enchantressj
Earning My Ears
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- Nov 9, 2003
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Hey guys,
I just joined this forum & I've already learned a lot about Disney World that I didn't know. I'm planning my first real trip to Disney World and I need help from the experts (excited!!). I went when I was little but didn't get to ride anything, but that's a story in itself. Anyways, here's the schedule I've made for a trip to Disney World from Friday, May 14, 2004-Saturday, May 22 2004. Here's the schedule:
Friday: Drive There/Downtown Disney
Saturday: Animal Kingdom
Sunday: Disney/MGM Studios
Monday: Magic Kingdom
Tuesday: Epcot
Wednesday: Universal Studios
Thursday: Islands Of Adventure
Friday: Blizzard Beach/Downtown Disney
Saturday: Drive Back
Okay, I also need to fit in a round of mini golf, the Cirque du Soleil show, Fantasmic, & parasailing. I've seen in some posts that you guys suggest leaving Universal for another trip, but the people I'm going with won't go for that. It's gonna be me & 3 other adults. We won't be staying at a Disney Resort because we're all college students and can't afford it, but we will be staying close. I would appreciate any advice about scheduling or any other tips you guys might have. Also, we're needing advice on good restaurants to have dinner at and we're debating the backstage tour. Thanks for reading!!!
I just joined this forum & I've already learned a lot about Disney World that I didn't know. I'm planning my first real trip to Disney World and I need help from the experts (excited!!). I went when I was little but didn't get to ride anything, but that's a story in itself. Anyways, here's the schedule I've made for a trip to Disney World from Friday, May 14, 2004-Saturday, May 22 2004. Here's the schedule:
Friday: Drive There/Downtown Disney
Saturday: Animal Kingdom
Sunday: Disney/MGM Studios
Monday: Magic Kingdom
Tuesday: Epcot
Wednesday: Universal Studios
Thursday: Islands Of Adventure
Friday: Blizzard Beach/Downtown Disney
Saturday: Drive Back
Okay, I also need to fit in a round of mini golf, the Cirque du Soleil show, Fantasmic, & parasailing. I've seen in some posts that you guys suggest leaving Universal for another trip, but the people I'm going with won't go for that. It's gonna be me & 3 other adults. We won't be staying at a Disney Resort because we're all college students and can't afford it, but we will be staying close. I would appreciate any advice about scheduling or any other tips you guys might have. Also, we're needing advice on good restaurants to have dinner at and we're debating the backstage tour. Thanks for reading!!!

. But you may want to put your BB/DTD day in the middle of your vacation. If someone is tired they only need to spend a few hours at BB and can then go back and rest before going to DTD that evening.