Tips for September 21-28 2011!

[vi07]

Helloo!!! Im sooo excited yo go to the World! This is my second time!! Im going w my husband, daughter of 18 months, my mom, my sister her husband and her 2 boys of 4 & 2!

W that said i want to know what u reccomend as which park to go first? What snacks to carry, we are stayin @ a home off disney on bronson highway, is that far or near, where is the pressed coins, where to eat, weather, the strollers, i have a quinny buzz and dont know if its big to carry on busses etc, of anyone know a good touring plan fory family , idk any info u guys could give me would be appreciate it!!

Well have a good day! Cant wait for the responses!!!

PD: sorry for my english im from Puerto Rico!!!

 

[Windsor Princesses]

I don't know much about the location of the house you are staying at or baby strollers but I do know pressed coins I use this wedbsite http://www.presscoins.com/ I found it extremely useful because it lists all the locations of pressed coins and shows pictures of all of them. We planned out which ones we wanted and how many quarters we were going to need ahead of time. Don't forget to bring a pill bottle or mini m&m bottle with you to store your pressed coin money and collection.

 

[Goofypop]

...stayin @ a home off disney on bronson highway...

...PD: sorry for my english im from Puerto Rico!!!

How funny. My best friend is Puerto Rican and his name is Bronson. No kidding.

Of all the advice anyone can give you please just remember, be patient with the Love Bugs. They are everywhere in September.

 

[vi07]

Windsor: thanks for the site, my sister and I were talking about this!!!
Im checking it out!!


Goofypop: that's funny!!!! Boricuas represent!!! lol

 

[minnie mum]

Looks like this is your very first visit. My very best advice: get a really good guide book. There is an awful lot that goes into a successful visit to WDW. Educate yourself and your visit can be magical. Go unprepared and it could be a very expensive nightmare.

My favourite guidebook, even after 35+ years, is the Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World. It is huge, but jammed with really valuable info for a newbie. There is a companion website: touringplans.com. It requires a yearly subscription, but also is very worthwhile, and they have a phone app.

A free site that I find very useful for park planning is easywdw.com.

Good luck and I hope you have a wonderful vacation.

 

[vi07]

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Actually this is my second visit, the first one was a little quick i pass out various things and didnt see much, and I know we wont see it all this time, but back then I missed somethings, thats why i dont want to go with 11 people again

Anyway I have the book!! and yyessss its biig haha but i love it the site idk if its worthh to suscribe i may do it!

thanks for all!!!

 

[sharonabe]

Before you subscribe to the touringplans site, please go to

easywdw.com

This is a free site (as PP said) and he has very good information on which park which day.

As for what to do at each park, you need to decide what are your MUST do's at each park, what are your "Okay if we miss this" not do's at each park, and what are the ones in between. Then you can begin to make your own touring plan by using the maps in the book.

Oh! Make sure you understand Fastpass. You WILL need to use them to see as much as possible.

 

[vi07]

Hi!! I forgot about that lol, that site is awesome!!! I have a list what days to go and lots of stuff, I have to see more in there!!!
Thanks for the help!

 

[ZoZo]

Looks like this is your very first visit. My very best advice: get a really good guide book. There is an awful lot that goes into a successful visit to WDW. Educate yourself and your visit can be magical. Go unprepared and it could be a very expensive nightmare.

My favourite guidebook, even after 35+ years, is the Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World. It is huge, but jammed with really valuable info for a newbie. There is a companion website: touringplans.com. It requires a yearly subscription, but also is very worthwhile, and they have a phone app.

A free site that I find very useful for park planning is easywdw.com.

Good luck and I hope you have a wonderful vacation.

That's my best advice too -- get a good guide book. I also love the Unofficial Guide to WDW. It will give you lots of good, basic advice, which will be really helpful since you have so many questions. Rather than try to get them all answered here, your guide book can give you "the basics" and then you can come back here and ask more questions!

 

[vi07]

Hello again

Well my main question right now os when to go to MK??? Im having a hard time cause my sister wants to go last day on tuesday 27, but that thay there's no fireworks cause of MNSSH (is that right lol) and I want to go monday 26 cause is my mom's bday but I read on easywdw this day is not recomended at all cause of crowds! Can someome help me w that??

PD: I read the unofficial guide and it was awesomee!!!!!

 

[10smark]

You must see the fireworks and parades! Does anyone know why the crowds would be bad on Monday? I would think with school in session, the crowds would not be that bad. Be sure to bring a camera and also don't forget to search for hidden mickeys

 

[sharonabe]

easywdw.com and other sites will have crowd levels up at MK on that Monday because it is one of only two or three days you CAN see the parade and Wishes that week.

Once the Halloween and Christmas parties start, it does get more crowded on the nights they don't have them since people without party tickets will want to get their money's worth in both time and night time shows.

I don't remember if you have park hoppers, but if you do, I would suggest going to another park for most of that Monday and hopping over to MK just for dinner, parade, and Wishes. Then you can go back to MK on the day your sis wants to go to enjoy all the rides and attractions. Crowd levels at MK on party days are very low because of the reasons above.

 

[AlexanderLin]

It's really so good for you to go to the world and I hope so.