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[jessy_787]

Hello to all this is my first I’ve read so much info and have tons of great tips but here is my question we are a large family 7 adults that range from 50 till 25 and a 6 year old and a 8 year old and the boy 12. We got the 6 park ticket and we wanted to get the maximum of our tickets we are going to Disney but only for 2 days or 1 not sure yet depends on budget it adds up when we are so many. we are staying of property rented a house which saved us a lot the house is located in heritage blvd in Kissimmee hope is close by. To all the attractions. Any way my question is does anyone have an agenda or a link to a must on all the parks to the rides and show. What are the best restaurants. Any tips of more value for your money. What are good restaurant out of the park to eat. my email- is jessylls@yahoo.com

 

[Metro West]

Hello to all this is my first I’ve read so much info and have tons of great tips but here is my question we are a large family 7 adults that range from 50 till 25 and a 6 year old and a 8 year old and the boy 12. We got the 6 park ticket and we wanted to get the maximum of our tickets we are going to Disney but only for 2 days or 1 not sure yet depends on budget it adds up when we are so many. we are staying of property rented a house which saved us a lot the house is located in heritage blvd in Kissimmee hope is close by. To all the attractions. Any way my question is does anyone have an agenda or a link to a must on all the parks to the rides and show. What are the best restaurants. Any tips of more value for your money. What are good restaurant out of the park to eat. my email- is jessylls@yahoo.com

As far as the website goes...check this out and then ask questions:

www.universalorlando.com


Two of my favorite restaurants down that way are Logan's Roadhouse and Joe's Crab Shack...both on 192 near Disney.

 

[Planogirl]

Be sure and search this very website for all of your answers. Check out the Restaurant, Themepark, Orlando boards and of course this one too. The DIS also has plenty of general information about everything you seek.

If you only have two days at Disney parks you might have to pick and choose which parks to go to out of the four. If you can only go to two I think you should definitely choose the Magic Kingdom and then whichever other one sounds the most fun to your group. You might also want to go to Downtown Disney (free!) to shop for souvenirs and just see the sights. It and the equally great Citywalk at Universal are each well worth a visit.

As for must do's, you might want to get the books The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World and Kelly Monaghan's great guide to Universal. They are both invaluable help in deciding what to and when and just generally help you through the sea of choices.