stellaxzwang
Earning My Ears
- Joined
- Jul 22, 2013
Hello Orlando experts. I am in need of some help planning our trip in Orlando next week. We will be arriving late Sat and leaving mid day Thur. A total of 4 days (may be 4.5 if we push it) play time.
DD is 7 and is not into really thrill rides. She loves water but is not a strong swimmer. Last time we took her to Great Wolf Lodge water park, she enjoyed the lazy water the most and refused to do any of the big water rides. She likes tall slides, but not so much the twisty ones.
She had been to Disney Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studio, Animal Kingdom, and Epcot 2 years ago and she said she doesn't want to go back to any of these this time.
SeaWorld is an only definite so far. Discovery Cove, Aquatica, Universal Studio, Island of Adventure, LEGOLAND, Kennedy space center, Bushe Garden as possible maybes. Discovery cove sounds like her speed but not sure the extra cost is really worth it. I am under the impression that Aquatica and Island of Adventure may be too much of a thrill ride park for her to fully enjoy it. Is this a correct assessment? I would like to give her a varied experience while trying to keep the cost reasonable. Suggestions / Advise?
Much appreciated!
DD is 7 and is not into really thrill rides. She loves water but is not a strong swimmer. Last time we took her to Great Wolf Lodge water park, she enjoyed the lazy water the most and refused to do any of the big water rides. She likes tall slides, but not so much the twisty ones.
She had been to Disney Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studio, Animal Kingdom, and Epcot 2 years ago and she said she doesn't want to go back to any of these this time.
SeaWorld is an only definite so far. Discovery Cove, Aquatica, Universal Studio, Island of Adventure, LEGOLAND, Kennedy space center, Bushe Garden as possible maybes. Discovery cove sounds like her speed but not sure the extra cost is really worth it. I am under the impression that Aquatica and Island of Adventure may be too much of a thrill ride park for her to fully enjoy it. Is this a correct assessment? I would like to give her a varied experience while trying to keep the cost reasonable. Suggestions / Advise?
Much appreciated!