Flight home JUST changed - what would you do with an unexpected "extra" day?

[olive]

Are the tiny boats still available to rent from the Poly? We would rent two and have an adult and a child in each little boat. So much fun and not too expensive. It was a fun last day experience.

We have had so much fun doing that in the past, also from Poly! It looks like they aren't doing that right now, but if it is available on our trip I would love to do it again.

 

[ckb_nc]

We had late flights out so we did the parks. But we also cut it a bit short. One bonus is by having a later flight everything at the airport was easier BUT no food realistically.

 

[LeeLee'sMom]

I hate leaving early and NOT going to a park! I would take just an hour in MK on a park bench to absorb a little more magic for my long in between trip time. I say adding on a day and booking a pass won't break you and will give you options to ride a ride one last time or purchase something you forgot.

JetBlue has been CRAZY with the MCO changes. I hope it settles down soon.

It seems like all of the airlines, we had both Jet Blue & SW change our flights to/from MCO and also again this May for Tampa.

 

[CableKC]

Yes, I think we just need to decide in the next few days because of park reservations. That is probably the limiting factor more than anything! Right now there is plenty of availability but who knows when that will flip. I'll discuss with my husband. Of course as soon as I change the park tix and reserve parks, the flight will probably change again.

Unless there is a park that you know that your kids ABSOLUTELY loves where you can go back there for a 2nd or 3rd time and then simply focus on going on the rides that they love going to ( as in, multiple times ), I will fall back on my earlier suggestion.

Having an extra day allows your family to do something at outside of the parks that is very "Disney-like". Go play a round of Mini-golf, then head over to Fort Wilderness. That's the good thing about Disneyworld, there are so many things to do that isn't necessarily located at one of the parks.