We are frequent WDW visitors making our our first trip to DLR this summer. We are from NC, so this may be our only trip to DLR. Since we'll be on East Coast time, and since my boys (who will be 6 and 8 this summer) usually go to bed pretty early anyway (8pm EST), I think it's pretty doubtful that we'll be able to keep them up for two of the four nights we'll be there so that we can see both Fantasmic and WOC (both at 9:00 PST, or midnight EST). If it works out that they can stay up twice, great, but I'm not going to ruin our trip by keeping two kids up and getting them all grumpy for the next day just so I can see both shows.
So my dilemma . . . which should we see, if we can see only one? We've seen Fantasmic once at WDW, but it's been several years ago. My older one remembers it and has been wanting to go back even at WDW. Also, I've heard the Fantasmic at DL is even better than at WDW. I also like that we could possibly see both Fantasmic and the DL fireworks back to back.
On the other hand, there is no WOC at WDW, and this could be our only shot at seeing it. But . . . is it more appealing to adults than to kids, or at least less appealing to kids than Fantasmic would be? While I'd personally love to see WOC, I am all about making the best experience I can for my boys. And, I assume WOC means no shot at seeing the DL fireworks.
So - that's a long-winded way of saying, what would you do?
If it makes a difference, we plan to splurge on either the Fantasmic dessert experience or the WOC dinner package thing so we can get guaranteed good/decent seats for either.
Thanks so much!
So my dilemma . . . which should we see, if we can see only one? We've seen Fantasmic once at WDW, but it's been several years ago. My older one remembers it and has been wanting to go back even at WDW. Also, I've heard the Fantasmic at DL is even better than at WDW. I also like that we could possibly see both Fantasmic and the DL fireworks back to back.
On the other hand, there is no WOC at WDW, and this could be our only shot at seeing it. But . . . is it more appealing to adults than to kids, or at least less appealing to kids than Fantasmic would be? While I'd personally love to see WOC, I am all about making the best experience I can for my boys. And, I assume WOC means no shot at seeing the DL fireworks.
So - that's a long-winded way of saying, what would you do?
If it makes a difference, we plan to splurge on either the Fantasmic dessert experience or the WOC dinner package thing so we can get guaranteed good/decent seats for either.
Thanks so much!