Is this possible?

[heart4pooh]

Go to MGM for EMH. Do ToT, One man's dream, playhouse disney, 12:15 Beauty and the Beast. Take boat to International gateway to catch British Invasion at 2pm. Do Figment, HISTA, Living seas. Then get to the MK for dinner PS at the castle by 5:30. Spectro and FITS. I don't want to go commando. But, I do want to see Four for a Dollar before BB and the Beatles! The next day will be all EPCOT, then the next all MGM. Then a rest day, then MK. What do you experts think?

 

[DoeWDW]

Sounds exhausting to me! Will you be by yourself or with other very fit adults? If so, and that's what you want to do with your day - I say "GO FOR IT"! However I'd pick one or two things to drop at each park in case you get behind on time.

If there are any kids in your party, this sounds like a recipe for a major meltdown or two during the day.....

Best of luck!!

 

[jilljill]

One day in April we hit MK, MGM, EPCOT, then MK again. It was myself, DH and DD(8). It was tiring but fun.
I say go for it.

 

[JamesD]

You may be in shape physically to handle this schedule, but if you are depending on the WDW transportation system, you're going to have problems.
For instance, you're going to have a difficult time watching BatB at 12:15 pm, which is a half-hour show, catch the Friendship boat to Epcot, which may not be until 1 pm, and make it to Epcot in time to catch the British Invasion at 2 pm. The boat rides will take anywhere from 30-45 minutes, unless you get off and speed walk, then you have to go through security, and hope for the best.
You might consider doing some of the other things at Epcot on your agenda and catching a later British Invasion at 3:30, but then I don't think you're allowing yourself enough time to take two monorails to the MK and get to the castle by 5:30 pm. I'd drop the Living Seas, or Epcot all together that day, and go straight from the Studios to the Magic Kingdom by bus.
In case you don't think we've tried something like this before, Linda and I were on Main Street one night watching an 8 pm running of SpectroMagic. As soon as it was over we hustled out to the express monorail and got off at the T&TC, switched to the Epcot monorail, which just happened to be in the station, and went to Epcot. We ran into the park, and got a place to see the 9 pm Illuminations with 10 minutes to spare! It was fun, but I wouldn't make a habit of it.
As always, your mileage may vary!

 

[Stimpy]

Originally posted by DoeWDW
If there are any kids in your party, this sounds like a recipe for a major meltdown or two during the day.....

I agree. It sounds like you might have young children with you since you're planning on Playhouse Disney. That sounds like alot of running and sitting on buses/monorails, especially for young kids.

I guess it would be possible to do it all, but it might be stressful too. You might get so caught up in keeping to the schedule that you'll be spending time worrying about making it to the next attraction rather than enjoying the attraction you are in.

Good Luck!

 

[tar heel]

I actually think it sounds pretty easy! We've frequently done a lot of running back and forth between Epcot and MGM, then popped over to the MK. Is One Man's Dream open during emh? That would help if it is b/c, if you get there at opening, you'll have some extra time after ToT before regular park opening. One concern I have is that you are going to have to grab some lunch somewhere, and that will take some time. You also are going to need the show at HISTA to be at the right time. Make sure to leave Epcot by 4:30 p.m. b/c sometimes it takes an hour once you do security, wait for monorail tracks to clear, etc. Since you are planning to go back to both Epcot and MGM later in the week, don't sweat it if you can't do everything, and have a great time.

 

[heart4pooh]

Thanks for your help!!! You guys are great!!! Yes, I can drop stuff if I need to. I was hoping to get hotdogs/ pizza and cokes and bring them into B and B. Can I do that? Also, I was hoping 12:45 to 2 would be enough time to enjoy the friendship boat trip over and swing a left into England. If I miss the beginning of the Beatles, it will be ok, I guess... They usually aren't playing sunday or monday... thats why I'm going to shoot for it on saturday. If the timing is off for HISTA I will catch it the next day. My five year old is very mellow and has never had a meltdown before at Disney ( this is his third visit in 18 months). I could pass on Living seas myself but Mikey only has two requests, to see Mickey and the dolphins... Less than three weeks to go... YIPPEE By the way, how much time will it take to enjoy One man's dream? Is an hour enough?