Are either of these half day plans?

[teachmedis]

This will be our second trip, and it will be over spring break--just as our first. I'm trying to see if any of my park days could work as a half day so I can squeeze in Disney springs. You'll notice that neither park day includes a lot of headliners. My husband has heart disease and my boys are pretty timid. We have to bring noise cancelling headphones for fireworks and Indiana Jones, which is why I'll only do the night shows I really want to see--they're more for me.

Epcot (priorities)
Turtle talk with crush
The seas with Nemo and Friends
Check out flower and garden and sample some of the food
Pick a Pearl in Japan
Just generally get a feel for the park--this will be our first time at Epcot.
Frozen Ever After is a big maybe--the pov videos look like there are very dark sections

Hollywood Studios
Launch Bay
Visa Meet and Greet
Toy Story Mania
Star Wars Fireworks (if that's still a thing then)
Indiana Jones
Frozen Sing a long

To me both of those look like half days, a morning/early afternoon in Epcot and an afternoon/evening in Hollywood Studios. I think maybe Epcot would be too much walking to pair with Disney Springs but I'm not the expert by an stretch. Thanks in Advance!

 

[dmband]

You can def do that plan in a day. Fp at HS

 

[TJDisneymama]

Def. HS can be the half day. I'd leave EP as a (potential) full day since youve never been there, plus it is so much bigger than HS so takes longer to get around. Since you want the SW fireworks at HS, you could do Disney Springs during the day, then head to HS for the evening, and you should have plenty of time to do what you have listed for HS.

 

[teachmedis]

Thank you! I think I agree, I'll do it the morning/early afternoon of the HS day. Super! It feels good to start lining these things up.

 

[caliope]

Half day for HS. It's smaller with less walking so it's easier to cover in a short a amount of time. Epcot, especially World Showcase, takes longer to explore.