Is 3 days at Magic Kingdom too many?

[TGM]

Doing what? Seriously asking. All the atractions in epcot right now are once in a trip and some of them one in a lifetime are more than enough. Unless the frozen ride or soarin is open epcot kind of sucks for little kids right now.

Little kids would like the aquarium, seeing Nemo, going on the Perry the Platapus adventures, and I'm pretty sure most people haven't seen all of Innoventions, so you can do that!

 

[AFwifelife]

Epcot is my 2 year old's favorite park because of all the things he was able to do. The rides at MK are great but he really enjoyed all the things that are situated at ride exits in Epcot. The aquarium was the highlight of his trip. He loved getting in and out of the different cars at TT. The What If labs at the Imagination ride and the games and indoor play gym at Mission Space gave him the space to play. Innovations is awesome for little kids to explore. I think we spent a good idea playing with the magnifier wheel. In WS, he liked watching the different performances and the 3 Caballeros ride was a hit.

I know the first thought is that Epcot is an adult park but I really disagree. It's a favorite of ours (and we skip Soarin anyway) so we never miss it.

 

[DisneyDad2015]

Add me to the list who doesn't think 3 days at MK is too many. In fact, it's exactly what I have planned for my trip next month. Might even go a 4th time depending on what my family decides to do after our half day at HS.

 

[cruisingtwins]

Little kids would like the aquarium, seeing Nemo, going on the Perry the Platapus adventures, and I'm pretty sure most people haven't seen all of Innoventions, so you can do that!

You can do all of those in one day no need for a second one. I think the agent P thing is aimed at older kids the OP has 3 kids under 5.

 

[wollydoodle]

Not at all!! We just did 3 days there and we are "big kids" lol...me44, my dd13, and my older sister. We did take afternoon breaks in our room which I can now highly recommend. It was our best trip yet as far as time at MK and the other parks (one day for AK, HS, EPCOT, Universal) because we did everything without rushing and if we missed something, we did it the next time. I think it'd be a great pace with little ones. Have fun!!! I know they'll love it!!

 

[scrapquitler]

We always spend the majority of our time in the MK, and our youngest child is 13.

What I would do if I were you: plan your two days in the MK, plan one day for EP, one day for AK as you have suggested, then make the plan for the last day to be a third day in the MK, BUT be flexible and open to changing that if your kids have had enough at MK or if maybe they decide that the LOVE AK and want to go back there again.