1 day at sea world

[Bryan0316]

We have a trip planned for December 3-9. 5 days in Disney and trying to figure out 1 day at seaworld. As my 6 year old would love it. We are staying at Coronado, and have no idea on how to get there, or plans. Any help would be great.

 

[DisneyOma]

Hire a taxi, rent a car, call uber?

 

[Bryan0316]

Lol thanks. I figured those wasn't sure if there was a rental in disney, or another alternative. Was thinking Lego land too but not sure

 

[newdeal]

There is a rental I believe it is in the Swan and Dolphin

 

[dizzyinwdw]

You can rent from car care center or Alamo at Dolphin and some Alamo rentals at Disney springs hotel location. We have rented from dolphin and worked out great!

 

[Bryan0316]

Ok great thanks. Any thoughts on Lego land

 

[mshanson3121]

Ok great thanks. Any thoughts on Lego land

For a 6 year old? Definitely I've heard great things. I honestly, personally, have no desire to take a day away from Disney to go there, but my children (8 & 5) have made it VERY clear, they want to go on the next trip. So, whatever But as I said, I've heard great things about it.

 

[Bryan0316]

For a 6 year old? Definitely I've heard great things. I honestly, personally, have no desire to take a day away from Disney to go there, but my children (8 & 5) have made it VERY clear, they want to go on the next trip. So, whatever But as I said, I've heard great things about it.

We are spending dec 3-8 in Disney. How many days do you normally spend at each park. I have a very active 3 year old and a crazy 6 year old boy, who went on every ride this year except Everest

 

[DisneyOma]

We have a trip planned for December 3-9. 5 days in Disney and trying to figure out 1 day at seaworld. As my 6 year old would love it. We are staying at Coronado, and have no idea on how to get there, or plans. Any help would be great.

How many days do you have for the parks? Is this your first trip? Are you planning any resort time, pool time?

Seaworld would take up one day, Legoland one day, as well. Are the first and last days of your trip full days or travel days? If they are partial days, you now have 3 full days and 2 partial days to do 4 parks. Magic Kingdom is a two day park, the other 3 WDW parks can be done in 1 day each if you just go for the rides, not the shows, etc.

 

[kj2mom]

We went to Sea World for one day during our trip last summer and it was my children's favorite day (much to my Disney chagrin !). We had two MK days, one HS, one Epcot, one AK, one Sea World and the majority of our travel day (8pm flight) at Disney Springs/the outlets. I am very glad we ventured out because, like I said, my children thoroughly enjoyed Sea World and while we will never be able to do everything we do feel like we accomplished an awful lot during our 4th of July week vacation.

 

[mshanson3121]

We are spending dec 3-8 in Disney. How many days do you normally spend at each park. I have a very active 3 year old and a crazy 6 year old boy, who went on every ride this year except Everest

If we only had 6 days we'd be spending every single one of them at Disney, lol. We spent 7 days there this summer: 3 at MK, 2 at AK, 1 at HS, 1 at EP. We easily could have easily used another day at HS, EP and AK. Now, granted, our days were 9-2 or 9-1/5-10, so we weren't open to close, but I can't imagine you will be either with a 3 & 6 year old.

Our next trip we're planning 5-6 days at WDW, 1 day at Legoland, 1 at Discovery Cove, 1 at Sea World

 

[ArwenMarie]

SeaWorld is a world-class park, you should go. Legoland, not sure, unless you have a crazy Lego fan, especially since your trip is already on the short side. You can skip one of the WDW parks too, maybe the one that your family is least interested in. Epcot might be one to swap out for Seaworld since it has the Living Seas and you would be doing that whole thing at SW.

 

[mshanson3121]

I'm realizing now that possibly you mean you have 6 days just for Disney. In which case with those ages, if you have animal lovers, I'd do 2 MK, 2 AK, 1 HS and 1 EP. Or, 3 MK, 1 at each of the other parks.

 

[dizzyinwdw]

Legoland is great for that age! We took our two boys about that age and are headed back for one day this trip (boys are now 9&6). When we went low crowds at Legoland and we were able to do everything by 4 pm. It's about 45/60 min drive. We did Sea World twice last year which kids enjoyed as well. Have fun!

 

[CynBeth]

On certain days of the holiday season SW has Christmas shows in the evening. They don't put the schedule out until much closer but it is always on a Fri and Sat night along with some weekdays so we always go on a Saturday. It is included with admission unless you want to pay extra for the holiday show preferred seating. Wild Arctic converts to Polar Express and there is Santa around where the animals are after the motion sim or non movement movie. They offer a dine with Santa. Trees dance to music certain times of night as does some snow falling. There is a holiday marketplace.

 

[Planogirl]

SeaWorld is supposed to have the most amazing Christmas decorations and you might want to check when they actually put them up. I think that their holiday stuff sounds amazing and have plans to go when we can too.

 

[Bryan0316]

awesome sounds great. we are planning on flying in dec 2, so we have all day sat at one of the parks. Going 5 days at the parks and leaving on thursday. Planning on doing christmas party, MK, AK and at least HS.

 

[CynBeth]

We arrive on 12/2 and had planned to go to SW on 12/3 but it all depends on our ADRs.

 

[pigletgirl]

We'll be down there during the same time frame as you all and we're doing a day at SeaWorld and a day at Universal. We'll also have 7 straight days of Disney Parks.