Only One Day!

[PrncssSonya]

I'll be traveling with my older sister and my 16 year old nephew (he'll be turning 17 while we're there) to Disney for one weekend in March... We only have one day to go to the parks so we've decided to go to Magic Kingdom... our favorite.

My question to you experts is what do you suggest as a plan of action? We haven't been since 2002 so we want to do everything in Magic Kingdom and we love ALL the rides. We'll be staying at All Star Movies and we want to make priority seating for breakfast, lunch and dinner (preferrably character dining). Wishes is brand new to us so we must see that.

Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated. Thanks from the bottom of my heart.

 

[Grumpy92]

Well you will be hitting at the heart of Spring Break, so be prepared for some crowds. I would suggest hitting the park early, use the FP system and make a top list of must dos. You are going to have a really tough time doing all the attractions plus three sit down meals. Have everyone pick their top five must dos and then focus on them when you get to MK. Once those are done you can hit other attractions as an extra bonus.

Dining Suggestions:
Dinner - Ltt or CP, Chef Mickey's
Lunch - Plaza Restaurant, Tony's, Cindy's, LTT
Breakfast - CP, Cindy's, 1900 PF or Chef Mickey's

Menus are on www.allearsnet.com/menu/menus.htm

 

[luvmick]

First,get there as early as possible. If you are intersted in Fantasy Land,do that first. If not, head to Splash and thunder Mountains. Use Fast Pass as much as possible. As far as eating, I think three sit down meals is too much.Maybe make a later Breakfast ps at Chrystal Palace with the characters.Then dinner at Liberty Tree Tavern ,with different characters Wishes is a must see,try to get a spot about a half hour before by the hub or by the bridge to Tomorrow Land. Have a great trip!