dc and sw how many days is too much?

[disneywithkids]

Hi,

I am really leaning towards taking my 2 daughters to dc for their birthdays (within a couple of days of each other) next May. They are turning 6 and 8.

I'm trying to work it so that the price of dc will be offset by taking into account that we will have a 7 day pass to sw. Our trip would likely be for 9-10 nights.

I was thinking that a couple of days at sw, 1 day at dc, maybe a day each at MK and Epcot. I also have tickets left for a disney waterpark that we haven't used. All of that with hanging out at the resort somedays (I hear Vistana Villages is great with a good pool and kids program).

Do you think we could even do more days of sw without getting 'all sea'd out'?

Thanks for your input

 

[bearzabout]

It is hard to see all of the shows at Seaworld in one day. The park is large and involves a lot of walking.

I would plan on spending 2-3 partial days in the park. In the afternoons, you could head back to the hotel for a rest and some swimming. Later, you could head out for a relaxing dinner at Bahama Breeze or go to Disney's Marketplace. I'd consider dinner at Boma at the Animal Kingdom lodge as well.

Vistana Villages is only a few minutes from Seaworld. It would be an ideal place to stay.

I love Seaworld and spend at least five days a year there. It is a beautiful park and a restful place just to hang out. So many sit down shows make it more relaxing than most parks.

Look into the guided backstage tours. For less than $10, you can see a penguin up close. These experiences take about an hour and are a perfect thing to do after you have seen most of the other attractions.


I think your girls will love it.

 

[highlander447]

A couple of days at SW should be fine it lets u take the park at more relaxed pace enjoy u will love DC

 

[disneywithkids]

Thanks for the great ideas!

I think this would be an awesome vacation if we can swing it. As much as we loved our Disney trip, I'd like to mix it up a bit