6 hours - Solo trip - in Orlando anyway.. WWYD?

[kiki02]

I can try to pay/take an earlier flight but will be in Orlando next week and have 7 hours ALONE ALONE to fill. Would be great to visit something on the property but with only 6 hours or so, what would you do?

thank you.

 

[sherlockmiles]

I would go to which ever park I hadn't been to last -US or WDW.

at US I would park myself in WWOHP.
at WDW I would either ride all of my favorite rides - or meet all my favorite characters,

 

[kiki02]

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[sherlockmiles]

wizarding world of harry potter

 

[Wild4Walt]

I'd head over to DS for some food and shopping.

 

[tobikaye]

Too many variables are missing for me to be able to give too many suggestions.

Here are some generic ideas for how I would spend 6 hours in the WDW area assuming I do not want to go to a park during that time and I do not have access to a hotel room during this time. Without knowing the hours you need to cover, some of these might not work:

• Disney Springs
• Visit resorts
• Have a meal
• See a movie
• Watch fireworks from outside the park
• Campfire/movie at resort
• Tour or Event that is at a resort

It really is not too difficult to spend 6 hours outside the parks at WDW, but I would not plan out too much. If anything, I would just go with options and see what I feel like doing.

 

[kiki02]

Right, no hotel and dont think i should buy a daily ticket for a park for this timeframe. (thought I WISH i could).

it's day hours, not evening, so no fireworks. thanks all, any great places you like to eat at D springs / or a resort?

 

[YawningDodo]

Big question: is it 7 hours including time you need to spend getting to the airport, or is the 7 hours how much time you have after you've accounted for travel logistics?

Because if I had a full 7 hours I could spend in one of the parks, I'd totally buy a park ticket. I'd strongly consider doing it for 5 hours. 4 or less I might start looking at Disney Springs or something instead.