Adding days?

[ChrisSt]

We are able to add a few days. Would you add a day at HS (we don't have any planned bc there's not a ton there that my kids would love) or a third day at Epcot? Will we be able to see and do most things with two days in Epcot?

 

[Mickeycrocs]

I would do Hollywood studios. Just on account of TSMM is one of me and my sons favorite rides lol. Also a lot of character meets if your into Star Wars.

 

[Disney Khaleesi]

Epcot is my favorite park, so I'd obviously go with a third day there. Hollywood Studios is a bit barren now with all their new construction. Epcot has so many food options and the opportunities to talk a great variety of CMs. It's just a nice park to wander around in.

 

[Robo]

The reposts of DHS being "bare" are greatly exaggerated.

Very few things have closed.

 

[gatorlisa]

I would go with HS. If you already have 2 days for Epcot, that is more than enough time in my opinion. As Robo says, the reports regarding HS being bare or decimated are exaggerated. Was just there a month ago and spent significant parts of two days there and still didn't have time to do it all. HS is still a fun park with lots to do, and unless you venture to the very back, you won't even really know there is construction going on. The walls are only up at the back of the Muppets Courtyard and at the end of Pixar Place.

 

[Owl X]

If you have young children, there are several shows and rides at Disney Hollywood Studios that have no height requirements such as:

• Toy Story Mania
  
• Muppet Vision 3D (indoor theater)
• For the First Time in Forever (indoor theater)
• Voyage of the Little Mermaid (indoor theater)
• Great Movie Ride
• Beauty & the Beast Live (outdoor theater)
• Indiana Jones Stunt Show (outdoor theater)
• Fantasmic (Night Closing Show)