First Day Suggestions?

[DisneyFan06]

I recently started planning my Vacation. I know, I am not going to stick with it because things change at any given moment once at Disney. Disney isn't the same with a set schedule, in my opinion. Therefore, I only picked which parks for which days I would like to attend.

[July 12, 2006]

Depature: 4:30 Approx. [from Daytona Beach, Florida home.]
Arrival: 6:15 Approx. [in Orlando, dependig on traffic.]

I am not sure of what more I will have time to do. I have heard it takes some time to get checked in. Once a room becomes available, I will drop my stuff off and more than likely order a pizza or eat at Everything Pop.

After that, I dont know what time it will be do I am not really planning much.

[July 13, 2006]

This is my first actual day; however, I will not be attending the parks. So, I am going to spend the majority of the day at the Pool, and head to downtown Disney in the afternoon. Also, I have heard you can go resort hopping, is this actually true? How would I do it because I am intrested! Inform me, please!

[July 14, 2006]

MGM STUDIOS

[July 15, 2006]

EPCOT

[July 16, 2006]

ANIMAL KINGDOM; THEN MAGIC KINGDOM ONCE AK CLOSES.

Sadly, I am departing around midnight on the 16th!

PS: I just went to MK on May 28 so I am not setting a whole day to it on this trip.

 

[legalslave]

Resort hopping is easy for the MK area resorts. Just hop on the monorail or a boat. For the others, it's a little more tricky. You have to go to a park, get on a bus to the resort you want to hop to, then get on a bus to the park nearest the next resort you want to hop to, get on the bus to that resort, etc.

 

[QueueCT]

For resort hopping . . . quite difficult unless you focus on a specific area. My recommendation is to hit those accessible by monorail. The MK area resorts are easy, then when you're at Epcot or MGM you can walk/boat to the Epcot area resorts. Unless you have a lot of time I don't think it's worth the transfer hassle to go to others.