U2_rocks!
<font color=coral>The DISer formerly known as U2_r
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Kids will be ages 4 - 7, grandparents in their 60s, in good health but not up to a ton of walking.
We'll be there for 2 weeks, but DH might only be able to be there for about 9 days. It's the first time for everyone except DH and I, and we're doing Seaworld too b/c DS is a fish fanatic!
Which itinerary style is easier on everyone: (1) 2 or 3 park days with a break in the middle of the day, then a whole day off? or (2) break the park days up into more half days and have no whole days off in between? Do we really need an entire day of every few days? Or is it OK to plan a park for every day, but make some days only half day and the rest of the day is spent by the pool or something? I've only ever been to WDW as an energetic adult, so I have no idea how my kids and parents are going to feel. My parents will not come with us every time - they will take more days off. But how will the kids handle things best?
We'll be there for 2 weeks, but DH might only be able to be there for about 9 days. It's the first time for everyone except DH and I, and we're doing Seaworld too b/c DS is a fish fanatic!
Which itinerary style is easier on everyone: (1) 2 or 3 park days with a break in the middle of the day, then a whole day off? or (2) break the park days up into more half days and have no whole days off in between? Do we really need an entire day of every few days? Or is it OK to plan a park for every day, but make some days only half day and the rest of the day is spent by the pool or something? I've only ever been to WDW as an energetic adult, so I have no idea how my kids and parents are going to feel. My parents will not come with us every time - they will take more days off. But how will the kids handle things best?

