How would you spend ONE day at DW?

Vailbaby

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We will be getting to Orlando a few days before our Disney cruise. I have 7 year old twins and a 4 year olds. What would be the "best" way to spend one full day at DW?..
 
Agreed. Magic Kingdom is the most iconic, and in our opinion has the best breadth of attractions and variety. To our family, it epitomizes the entire Disney experience. We always try to start our vacation there and then spend our last night there. Just something about that castle...

Of course, it also depends on your family's tastes, whether it's your first trip or your fiftieth, what the park hours are that day, etc., but for us it'd be MK all the way.
 
With your kids ages I would definitely do MK. As another poster pointed out, lots to see and do there.

We once did the 4 parks in one day challenge, but both my children were older teens at the time. It was exhausting, but a lot of fun!
 

I'm a 45 year old man, and I would still have to go to Magic Kingdom.:thumbsup2
 
Another vote for MK. We did one day at WDW after a cruise a few years ago, and my girls (4 and 6 at the time) wouldn't have let us get away with even trying for one of the other parks!
 
We will be getting to Orlando a few days before our Disney cruise. I have 7 year old twins and a 4 year olds. What would be the "best" way to spend one full day at DW?..

We would do Epcot in the morning and MK late afternoon till close, but our kids are older and enjoy Epcot a lot. With younger children in your case we would most likely spend the full day at MK. There is so much to do and that is really the "magical" park.
 





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