How is my plan?

[disneydreamer781]

I'm also trying to plan my Touring Plan and was wondering because of Tiana's Ice Cream Social, what time of day is the Liberty Square Riverboat not available for park guests not attending this party? Thanks.

 

[sdomino11]

This is the tentative plan set from touringplans. I know it looks very detailed but this is not a set in stone MUST FOLLOW EVER STEP plan. Just a general idea. We have never been before and just wanted an idea of when/where to go.

Diehard Touring Plans follower here. My only recommendation is to set your walking time to very relaxed. We do this for every trip and it automatically allows for bathroom stops, snacks, and plenty of stop-and-smell-the-roses moments. In my opinion, if you have walking time set to anything else you will have created a commando-type vacation. On the other hand, setting it to "very relaxed" allows for the perfect mix of "we know where we're going next" and also "sure, we can stop for that!" I hope that makes sense. The reason I love TP so much is that my family of four would lose so very much park time if we attempted any "what next?" conversations.
If you do choose to adjust your time you'll have to cut a couple of things here and there (or stay for evening EMH which are our very favorite nights!) but it will be worth it. One last thing, I know pp's were concerned with how much time was alotted for certain things, but in my experience Touring Plans almost always nails in. I go in with days planned just like yours and we follow it expecting there to be kinks but are always pleasantly surprised by how smooth it goes. Enjoy your first trip!

 

[Runner5]

No fast pass for Test Track? That line is always super long, usually around an hour.

Honestly, this plan looks so miserable. There's no time to relax. No time to sit and have a Mickey bar. You are running like crazy to hit everything and it's going to be exhausting. There are so many things going in around you that are magical that can't be put into a touring schedule. It's sad you'll miss those.

I think you are underestimating how quickly you can get around and how long the lines can be. My bet is you go back to house for dinner and never return to park in evening.

Are your small kids going on those scared rides? Are they really into roller coasters? Or are you splitting up? My 10 year old won't go on some of those. But I realize some kids are dare devils and love scary rides.

 

[ols386]

In my opinion, I think you should scratch at least half of those rides from your itinerary. I just think your plan is unrealistic. I would hate to see you make yourself and your family miserable.

 

[ENJDisneyFan]

As others have said, your plans are extremely unrealistic. I have stayed at Windsor hills many times and I can tell you it's not worthwhile to leave the parks for afternoon breaks. It will take a good hour to leave the park, get to the car, and drive back to the house. If your kids are anything like mine, as soon as they get into that pool there is no getting them out. You may have a really hard time getting them back to the park. We find it to be way too much time wasted traveling. Instead we stay at the park until we are tired then head back to the house for the night.