Hows this itinery? Please comment

[50bear]

Hi all,
After doing a wee bit of reading up we have drawn up this itinery for our first Disney holiday. As there are so many experinced WDW visitors on this board may bee some kind sole could give this a check over and comment.
We have 7 day non hopping passes for Disney
Thanks
AAAA'S Mum, Dad, Abigail 8 and Adam 5 soon 6

20TH May - 3 rd June staying at the Bahama bay resort Davenport

Fri 20th Arive quick shop, bed
Sat 21st MGM (STAR WARS) all day
Sun 22nd church then chill by poolside
Monday 23rd Typhoon lagoon then shopping
Tues 24th - M.K. ALL DAY
Wes 25th - Epcot 11.00am World showcase
Thurs 26th - Shopping
Friday 27th - A.K.
Sat 28th - Quiet day, Night old town car cruise Kissimmee
Sun 29 th Church, Quiet day
Mon 30th ?(memorial day) Night Birthday meal for 6 year old son ?
Tues 1st Watermania then shopping
Wes 2nd - MGM (all day)
Thurs 3rd - EPCOT (all day)
Fri 4th - Home via shops

P.S. STILL HAVE I MORE DAY PASS, What should we do ?

Home is Scotland via Sanford airport

 

[beattyfamily]

I would do another day of Magic Kingdom. The parks are huge and very hard to see everything in one day, especially Magic Kingdom.

My kids could spend their whole vacation at Magic Kingdom!

Try to stay late enough at MK to catch the Spectromagic parade and the Wishes fireworks.

Try and see Fantasmic at MGM.

 

[50bear]

We might just try and visit M.K. later in the day somtime to catch the fire works and parades.

 

[Eeyore2003]

I agree that another day in the MK would be nice, I was going to suggest eating at the castle on your son's birthday, but the park will probably be crowded being the holiday. Another festive birthday meal is Chef Mickey at the Contemporary. It would be perfect for his birthday, because at Chef Mickey's "everyday's a birthday"!!! Even though you're staying off site, you can still eat at any of the resorts.

 

[50bear]

I agree that another day in the MK would be nice, I was going to suggest eating at the castle on your son's birthday, but the park will probably be crowded being the holiday. Another festive birthday meal is Chef Mickey at the Contemporary. It would be perfect for his birthday, because at Chef Mickey's "everyday's a birthday"!!! Even though you're staying off site, you can still eat at any of the resorts.[/QUOTE
Thanks
How do you go about booking a table at Chef Mikey's ?]

 

[nataliesdaddy]

I think that plan is perfectly worked out - you built in lots of rest and time to chill out. Pretty good plan I would say.

On the days you do go to the parks just be sure to be there a half hour early.

 

[suevee]

If you can check out the maps of each park before you go to have a good idea about the layout. Also jot down which attractions you really do not want to miss. The first time you go to WDW you can sometimes get overwhelmed and that can take away from the enjoyment. If you have a basic idea about what you really want to see then you will feel like you got more out of the trip. Also check out some menus at

http://allearsnet.com/

to have an idea about what the restaurants in the parks have to offer.