I posted this a couple of days ago, buried in a different thread, but didn't get any answers.
I need some guidance
Here is my scenario:
My son's youth group is attending Faith in 3D, Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend. We have a limited amount of time in the parks, only time to see one nighttime show....many of the people in the group have never been to WDW. I want to make the most of the time we have to spend in the parks, taking into consideration the MLK holiday weekend crowds.
Friday--we are staying at Coronado Springs and will only have about 3-4 hours for a park. I'm planning Animal Kingdom. There are some theater buffs in the group, and FotLK is a must-see for them. A lot of the kids want to do the Safari.
Saturday--morning is taken up with a Youth Education Series class (ends around 1pm). Our group is signed up for classes at Epcot and the Studios. I'm thinking that the group at Epcot will meet up with the group at the Studios and tour there on Saturday afternoon. We have to be back at the resort for conference activities by 7pm.
Sunday--after morning worship, the group is heading to Epcot to participate in something called "Faith Around the World", where they will spend 3 hours touring the countries, having lunch, scavenger hunts, etc. Sounds very fun. I hoping to have some of the adults pick up fast passes for Soarin' at that time. The programming wraps up at 2pm, and we're on our own for the rest of the evening. My gut is telling me to leave Epcot on Sunday afternoon and head to the Magic Kingdom for the rest of the evening and stay for wishes. I think it's the only chance we'll get to the Magic Kingdom.
I know it isn't nearly enough time to see much of anything, but it's the only way I can think of to give everyone a "taste". Any suggestions at all would be most appreciated!!! I've planned many trips for my family, but not 14 teenagers and some parents
thanks!!
I need some guidance

Here is my scenario:
My son's youth group is attending Faith in 3D, Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend. We have a limited amount of time in the parks, only time to see one nighttime show....many of the people in the group have never been to WDW. I want to make the most of the time we have to spend in the parks, taking into consideration the MLK holiday weekend crowds.
Friday--we are staying at Coronado Springs and will only have about 3-4 hours for a park. I'm planning Animal Kingdom. There are some theater buffs in the group, and FotLK is a must-see for them. A lot of the kids want to do the Safari.
Saturday--morning is taken up with a Youth Education Series class (ends around 1pm). Our group is signed up for classes at Epcot and the Studios. I'm thinking that the group at Epcot will meet up with the group at the Studios and tour there on Saturday afternoon. We have to be back at the resort for conference activities by 7pm.
Sunday--after morning worship, the group is heading to Epcot to participate in something called "Faith Around the World", where they will spend 3 hours touring the countries, having lunch, scavenger hunts, etc. Sounds very fun. I hoping to have some of the adults pick up fast passes for Soarin' at that time. The programming wraps up at 2pm, and we're on our own for the rest of the evening. My gut is telling me to leave Epcot on Sunday afternoon and head to the Magic Kingdom for the rest of the evening and stay for wishes. I think it's the only chance we'll get to the Magic Kingdom.
I know it isn't nearly enough time to see much of anything, but it's the only way I can think of to give everyone a "taste". Any suggestions at all would be most appreciated!!! I've planned many trips for my family, but not 14 teenagers and some parents

thanks!!