Ride help food help nap help need to get it to!!gether about two weeks left to go

[Rayshell0801]

Hello Everyone just 21 days until Disney were sooo excited and I'm so behind I just a few questions were I need help 1. How is the drop on pirates of carribean my daughter hates. Big dropes it already dark in ride so I dont want to destroy her day p.s or mine I love Disney !!! Also what the Tipton being able to go back to night shows I really want to see fireworks but we're always too tired to head back on so I never get to use extra hours. Last question on our last day in Disney I want to a nice dinner what's so good suggestions we like all food but I want it to be special . Thanks sooo much guys and I will be on here like crazy getting this trip together with your help.

 

[Heluvsme]

The drop on Pirates isn't super steep, but that's a hard thing to describe. People will scream, in a fun not scary, way, so it kind of amplifies the entire experience, but really it's not too bad. You can wrap your arms around her in a side-hug and she would probably be ok.

My best suggestion for getting through the day is this-- if you're going to do rope drop, then get as much done as you can up until lunchtime or so. Then leave and go back to your room for a rest and/or a swim. Purposely rest....lay in bed, cool off, eat a relaxing lunch, go for a swim. Head back o the parks early evening....5:00 or so. Do the attractions you didn't get to that morning, have dinner, and by the time the fireworks start you'll only have been back at the park for a few hours and you'll feel rested! The park at night is so much less tiring because the sun is not beating down in you, trust me!

And a restaurant for your last night.... All depends on which park you'll be at. Do you want fun, loud, and interactive? Or more quiet and white tablecloth? I suggest going to the dining board and read some reviews or food reports. Which resort will you be at? That might be a good idea too.... To eat there depending on where it is.

Have a great time!

 

[Skippyboo]

Being so close to arrival dates, search for an ADR for the last day to see what's available. The Epcot and Disney Springs restaurants are probably available.

 

[Rayshell0801]

The drop on Pirates isn't super steep, but that's a hard thing to describe. People will scream, in a fun not scary, way, so it kind of amplifies the entire experience, but really it's not too bad. You can wrap your arms around her in a side-hug and she would probably be ok.

My best suggestion for getting through the day is this-- if you're going to do rope drop, then get as much done as you can up until lunchtime or so. Then leave and go back to your room for a rest and/or a swim. Purposely rest....lay in bed, cool off, eat a relaxing lunch, go for a swim. Head back o the parks early evening....5:00 or so. Do the attractions you didn't get to that morning, have dinner, and by the time the fireworks start you'll only have been back at the park for a few hours and you'll feel rested! The park at night is so much less tiring because the sun is not beating down in you, trust me!

And a restaurant for your last night.... All depends on which park you'll be at. Do you want fun, loud, and interactive? Or more quiet and white tablecloth? I suggest going to the dining board and read some reviews or food reports. Which resort will you be at? That might be a good idea too.... To eat there depending on where it is.

Have a great time!

Thank you sooo much for writing this it make me feel better about the drop i will definitely hold on too her hopefully it brings out a giggle ,thanks for tips on resting and going back I always try to do to much and get washed out. Far as dinner just looking for a cool experience the lay park for that day is Mk

 

[StraightToDumbo]

On our last day, we sleep in, do an early dinner and MK until they kick us out. Consider sleeping in that day and with a good dinner you'll have plenty of energy.

 

[Sundowner2]

this is how big the drop is on Pirates of the Caribbean. I had no idea there was one, so there I am, peering over the side, holding my little camera when I gasped, went What the? and before I could say heck, it was over. But I was struck dumb for the first 15 seconds wondering what the heck had just happened, and checking my camera that I nearly dropped over the side with my leaning.

It's like going down a kiddie slide at the park, the sized ones for the toddlers, not the older kids.

As for Fireworks, we are always too tired too, so that's why we make sure we are back at our hotel, Pop Century to watch them from the balcony. Win win!

 

[Rayshell0801]

this is how big the drop is on Pirates of the Caribbean. I had no idea there was one, so there I am, peering over the side, holding my little camera when I gasped, went What the? and before I could say heck, it was over. But I was struck dumb for the first 15 seconds wondering what the heck had just happened, and checking my camera that I nearly dropped over the side with my leaning.

It's like going down a kiddie slide at the park, the sized ones for the toddlers, not the older kids.

As for Fireworks, we are always too tired too, so that's why we make sure we are back at our hotel, Pop Century to watch them from the balcony. Win win!

Thanks for this explanation I feel sooo much better Loki hate drops my daughter hate drops week two weeks away and seen pirates and though we would add it sense it was closed the last year we went