Disney world first time need suggestions

[bluegrizzlies1]

End may 2023 looking at going
How many days?
1 park 1 day?
Just looking fit suggestions thanks

 

[jaceraden]

You will need to be more specific about your group size, ages, interests, etc. in order for us to give meaningful suggestions. It's just such a broad ask without any details.

Edit: this is also the Resort section so perhaps a Mod will move it to the appropriate section.

 

[QueenofScott]

We usually like to have a day in each of the four parks, plus another day or two to revisit our favorites and Disney Springs.

 

[Marionnette]

End may 2023 looking at going
How many days?
1 park 1 day?
Just looking fit suggestions thanks

If you're DL regulars, be prepared for an entirely different experience. WDW is huge! Most parks require at least a full day but I would devote 2 to the MK alone and then maybe an additional day at Epcot to enjoy the Flower & Garden Festival to its fullest. You could do 1 park/day but don't expect to "do it all" and accept that you are quite likely to miss out on some attractions.

 

[bluegrizzlies1]

You will need to be more specific about your group size, ages, interests, etc. in order for us to give meaningful suggestions. It's just such a broad ask without any details.

Edit: this is also the Resort section so perhaps a Mod will move it to the appropriate section.

2 adults well my daughter will be 18 so 3 adults

 

[bluegrizzlies1]

If you're DL regulars, be prepared for an entirely different experience. WDW is huge! Most parks require at least a full day but I would devote 2 to the MK alone and then maybe an additional day at Epcot to enjoy the Flower & Garden Festival to its fullest. You could do 1 park/day but don't expect to "do it all" and accept that you are quite likely to miss out on some attractions.

Yes been to Disneyland many times so this would be a new experience. 3 adults

 

[pens4821]

We go every couple years. We get six day hoppers. We like that so we can do everything we want multiple times. The hoppers make it nice to go to one park in the morning, then a different every evening.

The first time I went as an adult we didn’t do hoppers, and did epcot one day at the beginning of the trip. We wished we had hoppers to hop back but didn’t want to spend an entire park day there either.

 

[DisneyMama811]

We are going in January, we are doing 2 days each MK & HS 1 Day each EP & AK so 6 days in the parks, as well as 2 rest/pool/explore days and 2 at Universal. We are a family of 4 (2 adults 2 kids under 9) we have no interest in Star Wars stuff so didn't set aside time for that

 

[Figment Mom]

5 days is the minimum I'd do.
2 days MK and 1 day each of the other parks. Add hoppers if you want to go back to a park to do something again or something you missed. You can wait to add the hoppers when you're there and save money if you decide you don't need to hop.

I like to do 10 days. 4 MK and 2 in each of the other parks. But we don't get down there as often as I'd prefer to so I like to cram a bunch in.

No matter how long you stay, there will always be more to do at WDW. We like to do at least one resort day where we don't visit a park.