We are planning a last minute trip to WDW in early May and have been going back and forth on how long to stay, Thursday-Monday or Tuesday 5/2-6 or 7. I thought we decided on Tuesday, so we have 4 full days to work with. I also want some pool time (we are staying at Art of Animation). DH didn't get the memo and booked returning flight on Monday. I think we can change without fees, but now I'm indecisive on what to do.
Flights have us getting in at 1:45pm and departing at 4:30pm. It will cost $300 to stay an additional day. I'm on the fence because we really need to be as budget conscious as possible, and I am pulling my oldest out of school for this trip. I'm feeling guilty pulling her for 4 days, even though it is just Kindergarten. Our kids are 5 (almost 6), 2.5 years and 6 months. My 2.5 year old needs to nap so I'm worried about fitting things in.
Given all of the above ($$$, time out of school, and kids ages) would you opt for a Thurs-Mon or Thursday-Tuesday trip? I think we will only hit 3 parks (MK, AK and HS) and had not planned on getting park hoppers.
We will be back in 1 or 2 years, so this is not a once in a lifetime trip, but I do want to maximize our time and money! Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
Flights have us getting in at 1:45pm and departing at 4:30pm. It will cost $300 to stay an additional day. I'm on the fence because we really need to be as budget conscious as possible, and I am pulling my oldest out of school for this trip. I'm feeling guilty pulling her for 4 days, even though it is just Kindergarten. Our kids are 5 (almost 6), 2.5 years and 6 months. My 2.5 year old needs to nap so I'm worried about fitting things in.
Given all of the above ($$$, time out of school, and kids ages) would you opt for a Thurs-Mon or Thursday-Tuesday trip? I think we will only hit 3 parks (MK, AK and HS) and had not planned on getting park hoppers.
We will be back in 1 or 2 years, so this is not a once in a lifetime trip, but I do want to maximize our time and money! Thanks in advance for your suggestions.