Thanksgiving at Disney

[aquidneck]

I may be crazy. Taking a 13 year-old boy, twin 6 year-olds and a 4 year-old. I got the Cinderella breakfast. Missed out on the Storybook breakfast. Any suggestions on getting any? I haven't been to Disney in 5 years. What is a must do for the kids. Anything that's not in the books I could use. Do Sleeping Beauty and Snow White appear anywhere other than the Storybook breakfast. I'm a little leary on our first hotel. We're staying at the Wyndham. I've read nothing but complaints lately. We're staying at the Vistana also. Any inside info. on these hotels would be appreciated.

 

[Mimi Q]

We have gone to WDW twice for Thanksgiving. It's just beautiful with all the Christmas decorations at that time. Don't miss the Osborne Light Display at Disney Studios. My best piece of advice is avoid Magic Kingdom at all costs on Thanksgiving Day unless you get there as soon as the gates open. You won't believe how crowded it gets on Thanksgiving Day. I would also post this on the Theme Parks Attractions and Strategies Board. I think you would get a lot more replies there. Hope you have a great trip!

 

[isyt]

We fly down on Thanksgiving day this year. This will be my 3yr olds 7th trip. The past 3 years we have spent Thanksgiving in Disney. The Sunday after Thanksgiving the parks clear out. We are down for the week and tis year we are bringing 20 friends. My advice with kids is play by ear. My kids are fanatical like me and do the parks from opening to close. I would do the Sci-Fi drive in restuarant in MGM the kids always think its a blast. I am sure they'll love the Safari in Animal Kingdom and the new Stich ride should be open in MK. My girls love Test Track in Epcot and on an average trip we ride it no less than 6 times. Have a great time and take tome to tour all the xmas decorations its well worth it.