First trip to Disney!

Stacey2grls

<font color=blue>Am currently on a "see food" diet
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Hi, I recently found this site, and have found it to be very informative. I need help in deciding what to do on our first day. We arrive late morning, and I feel that it might be a bad idea to go to one of the parks with such a late start. I am going with my DH and two DD's 4 and 6. I'm hoping someone can give me some direction. Thank you all for any input. Stacey2grls
 
Hi Stacey2grls

Welcome to the DIS :wave:

If you ask this on the theme parks board - I am sure you will get some idea's :)
 

Depends a little on when you're going. If it's during a busier time of year when the parks are all open late, spend a little time getting settled in your room, maybe have lunch there, and go to a park mid PM when the crowds are thinning out. You'll still have lots of time to see things. If it's at a slower time of year, most parks will close early, but Epcot is always open til at least 9, so it would be a good bet for a partial day.

I've used these boards to plan my last two trips (both land/sea cruises) and found it invaluable for both the WDW and the cruise portions. You hardly have to ask a question - just read the site and discussion boards and you'll find tons of information. My other indispensable source was the Unofficial Guide to Disney World guidebook. Between these boards and that book, you'll find everything you could want to know. And don't be afraid to ask questions here - everyone is always happy to help.

Enjoy your vacation planning.
 
Depends a little on when you're going. If it's during a busier time of year when the parks are all open late, spend a little time getting settled in your room, maybe have lunch there, and go to a park mid PM when the crowds are thinning out. You'll still have lots of time to see things. If it's at a slower time of year, most parks will close early, but Epcot is always open til at least 9, so it would be a good bet for a partial day.

I've used these boards to plan my last two trips (both land/sea cruises) and found it invaluable for both the WDW and the cruise portions. You hardly have to ask a question - just read the site and discussion boards and you'll find tons of information. My other indispensable source was the Unofficial Guide to Disney World guidebook. Between these boards and that book, you'll find everything you could want to know. And don't be afraid to ask questions here - everyone is always happy to help.

Enjoy your vacation planning.
 

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