How possible is a three park day?

[Lesley Wake]

I didn't think about security with the wine, great catch, maybe i can save that purchase for late in the day and less weight to carry.

Yeah, for wine I would get it as late as possible. Then once you get to MK grab a locker. You can store the wine, plus anything else (souvenirs, etc) while you are enjoying MK!

Also, here is a trip report from someone who did a cruise with WDW as a port day: https://www.disboards.com/threads/a...rom-new-york-oct-15-22-2016-complete.3557301/

 

[#1hoosierfan]

In June, we easily started at MK, hopped to Epcot, had an ADR for lunch and walked all the way around the world, took an Uber to AK and did the headliners (minus Avatar) and then took an Uber back to MK fireworks and more rides.

 

[IrishNYC]

There is no way in the world I would do three parks as a cruise excursion. Too much can go wrong, and too much time will be spent traveling. Would you even have your ticket in advance to make FPs?

 

[Lesley Wake]

There is no way in the world I would do three parks as a cruise excursion. Too much can go wrong, and too much time will be spent traveling. Would you even have your ticket in advance to make FPs?

Cruise ship passengers get 3 multi experience FPs automatically (I know they don't work in Pandora, not sure about Frozen). Once they get their tickets that morning they can make 3 additional FPs as for someone who bought their ticket that day.

The park to park buses are the most annoying transport issue but they only have that once-from AK to Epcot. The monorail is much more reliable for time. If you just want to experience the atmosphere of the parks and do a couple things then I think it will be fine.

 

[elaine amj]

Also, since it is a one and possibly only visit - hopping to 3 parks isn't too bad a way of doing it. Be careful and map out your day well figuring out your must-dos. And consider what u are missing though. You may end up just wanting to do 2 parks - and that's not a horrible option either.

 

[Disnsyncey]

I would definitely have a backup plan (maybe leaving out one park if things go weird) and be ok with leaving some stuff out....your wish list seems like a LOT....it will all depend on park hours, as to how much you can do....I wouldn't enjoy running all over the place to get all that done....

and the park to park transport, I can see it taking an "hour" starting from where you are when you decide to leave the park, trek to the front of the park, then to the buses, then the wait, then the ride, then the trek into the park to where you want to be in the next park.....but it won't take an hour from park front to park front....