Itinerary help

[R1-IAN]

I no i should off got the book,but i have'nt had time.........

we are going on the 25th of september..for two weeks

we have a four day hopper for disney..

one day in busch garden...

and one day in seaworld..

what are the best days to go,to these places....and where do they have the firework display..at night .......

what would you do if you had these ticket,how would you plan the itinerary..............

manys thanks ian

 

[WDWfan uk]

Hi Ian - follow this link to the park hours - you will get all the scheduled hours for the four main theme parks and the parade and firework schedules for your trip dates there too.

http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/hours.htm

Note down when and at what time there are parades and fireworks for the Magic Kingdom - these are not going to be daily off-season.

Epcot's IllumiNations and MGM's Fantasmic both take place each night and are also must-sees - note your times for that too.

(I'd recommend you do make some notes to help you do a little planning).

Schedule Busch Gardens for a weekday - it fills up at weekends with locals.

If you are staying offsite (i.e. not in a WDW resort), it is often a good idea NOT to go to a park scheduled for the Extra Magic Hour for resort guests - these are Sunday and Thursdays for the Magic Kingdom, Monday & Friday for the Animal Kingdom, Tuesday and Saturday for MGM Studios and Wednesday for Epcot. This is not so important when the parks aren't very busy however.

With your hoppers you can visit another park on the same day - you need to get your hands stamped before you exit a park to go on to the next park - hopping may come in useful if, for example, you are in Animal Kingdom and it closes at 5.00pm and then you can spend the evening in a park which is open later.

 

[R1-IAN]

Thanks you.................Ian

 

[R1-IAN]

Pleasure island,i havent got tickets to get in there,but can i pay on the door to get in there..............for a drink or two at night time.....

 

[Claire L]

Ian,
The hopper pass used to allow one entry to Pleasure Island so check as it may still be included.
Claire

 

[dmd]

There is also a link somewhear on here, as to which parks are the busiest on certain days.
we normally try to do a busy day (ie late night with parades/fireworks) followed by a relaxing day ( not early start, shopping. or water park - get there earlish, but can snooze for a while) so you get a balance. but remember if you are calculating busch or kennedy allow at least an hour + half travelling before the park opens.
we are going on the 27th sept if you email me direct i will try and send our itiney, this may be of help although we are visiting different parks as well.

good luck, have a great holiday
debbie