Realistic expectations?

[CandMmommy]

We are leaving march 17 and will be at the park on the 18-21.. I know it's supposed to be crowded due to SB but am I being realistic to think we can get all this done in 1 day??
MM arrive approx 630 AM bring along breakfast on walk from Hojo
Fantasyland-
Dumbo flying elephants
Alice in wonderland
Mad tea party
King Arthur's carrousel*
Mr. Toad
Snow white
It's a small world ( grab a DL snack)
Sleeping beauties castle- see princesses *
** Look on walkway around castle for princesses
Casey jr train
fast pass for Indiana jones
Toon town( if time)
Lunch then nap at hotel

Frontierland
*Come back about 3-4 pm
Critter land * Winnie Pooh ride
Use Indy fast pass
big thunder ranch and mountain to see woody and Jessie*
Train ride Jungle cruise
Mickey's. Toontown if time ( if we didn't make it in morning)
Parade
Plaza inn dinner
At leisure till kids poop out

 

[skiingfast]

I don't think it should be a problem. Look for the Princesses early afternoon, hopefully on your way out. Get a FP for Roger Rabbit if someone can run back there.

While this will make the other ride's waits longer when you come back. I would ride Gadgets Go Coaster right away trying to get in ToonTown when it opens on Sunday. It gets a 30 minute line really quick and is one of the shortest rides in the park.


For your Fantasylland rides I would put Mr. Toad first(after Peter Pan which you ommited). Then roughly follow the order you have them listed in.

While you might think the kids are going to poop out. If you give them a good nap then you may get more in in the evening, and possibly make it to the fireworks.

 

[Laurawill]

fast pass for Indiana jones

It is important to note that return times are quite possibly going to be enforced during your vacation so definitely pay attention to return time when you pick them up.

 

[DisneyJamieCA]

Overall, yes that it doable.

The only suggestion - depending on what time you actually make it back to the parks, that might be a little late to see Woody & Jesse. Just double check the time at Guest Services.

 

[skiingfast]

Overall, yes that it doable.

The only suggestion - depending on what time you actually make it back to the parks, that might be a little late to see Woody & Jesse. Just double check the time at Guest Services.

Don't go to Guests Services, that takes tons of times and isn't needed.

Pick up a Times Guide when you enter, if you don't, ask at the Wait Times Board on the South East side of the hub.

 

[CandMmommy]

Thanks, so helpful!!
I was hoping I wasn't trying to pack in too much! I really only have 2.5 of the 4 days " planned" leaving time for must do agains or never got too!
I did Omit Peter Pan... Not sure why!

 

[DisneyJamieCA]

Don't go to Guests Services, that takes tons of times and isn't needed.

Pick up a Times Guide when you enter, if you don't, ask at the Wait Times Board on the South East side of the hub.

The wait times board might be a good area, but the times guide they give when you first enter give their "hours" which is something like 10-4. I myself have never asked at Guest Services as we've always just met who we saw out & about, but the time guide really isn't that helpful for character meet & greets.

 

[DisneyJamieCA]

And I meant ask at City Hall.

 

[Geemo]

Will you want to see Rapunzel too? The "Meet & Greet" line to get into her staged area can be really LONG! We saw many parents holding a place in line, as the kids were off riding rides in Fantasyland with the other parent.

There is so much for the young kids to do in Fantasyland. When my grandkids were younger they would ride things over and over. They didn't care about the other lands hardly at all.

My grandson is 17 and he loves to ride the rides in Fantasyland. He says it reminds him of when he went to Disneyland for the very first time, he was 7 or 8.

You have a good plan, just remember to go with the flow and enjoy the trip. Some days you can get everything done on the list and some days you can't.

I hope the crowds aren't too bad for you. Enjoy the trip.

 

[awdsmama]

My grandson is 17 and he loves to ride the rides in Fantasyland. He says it reminds him of when he went to Disneyland for the very first time, he was 7 or 8.

Aw, that brought a smile and a tear

I'm taking my 7.5yo son on his first trip in 3 weeks and I hope he looks back on it as fondly as your grandson does

 

[skiingfast]

I did Omit Peter Pan... Not sure why!

Do Peter Pan first, it has the fastest building and often longest line in all of Fantasyland.