Magic Kingdom Resort Experts - Need Help

[Endeavour105]

why is that against the rules? Just because you aren't a paying guest of the CR? Seems rather silly to me, as long as you are at least an on site guest I don't think it should matter.

If not staying directly at the particular WDW owned resort, one is only allowed 3 hours to park for dining, checking out the resort, etc. Silly or not, one cannot park at a WDW resort long term (like for the rest of the day and then go to a theme park). No exceptions. Your car is subject to being towed after the 3 hour time limit.

 

[SGMCO]

What about renting a stroller after you get to Epcot?
You and your wife each hold a baby and either one of you carry the
diperbag.
Take the WDW Transportation and then you won't even have
to worry about the stoller problem.

 

[MrsJ Henry]

I for one can understand you wanting to take your car. We are usually like that also. You feel like you can take your time and have your own space.

It does seem like a lot to do in one day and I don't think it would be something I would pick to do but If you want to take your car then I would do it.
Is there anyway that you can change some of these plans so that you can eliminate some of the hassle or is it pretty much set?
If set then I would go ahead and do it the way you want.

If taking the boat in the AM I would make sure it was going to be there in enough time to get to CR.

 

[boomhauer]

You feel like you can take your time and have your own space.

Exactly!

I LOVE taking Disney Transportation. But with 2 infants, it's nice having your own wheels.

 

[cindy_k]

The TTC is the Parking Lot for MK. If you follow the signs to the Magic Kingdom you will be at the TTC.

Its the only place you can park for the MK. So if you are in the Magic Kingdom Parking lot, you are in the Parking lot for the TTC.

At the TTC, you can catch the Monorail to EPCOT or the Monorail/Boat to MK.

Have Fun!

 

[Feralpeg]

It is a little bit complicated driving from WL to TTC, but I'll try to help. I'm not great at remembering street names. There are two ways to get there.

1. As you leave WL, go straight through the light. You will pass the Poly. When you get to the end of the street, you will need to make a left. It will take you past the golf course. Keep going past the Hess station. You will see a sign off to the left that says "Return to MK". Take that turn. It will take you back through the gates and into TTC.

2. As you leave WL, go left. It will take you to a place where you will swing to the left. Continue on. You will pass Ft. Wilderness. When you come to a light, you will turn right. Take that road until you come to the next light. Make a right and you will see signs for MK and Epcot. Follow the MK signs.

Hope this helps!

 

[boomhauer]

1. As you leave WL, go straight through the light. You will pass the Poly. When you get to the end of the street, you will need to make a left. It will take you past the golf course. Keep going past the Hess station. You will see a sign off to the left that says "Return to MK". Take that turn. It will take you back through the gates and into TTC.

Hope this helps!

That's perfect - Thanks.

I can picture the route now that you've described it.

 

[CR Resort Fan 4 Life]

That's perfect - Thanks.

I can picture the route now that you've described it.

Whenever my parents and I either drive towards Downtown Disney, 192 or Interstate 4 from the Contemporary we always go in the 1st set of directions Feralpeg described. So it should be a very easy route to follow without any problems.