mickeymaddie
Earning My Ears
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- Apr 17, 2016
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We are arriving may 3rd. Our flight is at 6am and we arrive around 9-10am and if we had made this day just a travel day, it'd have costed us $400 dollars that we DO NOT have extra, so we are going to Disney the day we arrive. We have to take the magical express and drop our bags off at the hotel (All Star Music Resort) after we get there. So we anticipate getting to the parks around noon to 1pm. We were thinking of doing Epcot this day, but I'm not sure. We leave the 7th, so that makes the last day in the park the 6th (my birthday. Why, oh why does my birthday have to be the last day. It wasn't supposed to be, but serious money problems made us cut the trip short.) I need your honest help and opinions to plan out the 3.5 days that we are going to be in the parks. I've been to Disney about 10 times (only half of those I remember, I was too little for the other times). We are getting park hopper, it's just more efficient because the group I am going with is the "get up early we have got characters to meet, roller coasters to ride, and hidden mickeys to find" type.
Here is our current schedule, for meals and such:
3rd -arrival, no planned meals
4th- Biergarten in Epcot at 2:50
5th - Whispering Canyon Cafe at Wilderness lodge at 10am
6th- 50s Prime Time (my birthday lunch) at 1:45
We also plan to ride Ubers to save time between hopping parks, since Disney transportation is a bit lengthy. We usually drive down, but my dad has to work this time around so we decided it's safer to just fly.
We want to not be "rushed". Sure, there are certain things we MUST see so we will be running everywhere, but we want to soak in the magic this time around. Like finding those secret areas in Disney where hidden mickeys are and those secret passage ways to other lands, etc. and also meeting characters and watching the fireworks, as well as riding our favorite rides more than once (Tower of Terror and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad all the way!!)
I just got word from my cousin that we qualify for Extra magic hours, so we have those extra hours in the morning too.
We have our experience, now I just need you guys to help me, well, us, to plan out the daily itinerary without having to feel like we're going to cough up blood because we are rushing everywhere. Thanks for any help you can give me!!
Here is our current schedule, for meals and such:
3rd -arrival, no planned meals
4th- Biergarten in Epcot at 2:50
5th - Whispering Canyon Cafe at Wilderness lodge at 10am
6th- 50s Prime Time (my birthday lunch) at 1:45
We also plan to ride Ubers to save time between hopping parks, since Disney transportation is a bit lengthy. We usually drive down, but my dad has to work this time around so we decided it's safer to just fly.
We want to not be "rushed". Sure, there are certain things we MUST see so we will be running everywhere, but we want to soak in the magic this time around. Like finding those secret areas in Disney where hidden mickeys are and those secret passage ways to other lands, etc. and also meeting characters and watching the fireworks, as well as riding our favorite rides more than once (Tower of Terror and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad all the way!!)
I just got word from my cousin that we qualify for Extra magic hours, so we have those extra hours in the morning too.
We have our experience, now I just need you guys to help me, well, us, to plan out the daily itinerary without having to feel like we're going to cough up blood because we are rushing everywhere. Thanks for any help you can give me!!