How to best split 6 days between MK & EP?

[PurpleMouse]

We're in the very early planning stages for our trip the first two weeks of December

I'm trying to decide how to split the days between Magic Kingdom and Epcot. My son will be 8 at the time of the trip.

There are 22 things we want to do at MK.

12 + Agent P at Epcot.

We do not like long days. We like easy days with breaks for a sit down lunch.

We are not doing park hopper tickets.

4 days MK + 2 days EP? Will that be rushing EP?

Advice? Thoughts?

 

[keypooh90]

Hi!

Based on the information you are provided, what I would recommend is 3 days at MK, 2 days at Epcot, and one off day. It's always nice to have a day off to hang at the resort and swim, to go to Downtown Disney, and to resort hop and check out some of the other resorts. It really is a nice thing to build into the itinerary.

 

[bastos]

Pretty good.

I am assuming that the other two days are HS & AK?

Only suggestion - perhaps the last day might be a 'vote for your favorite' day.

My kids picked the fourth day at MK, but we thought they might pick HS in an 8 day trip.

 

[SillyFamily]

I really would recommend you do park hoppers.
I would do mornings in MK when the lines are shorter. Then jump over to Epcot to have a great meal and enjoy the attractions there. One or 2 of the days you can use your fast pass+ on soarin and test track.

 

[PurpleMouse]

We're there for 2 weeks. So I have:

Universal - 4
HS - 1
AK - 1
Rest/Pool/Whatever - 1
Downtown Disney - first evening and last day for half a day.

That leaves us 6 days to split between MK & EP. With dining reservations I'd like to figure out how many days in each park.

 

[redc]

We're there for 2 weeks. So I have:

Universal - 4
HS - 1
AK - 1
Rest/Pool/Whatever - 1
Downtown Disney - first evening and last day for half a day.

That leaves us 6 days to split between MK & EP. With dining reservations I'd like to figure out how many days in each park.

If you're there for two weeks, I would add a day to Rest/P/W and do 3 MK and 2 EPCOT.