florida resident can get a discount. A one day pass is probably close to $100, you can probably find a 2 day pass isn't that much more. That's what I would do, make it a 2 day trip and stay in a motel one night. Search online and you'll find a Florida resident online Disney ticket website.
As far as best time, right now is the high season. I use to always close my business from Christmas to New Years and go to Orlando. That's actually the worse time, the most crowded, but you have to do what fits yourself.
If you have held off this long, I would go in May or September. Why, because June, July and August are when kids are out of school and the families all go to Orlando, not to mention it's very hot walking around on that pavement. It's like being in a parking lot all day. With May and September, schools are still in session or haven't let out yet and the weather is not quite brutal. May and September is also good because snowbird season has either ended or hasn't started yet.
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