Is there a good website or other resource that I can use to see what all there is to do in Animal Kingdom? My wife asked about it and I really don't know much about this park. We've been there before but last year it was a rainy miserable day so we didn't stay long. We don't know what all there is to do and how much time it'll take to properly see this park
I almost forgot, but the mention of swimming reminded me: If you're staying at Pop, the main pool is going to be closed 2/14 - 3/11. Just in case anyone specifically requested to be by that pool (although I can't imagine anyone swimming in February, lol!) But there are always crazy people swimming when we're there anyway.![]()
Anyways, just wanted to give y'all a heads up. The other two smaller pools will still be open.
What!?!!! Where did you read this?Hope the kids aren't too bummed. At least they do have two others, but I hope our room is not too far away.
We will be there from Feb. 5 to 12. Will also be at MK on the 5th, we have 7pm ADR at CP
I will be in a wheel chair as well. Do you have any tips for navigating the parks?
Thank you for sharing your experience. Since we have 2 young children and DH will be tending to them a lot of the time we decided to go with an ECV. That way I can be more independent. I am very nervous for the trip, but I am sure everything will be ok. We will be relying on Disney transportation so I will have to figure that out. I can walk a little (more of a hobble than a walk) so I should be ok to transfer to the rides. I hope :/My DD12 was in a wheelchair for 2 trips to WDW last year. We went to the host/hostess at the beginning of the ride and they directed us to the location we had to go for
handicap. Since She could walk a little they would slow the ride down for her. We went to the front via the back entrance 90% of the time. usually there was not more than a 10 minute wait.
IF you are driving to the park(which we did b/c it was easier for her and free b/c we are dvc) Tell the 1st and 2nd attendants you are in a wheelchair. We got a parking spot right up front and we did not have a handicap placard. She walked with her crutches the short distance then transferred to a wheelchair. Some of the parks will keep your crutches for you,some won't.
Also I bought wheelchair passes for the time we were there. It was cheaper to buy 5 days than one day at a time. Each day I took the pass, it was stamped and we got a wheelchair.
Almost everyone was helpful and friendly. There were several park guests that were rude to us but that is bound to happen.
Good Luck!!
OK, I'll see you there.How funny - we have an ADR at CP @ 7pm as well!!!! See you there!
Which resort are you staying at?
Chris- we love AK too!
Amber- thats great news
We are all sickWell, DH isn't- but he never gets sick (and when he does its super sick). Though I feel like garbage I can't help but smile- because at least its now and not right before/during our trip
For those going 2-11 or around there- HEADS UP- the crowd calendar went DOWN!!!![]()