Going for a visit

[father ted]

ok am not getting any younger but do enjoy myself ,a friend of work went for a routine check up and came back with bad news ,i thot lets all go ,so booked up for october this year and was wondering if i can find out from yourselfs
the best tickes for myself daughter sone in law and grandaughter (whos 6)
where to eat
and generally just find out a lot more than i think i know

 

[scoobydooby]

Can you tell us how long you are going for, will you have a car, where are you staying and which parks you plan to visit. This will help us to help you

 

[father ted]

Can you tell us how long you are going for, will you have a car, where are you staying and which parks you plan to visit. This will help us to help you

thanks for this ,yep going for 2 weeks ,yep ill have a car am staying at Cypress Pointe Resort ,parks ? not sure about parks thot i could get some advice from you guys ,want to do disney and kennedy,lego land for wee one aqua one mabe

 

[scoobydooby]

Then you will probably be best with UK 14 day ultimate tickets for the Disney part. These give you 14 consecutive days access to Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, Animal kingdom, Disney quest, Typhoon lagoon and Blizzard beach (last two both water parks). You can hop between parks on the same day of you want to.

I don't know about Lego Land or Kennedy sorry.

There is a recent thread on here about people's favourite places to eat in Orlando (off site from Disney) that you could read.

Disney parks have either quick service places to eat or table service restaurants, including character meals. The latter can be booked 180 days prior to the day you want to visit them and should be booked in advance to guarantee getting in. You can read all the menus at www.allears.net This will give you an idea about prices. Disney property food is expensive but with your grandson I'd encourage one or two character meals. I've done them all but one I think so happy to answer any questions about them

Your parking at Disney parks will be $14 a day.

If you want a great book to help you plan I really advise you get the Unofficial Guide to WDW. It's fat but worth it and includes free touring plans which are absolutely effective.

Happy planning

 

[scoobydooby]

I just looked up Undercover Tourist ticket prices for you for Lego Land and Kennedy.

Kennedy adult one day pass $48
Kennedy Child/Senior one day pass $38

Lego land adult one day pass $68 (add $10 for extra day
Lego land child/senior one day pass $59 (add $10 for extra day).

Don't know what time they both think you are adult. At Disney it's age 10!!

Adult Disney 14 day Ultimate tickets were £252 when I bought mine but I think they have just gone up a bit. Don't know child price, there's not much in it though as I recall.