Does this plan make sense?

[lovemykids74]

I need those experts out there to tell me if this plan makes sense. My husband, 2 kids (girl4, boy7), and I will take our first WDW trip Sept. 20-26. Here is my plan after looking at EMHs. Can't decide to avoid them or go for it.
Most days I would assume an earlier start, nap at hotel/pool time, then back to park in the evening. We do not currently have hopper passes. Also, I haven't completely decided the must see attractions at each park except for what is listen below. (The order of attractions is mindboggling to me! I could sure use some help there too!)

Sept. 20 (Arrive after noon) MK-Wishes Parade

Set. 21- AK
Safari
River Rapids
BBBoutique (don't know where)
*Grand Floridian 1900 Park Fare, Happily Ever After Dinner

Sept. 22- Epcot
*Akerhaus Breakfast
Soarin'
Illuminations

Sept. 23-HW studios
Star Wars Jedi Training
Toy Story Mania
*Hope for Fort Wilderness campfire thing

Sept. 24-MK
Straight to Fantasyland
*Crystal Palace Dinner

Sept. 25-MK or favorite
*Chef Mickey Breakfast
MNSSHP

Sept. 26 Fly Home with great memories

So what do you think? I appreciate all and any help.

 

[ilandrazdsw]

We do AM EMHs. Althought the kids (DD3 and DS5) are NOT early risers (really neither are DH or I) we can accomplish SO much in that 1 hours that it is completely worth getting up and going. We don't ususally go back to rest the first few days so earlier nights are nice.

I suggest getting a touring plan. We used TGM. Didn't stick to a ride by ride plan, but took a lot of his suggestions. On Christmas Day we did AM EMH and were completely done with all we wanted to do (all the biggies and popular ones) AND had a TS ADR at CRT (B) thanks to suggestions in TGM. Make sure to use FPs (and send a runner rather than all go--but don't expect the runner to jump inline if you go on to another ride).