if you had just one FULL day in 4 day trip

[sammieJ]

with 2.5 and 4.5 year old boys where would you spend it ??

We are arriving saturday after a 4 hour drive as soon as we can make it. Will drop bags at off site hotel, then hit a park, me DH and boys.

Sunday is a full day ! (probably just with boys and mom, so DH can golf)

Monday we have tickets to MVMCP, and my mom is going to meet us there at 4, so if we are at another park, we'll only have the first half of the day. DH will probably be at conference, so likely just me and kids. yikes.

Tuesday we have as early as we can manage to get up until probably 3 or 4, for the drive home. Again, just me, mom and kids.

I am thinking doing magic kingdom on tuesday, even though we'll have been there for the party the night before, just cause the crowds are supposed to be smaller, I think it'll be their favorite, and I have a reservation at CP for breakfast. I will most likely get a seasonal pass. wouldn't make sense not to, actually, if I am going to go all four days.

I'll have the double stroller for naps and in a pinch could drive back to hotel I guess... hmm wonder if you can leave and come back to park with just one fee ?

Thanks in advance. I promise to write some reviews when I come back, so I can contribute something other than questions !

 

[bytheblood]

Magic Kingdom. They are the perfect age for MK. Lots to do and see. And so much fun that they will want to do it over and over again.

 

[sammieJ]

thanks for the advice - that is kindof where I am leaning (contrary to the advice that I paid for in that tour place online). I figure half a day somewhere else on saturday and monday will be sufficient, with all day sunday, monday night and tuesday at MK since, for them, it really is all about mickey mouse ! (and the 2.5 year old saw disney on ice, and has been clamouring for the peter pan ride).

 

[rlovew]

You only pay 1 fee to park per day. You can change parks or leave property and then return. Just keep your parking pass and show it at the next gate you enter for parking.

 

[sammieJ]

Thanks for the response, good to know. (especially with a nap needing 2.5 year old, and no monorail for us like 2 years ago !)

And that is nice. I mean, its the way I think it *should* be, but so often places don't run things the way I think they should, and many parking lots won't let you in and out.