Touring Plan Questions?

[NandP]

I am looking for good touring plan for IOA/USO.. My wife and I are there for our 10th wedding anniversary trip in September.. we will be there the evening of Wed. Sept 15th, leaving midday Sunday Sept 19th...
We'll be staying on-site at the Hard Rock...

How can we get a good touring plan so we can see the best attractions...

What are the "Early Entry Days" for resort guests?

Any "not to miss" attractions?

Any Restaurants that we should make sure we get to?

Were can I find a "Priority Seating Guide" (like disney) to make ressies?

How long is the walk from HR to each park?


Thanks for any input...

 

[TinkKel]

Please bear with me, because I'm new at this myself, I'm sure somWhat are the "Early Entry Days" for resort guests? I'm sure someone with more experience will jump in soon. Anyway, here is what I've learned so far from this board:


Any "not to miss" attractions?

I'll let someone else cover this, I haven't been yet! Tho I heard that the upcoming Mummy ride is going to be awesome. I would suggest buying a Universal Studios book at Barnes and Noble (or other book store) I bought one, and it's great about describing rides, etc.

Any Restaurants that we should make sure we get to?

Leaving this to the experts too....

Were can I find a "Priority Seating Guide" (like disney) to make ressies?

From what I gather, if you stay at one of the on-site resorts, your room key is as good as priority seating ressies.

How long is the walk from HR to each park?

5 minutes on foot from HRH, if you take the trail by the pool. Longer (I think about 15-20) from the other resorts, but you can also take the boat transpo, which would cut down the time.

Hope this helps some, like I said, there are a lot more knowledgeable people than me on the board, I know someone will give you more deets!

Oh yeah, and there are no "Early Entry Days"...

 

[Tigger&Belle]

Since you are staying onsite you really won't need a touring plan. You room key will mean that you will be able to go to the express lines, which means little wait time. It's wonderful to be able to rides the rides you want without having to run back and forth across the parks.

No early entry days, but you really don't need them and can sleep a little later every day and still see everything.

It's about a 5 minute walk to US and 10 to IoA.

I think that most everything is a "not to miss", but everyone has their favorites. What types of rides/shows do you and your wife like?

T&B