Extra Afternoon at WDW

[trip2015]

Hi all,

This is my first time posting. My family has been to WDW 3 times and are planning our 4th trip. My girls are 8 and 10. We have planned 4 days in the parks using a park hopper and are staying on property. We recently discovered that we can go a day earlier than planned and now have an extra (5th) day to spend in the parks. My kids always want to see something new, and I am having trouble deciding how to spend the extra day. Budget is not an issue because this is possibly our last trip (at least before they are teens) and I really want to go all out. The night before will be late, so early morning is not a possibility. Any suggestions or ideas? Thank you!

 

[rustyanchor]

Hi all,

This is my first time posting. My family has been to WDW 3 times and are planning our 4th trip. My girls are 8 and 10. We have planned 4 days in the parks using a park hopper and are staying on property. We recently discovered that we can go a day earlier than planned and now have an extra (5th) day to spend in the parks. My kids always want to see something new, and I am having trouble deciding how to spend the extra day. Budget is not an issue because this is possibly our last trip (at least before they are teens) and I really want to go all out. The night before will be late, so early morning is not a possibility. Any suggestions or ideas? Thank you!

It's not in the parks, but the first thing that came to mind for me was afternoon tea at the Grand Floridian. Then you could spend the rest of your day at MK and maybe FP some of the bigger things like Anna & Elsa so that you don't have to worry about getting to that on your other MK day.

 

[minnie mum]

For our family, it would depend on what day of the week we arrived and what were the recommended parks for each day. Many people head to MK on their first day, but I won't do that if its a Sun or Mon. With 5 days, I'd do one park per day and use the 5th day to return to MK.