planning a park schedule

[Tiggeroo]

I'm going to disney the last week in august/1st sep. I haven't been there for awhile and am feeling really overwhelmed coming up with a game plan. It will be a kids free trip with just dh. Eight days in wdw two in universal, free dining.
I want to come up with a loose game plan so I can start making my dining ressies. Since we've always gone in Oct. I haven't seen most of the night time fireworks/shows.
How do you create your schedule? I have unofficial guide.

 

[Mimi Q]

I think you will get more responses on the Theme Parks Attractions and Strategies Board, but I tell you what I do. First, I decide how many days I want to spend in each park, the I check the predicted best day to visit the parks during our visit at:

http://www.touringplans.com/tp2/UG2_index.php?PageID=14

I also check the official park hours on the official Walt Disney World website and take into account the "Extra Magic Hours" & when Spectro and other nighttime events are planned after I decide which nighttime events are "must dos" for us.

 

[Dan Murphy]

I would seriously give TGM a try, low cost, WELL worth it.

http://www.tourguidemike.com/index.asp?promoCode=AG9MF-AQ#TGM-home

 

[Skylarr29]

well the park hours and parade/fireworks/emh scheduals are all posted on disney's website now.
http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wd...alendarParkHoursMonthlyViewPage&date=20060801

I always look at park hours and then decide which park I will be in which day. After that I would make a dining plan based on your location for that day/