Discovery Cove best day to book?

[Kristina]

Hi everyone ,
Well finally the big day is almost here and I'm booking the flights, whooo whooo !!! Before I do that I need to reserve 2 places at Discovery Cove however. We are going Nov. 1st (a Monday) and leaving again on the 15th. Which day of that first week would best to go to DC on? I was thinking maybe Saturday, since the parks are maybe really crowded then? Our first day will be Nov. 2nd and we are spending it with Mickey at MK, that much is for certain .

We have never been to WDW before so any expert opinions would be really appreciated, thanks!

 

[zulaya]

Maybe post over on the Discovery Cove/Sea World board and you might get more replies.

You may find Saturday to be hard to reserve as it is a weekend day. But I really don't know. We are going on a Weds. in December.

 

[Kristina]

Thanks Zulaya.
Of course, silly me! I've gone and posted there now, can't believe I forgot that board existed!
Have fun in December !

 

[KCritter]

Discovery Cove limits the number of people they book, so even if it's a "full" day, it won't seem crowded. However, I'm guessing a weekday would be less busy than a weekend, just because it seems <i>all</i> the parks are less crowded on weekdays.

 

[pauly]

Your posts are helpful. How do I find the discovery cove/sea world dis board? We are traveling to Orlando in June and want to go to both, it doesn't seem like ther are discounts for discovery cove. Thanks for your help.

 

[Kristina]

I'm thinking since we are going in November, what with Jersey week and Super Soap Weekend, we really need to plan our days so we don't go to a park that is really crowded on the one day when another park would have been a better idea. That's why I thought, well go to DC on the Saturday, since all the Disney Parks and Universal parks may be really crowded on the weekend. I've just begun figuring which day we will do what, boy does it get confusing !

pauly the Discovery Cove forum is on the home page to the left, scroll down and you will find it.