already planning

[yankeepenny]

okay , here goes


we did MK in 2 days, with other times thrown in that week to check it out. i did the left side and the next day the right side of the park. went during the week, and crowds were next to nothing. (sept)

should i plan DL the same way, to enjoy it to the fullest?

what about CA? Two days?

any comments welcome, any at all. still not certain about staying onsite yet.

this is 2 adults only.

 

[Hound 109]

okay , here goes


we did MK in 2 days, with other times thrown in that week to check it out. i did the left side and the next day the right side of the park. went during the week, and crowds were next to nothing. (sept)

should i plan DL the same way, to enjoy it to the fullest?

what about CA? Two days?

any comments welcome, any at all. still not certain about staying onsite yet.

this is 2 adults only.

Read this first.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1162599

imo (assuming no kids):
- 3-4 days for midweek / non summer.
- 4-5 days if Summer or Weekends are factored in.

Go to DL AND DCA each day. Park hop each day.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1491961

Have a great time planning a trip to Walt's Park.

 

[ballarinamom]

It is VERY easy to park hop. The two parks are divided by the esplanade. We start out the morning with rope drop at DL and when it gets a little crowded in the afternoon head over to DCA. Get a fastpass for Soarin first and head to the other attractions. Keep in mind that Grizzly River Rapids in DCA and Roger Rabbit are not tied to the other fastpass machines. You can get one for these rides even with a current fastpass

 

[mt mommy]

I think it depends on how much you want to see. If you really go for it ALL day you can see most in 2 days. But IMHO that is going from sun up to sun down. If you go for 3 days you can take time to "smell the disneyland flowers", if you know what I mean.

Have fun in Walt's park. It has a certain charm to it that WDW doesn't have.