Help!

[jpatrick]

We are leaving tomorrow and we do not have a plan. could someone suggest which parks should be visited on the least crowded day? and any other game plan would be most helpful! thank-you

 

[madalex]

It's President's day weekend and lots of northern schools will be on break, so I'm not sure it's possible to say what will be the "least crowded day" at any park. Your best bet may be to pick up the park maps as soon as you arrive at WDW and then spend a few minutes reviewing them and deciding which shows and attractions look good to you. Then, based on what you decide, devote a day at each park to hitting those attactions, but try not to freak out if you cannot get everything done. WDW is huge and it is hard to do everything, even if you had two weeks to do it. Most of all, just try to have fun and not get stressed over lines and waits for buses, etc.

 

[aka-mad4themouse]

I'd need more info...

• How many people?
• Their ages?
• Onsite or offsite guest?
• How many days?
• Been to WDW before?
• Personal Preferences (ie thrill rides, shows, great meals)?

There are too many variables to give a generic itinerary to you. However, you can expect big crowds at the MK all weekend long. If you're just looking for a recommendation for the best park for each day, I suggest going to TouringPlans.com - Best Days to Visit Each Disney Theme Park and looking for your dates.

 

[jpatrick]

mad4themouse, there will be two families with 2 girls each ages 10, 11, 12 and 14. we will be staying at main gate east offsite and our last trip was in 1998. We will be in orlando for a week and would also like to visit sea world. thanks