5disneymama
Earning My Ears
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- Dec 31, 2015
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We typically have always followed the same schedule for our trips.
We tend to RD and hit the headliners, then go through a late lunch and usually head back to the resort sometime between 1:00-4:00. We often just hang out/swim/get to bed. Sometimes will go back to a park or DS.
However, I have several kids and for all of our trips, they’ve been fairly young, so waking up early was natural and needing to go to bed early-ish was important.
This trip, my kids will be between ages 9-18 and all tend to stay up late at home. At first, in planning our May trip, I was thinking we would take advantage of the 30 minute early entry option. But now I am wondering if we should focus more on the Extended Evening Hours? Can we hit a lot of headliners in those couple of hours?
Our priority for early entry or extended evening really is rides, so I guess I’m hoping to get a sense of which option would allow us more rides with short wait times?
Thank you!
We tend to RD and hit the headliners, then go through a late lunch and usually head back to the resort sometime between 1:00-4:00. We often just hang out/swim/get to bed. Sometimes will go back to a park or DS.
However, I have several kids and for all of our trips, they’ve been fairly young, so waking up early was natural and needing to go to bed early-ish was important.
This trip, my kids will be between ages 9-18 and all tend to stay up late at home. At first, in planning our May trip, I was thinking we would take advantage of the 30 minute early entry option. But now I am wondering if we should focus more on the Extended Evening Hours? Can we hit a lot of headliners in those couple of hours?
Our priority for early entry or extended evening really is rides, so I guess I’m hoping to get a sense of which option would allow us more rides with short wait times?
Thank you!