Need advice for first time trip to WDW

[raels1975]

Hey everyon!! I am new here and I have a question for all of you experienced Disney travelers.
We are going to WDW in a couple of week and I have 2 beautiful daughters who are very excited. My question is how do I plan for BOTH of them to be entertained. They are 10 and 3.....talk about different interests. My youngest is all about High School Musical and roller coaster and my 3 yr old is all about Cinderella and Minnie Mouse.....
My husband won't take one while the other can do something...meaning he does NOT want us seperated. Any advice on how to amuse both of them....and keep my sanity

thanks

 

[Desnik]

My kids are 5 years apart(10 and almost 5) the oldest is a girl and my youngest is a boy. I can totally relate to you about different interests! DS is all about Cars and Nemo, and DD is all about HS Musical and Hannah Montana! Surprisingly they end up loving it all. I really have never had them complain about doing too much of one thing. If one of them wants to do something and the other doesn't then either myself or DH will stay behind with the other waiting in the area where the ride lets out. We do this for Space Mountain. DS and I won't do it! We do split up sometimes. DH and I have our cell phones and it's easy to meet up again.

 

[Disney Fool]

Character breakfasts! Your little one will love meeting the characters, your older one will love the food! Spend a day at Disney Studio and your older one can get the thrill rides in (tower of Terror; Rockin' Roller Coaster) and see the High School Musical party and join in. Your younger one will enjoy the Toy Story Block Party Bash starting in March. Disney has something for everyone in every park---it's not just for little ones. Yes, even Epcot has something for the tots, as well as the adults and teens. Just keep reading, and discovering all you can. And you'll have a great time. Remember Disneyworld is 42 square miles of fun. Relax, enjoy.