mrsbmacdonald
Earning My Ears
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- Jun 13, 2013
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So my Disney plans have been done for months and, while I don't want the same step by step approach for Universal (I've heard it's not needed), I would feel much better having some sort of plan of attack.
(Details: staying onsite, 2 day park to park tickets. October 13 (Columbus Day) and 14)
So, I guess I'm wondering:
1. Would you pick one day as "Harry Potter day" and do both of these areas first? Then, if time permits, knock off a few other attractions.
2. What is the best plan of attack? Is there a good order to proceed from one world/area to another? I don't like a lot of backtracking but I don't mind starting from the back of a park (just not criss crossing all over!) We are travelling with 2 boys, 6, and 1 girl, 8, and the adults are not major thrill seekers, if that helps
3. What other great tips do you have? Most of us are either first-timers or "haven't been there in nearly 20 years" people.
Thanks for reading- I so appreciate your advice.
(Details: staying onsite, 2 day park to park tickets. October 13 (Columbus Day) and 14)
So, I guess I'm wondering:
1. Would you pick one day as "Harry Potter day" and do both of these areas first? Then, if time permits, knock off a few other attractions.
2. What is the best plan of attack? Is there a good order to proceed from one world/area to another? I don't like a lot of backtracking but I don't mind starting from the back of a park (just not criss crossing all over!) We are travelling with 2 boys, 6, and 1 girl, 8, and the adults are not major thrill seekers, if that helps

3. What other great tips do you have? Most of us are either first-timers or "haven't been there in nearly 20 years" people.
Thanks for reading- I so appreciate your advice.