ADRs are made! Yes, after reading over everyones advice (thank you, btw) and researching some, I have our ADRs all made and ready! Best of all, I was able to get the times I wanted within 15 minutes.
So here is how we stand right now:
On MK day- 1900 Park Fare @ 5:00pm
Chef Mickey;s @ 5:10pm
One of those will get cancelled, possibly both, that day, though right now Im tempted to keep Park Fare even if she chooses another meal at Epcot..all Ive heard about it are positives, and it really does sound like fun. Now..help please..Spectro starts at 7:00pm
does a 5:00 ADR leave time to get from CM or 1900 back to MK by 7 without being in a huge rush? If not, Ill change the ressie to 4 or whenever you guys think would be better!
On Epcot day- Akershus @ 12:10
Teppan Edo @ 1:30
Akershus requires a credit card guarantee, so if she doesn't want to do that one, I will cancel it sooner rather than later so I don't forget about it and lose the $30.
On AK/DHS day (?)- Rainforest @ 1:15.
Now, here is the new dilemma
Bearing in mind this will probably be Pipers only trip (as a child, anyway):
If you had a 3 day hopper, and knew you wanted a day each at MK & Epcot
Would you split a day between AK & DHS?
Spend a whole day at AK?
Spend a whole day at DHS?
My conflict is the whole quality time vs. rushing situation. Is it better to rush to see part of both parks, or spend a whole day exploring one? I also dont know if Piper will go for splitting them as there are things she wants to see at each, that being said, I could prob persuade her pretty easily to just do one or the other. My personal thought would be to do AK, simply because it is so different from the other parks in theming, and shes never seen most of the animals since we dont have a major zoo in the area. On the other hand, were also going on our cancelled DC trip at some point in the spring, and will go to the National Zoo. Though it wouldnt be the same as the safari experience..she would see the same animals there, for the most part. Of course that doesn't take the shows into consideration.