Lesser known things

[Frankie K]

We travel to WDW frequently (maybe 3-4 trips a year) with 2 girls under 10. I have always happily purchased Genie+ in the past. However, for a day or two this coming trip, I'm considering not buying it. We love how convenient it is, but I do feel like we are always rushing to make the next return time and we miss out on a lot of the littler details. For example, we haven't done Tom Sawyer Island in years, I'm sure there's plenty of shows we missed and we could probably easily spend a whole day just walking around Epcot's Flower and Garden Festival. What are your favorite things to do that may not have a lightning lane entrance? Thanks!

 

[thanxfornoticin]

We really enjoy the walking trails at Animal Kingdom - the Gorilla Trail, the Tiger Trail, and also the train to Rafiki's Conservation Station. All fun, educational, and non-LL! The festivals at EPCOT are also a great way to spend a day, although that might get a little dry for U10s at some point! It's fun to do a few days like you're thinking.

 

[CarolynFH]

Is your question a setup for this article: https://www.wdwinfo.com/walt-disney...the-secret-animals-at-disneys-animal-kingdom/ ?

 

[Frankie K]

We really enjoy the walking trails at Animal Kingdom - the Gorilla Trail, the Tiger Trail, and also the train to Rafiki's Conservation Station. All fun, educational, and non-LL! The festivals at EPCOT are also a great way to spend a day, although that might get a little dry for U10s at some point! It's fun to do a few days like you're thinking.

Thank you! I feel like we've definitely skipped over some hidden gems at AK! EPCOT is always a favorite here, I bet we can spend a whole week there and still discover new things!

 

[scrappinginontario]

Closed at request of OP.