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[jmorris220]

Hello!! We will be taking our first trip as a family to WDW this March. Give me your top 3 tips, or things I NEED to know!! DH is the only one who has been before, Myself and 2 sons 6 and 8 have never been!!!! Were soooo excited!!!!

 

[roydavid7771]

First of all, welcome and congrats! You're going to have a vacation full of laughs and memories that will last a lifetime! In no particular order are my top three tips...

1. Stay on Disney grounds. Staying at a Disney resort gives you access to all kinds of amenities, from Magical Express, whihc is a free shuttle service from Orlando Airport to WDW, to Extra Magic Hours, where you can get into the parks ahead of the general public! Besides, it's so much fun to leave th real world outside for a week and enter a world where dreams do come true!

2. Make it a priority to get to the parks at rope drop every day. Doing so will elminate most lines for the headline attractions so you can enjoy the rest of the day. Get up early, go back to your hotel for swimming and relaxing, then head back ot the parks at night.

3. HAVE FUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

 

[jesswindsor]

Welcome!!!

 

[RHMH]

Dis Friend

 

[It'sOffToDisneyWeGo]

Hello and Welcome!

 

[jmorris220]

Thanks Guys! We are staying at Coronado Springs Resort! I have most days planned catching the highlights of each park, but I'm having a hard time planning our last night there. Should I make reservations at the Polynesian, Luau Aloha Dinner Show, or Hoop Dee Do Review?!? Or is their something better to celebrate on our last night at WDW?!?

 

[M23]

We have a 3yr old girl and 7 & 8yr old boys. Our favorite "last night" routine is to eat at Magic Kingdom (we're trying CRT this year) and catch the Electrical parade and Wishes after (they've luckily always been scheduled on our last night).

 

[jmorris220]

I decided on the Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show! I sure hope we are pleased!!!