Resort to theme park transportation

[deez1966]

DH, DM, DD5 and I have PS for the Cinderella Breakfast at 810 am, MK does not open until 9 that day and it is not an EE day. We are staying at ASMovies. Does the Disney transportation run early enough to get us to our breakfast on time or should we plan on driving our car?

Secondly, that same day we have Fantasmic PS at H&V at MGM at 430pm, we will be traveling from MK how long should we allow to get to the PS on time?

Thanks - Deez!

 

[Chip 'n Dale Express]

Originally posted by deez1966
DH, DM, DD5 and I have PS for the Cinderella Breakfast at 810 am, MK does not open until 9 that day and it is not an EE day. We are staying at ASMovies. Does the Disney transportation run early enough to get us to our breakfast on time or should we plan on driving our car?

Secondly, that same day we have Fantasmic PS at H&V at MGM at 430pm, we will be traveling from MK how long should we allow to get to the PS on time?

Thanks - Deez!

Magic Kingdom buses start running 45 minutes prior to the first priority seating in the Magic Kingdom Resort area. (Typically that means the first bus is around 6:30ish)

As for the Fantasmic PS... my recommendation is to beat the parade exit crowds, because that will hold you up. You'll need to take the Monorail to the TTC, and then catch the Studios bus.

 

[pumpkinboy]

Tyler is absolutely right: you can and should use Disney transportation for all of this, as it is the most time and cost effective way. After all, he is a Purple Pants veteran, and he has undoubtedly done both routes.

That is looking like a Very full day. For your DD's and your own sanity, I would highly encourage you to take advantage of your on-site hotel room (and pool) and take a nice rest break in the middle of the day. Cinderella's is awefully exciting, even for a big 5 yr old so I recommend choosing a couple of hours worth of MK touring until about 12:30 or 1:00, then going back for a dip in the pool, and heading out to the further excitement of Fantasmic later in the afternoon. Just think of those other parents dragging their poor overstimulated, overexcited kids around (or fighting with them); it is nearly always in those early afternoon hours. Also, those are statistically the most crowded times in the parks, so you end up spending even more time in line. If you miss a few things, just save them for later in your visit, or for the next time.

Good Luck and Have Fun!