Me and my 13y Boy

[Tzvika]

Hi all

i will be in OCT at Orlando and we plan to visit Disney and Universal St Parks
the first two will be MK and Epcot , i have few question please :

1.do i have to buy the tickets now ? from the offical site ?
2.at this time the parks should be full of people ? do i need the fastpass ?
3.how can best plan my stay at the parks , what attractions should i do first .

any advices are welcome

thanks

 

[Klayfish]

No, you don't "need" to buy the tickets now, you can get them at the gate if you wish. However, to take advantage of Fastpass (FP+) you should buy the tickets now. You can buy them from Disney if you wish, or the most trusted discount sellers are Undercover Tourist and Parksavers.

Yes, the parks will be busy, WDW is always busy. The major holidays are the busiest, but there is no true "slow" time there.

Yes, you will want FP+. There is a FAQ on the "Theme Parks and Attractions" section of this forum. I suggest reading it, the first handful of posts will tell you all you need to know. It will be a HUGE help for you in getting on the most popular attractions. If you're staying in a hotel on site, you can book your FP+ 60 days ahead, if you're staying offsite, you can book it 30 days ahead. But in order to do that, you need tickets linked to your account, which is why I initially suggested buying your tickets now.

As for how to best plan, that completely depends on your style? Early morning person? Night person? Morning to night person? Like to hurry, or like to take it slow?

What attractions? Well, that's a matter of what types of rides you like. But the most popular and hardest to get on in MK are: Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (7DMT), Space Mountain, Peter Pan, Splash Mountain. In Epcot, the hardest to get on are Frozen Ever After (FEA), Soarin' and Test Track (TT)

 

[Tzvika]

thanks for the info , illsure read all