One day w/3 kids?

[sillysully]

We are thinking of staying post-Disney cruise in mid-Nov. Will probably arrive around 10 am, check-in and head to park. Kids are 11, 10 and 7 - all adventurous. Shoud we just do US or IOA - if so, which (keeping in mind mid-Nov. so I'm thinking we really won't be wanting to get soaked multiple times)? Or, can we fit in both parks hitting just major attractions? We will stay on-site to take advantage of FOTL, but are tix really $75 range for one park/one day? We need to depart MCO at noon on Sun. so we can't manage more time this trip. THX

 

[francie57]

If you stay on-site you will be able to accomplish alot since you won't be standing in line. If the kids are adventurous they may enjoy IOA. If you get the park hopper tickets you could do the big things at each park no problem in a day with the FOTL option for staying on-site. The wettest rides are Dudley Do-Right and Bluto. You do get wet on Jurassic Park depending on where you sit but not as much as the other two. These are all located in IOA

 

[Metro West]

We are thinking of staying post-Disney cruise in mid-Nov. Will probably arrive around 10 am, check-in and head to park. Kids are 11, 10 and 7 - all adventurous. Shoud we just do US or IOA - if so, which (keeping in mind mid-Nov. so I'm thinking we really won't be wanting to get soaked multiple times)? Or, can we fit in both parks hitting just major attractions? We will stay on-site to take advantage of FOTL, but are tix really $75 range for one park/one day? We need to depart MCO at noon on Sun. so we can't manage more time this trip. THX

Staying onsite and going in mid-November you shouldn't have any problems doing what you want. The single day tickets for one park are $75.00 per person (same as Disney) so you will want to look for online specials. Also...AAA and Costco run ticket specials as well.