zackiedawg
WEDway Peoplemover Rider
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Take the boat transportation to all different resort areas - most kids find boats entertaining (I know I always did). You can boat from MK to all of the MK area resorts and Fort Wilderness. You can boat from DHS to the Epcot area resorts and Epcot. And there are boats between Disney Springs and Port Orleans, Old Key West, and Saratoga. You don't have to go into the parks to take the boats.
If the kids can stay up to evenings around 10ish, go see Yehaa Bob at Riverside...fun show and singalong.
The Boardwalk has street entertainers periodically throughout the day and evening with magic, juggling, skip rope, and other entertainers.
As mentioned, Animal Kingdom lodge has the animals to enjoy. And the horse stables at Fort Wilderness are always lovely to visit if the kids like horses.
Yacht Club has a Christmas miniature village, and Beach Club has a gingerbread carousel. In fact, I often do resort Christmas crawls when staying there in December as each resort has its own unique decor and theming, different displays, some serve Christmas snacks, hot chocolates, etc. Wilderness Lodge is always a favorite at Christmastime. As is Fort Wilderness, as many of the 'regulars' set up great Christmas light and decor at campsites - you can free-walk around to see them, or do the Sleigh Ride which will take you through some of the well decorated loops.
If the kids can stay up to evenings around 10ish, go see Yehaa Bob at Riverside...fun show and singalong.
The Boardwalk has street entertainers periodically throughout the day and evening with magic, juggling, skip rope, and other entertainers.
As mentioned, Animal Kingdom lodge has the animals to enjoy. And the horse stables at Fort Wilderness are always lovely to visit if the kids like horses.
Yacht Club has a Christmas miniature village, and Beach Club has a gingerbread carousel. In fact, I often do resort Christmas crawls when staying there in December as each resort has its own unique decor and theming, different displays, some serve Christmas snacks, hot chocolates, etc. Wilderness Lodge is always a favorite at Christmastime. As is Fort Wilderness, as many of the 'regulars' set up great Christmas light and decor at campsites - you can free-walk around to see them, or do the Sleigh Ride which will take you through some of the well decorated loops.
