Touring plan recommendations for first timer

[Disney Excitement]

Hi everyone
We (myself, DH, DS7 and DS11) are heading to Disneyland for 5 days in October (15-20th). We have a 5 day hopper pass and are staying at DLH so will have EMH each day. Sunday is our first day but we will not get to the parks till sound 11am. We are doing the Fantasmic show on Sunday night so it will be a late night and we are planning to have a day off on Monday to relax. DS7 and I are not keen on the rollercoaster type rides but DH and DS11 love them! We have a Minnie character breakfast booked for Tuesday at 9.40am and a WOC dessert package on Friday night. I am super excited!!

So I'm hoping to find a touring plan that builds in that two of us will be doing the thrill riders and all of us will be doing the more family friendly rides together. We are happy to wait for the thrill seekers as it will be a chance to give DS7 some down time. I would like to make use of fastpasses but thinking we can just use paper version as Maxpass seems so expensive and we are there for 5 day's. We want to do everything while still going at a leisurely pace so we can take in the atmosphere too.

I'd love your advice!!
Thanks heaps

 

[smartlabelprint]

For your touring plan make a list of attractions you'll ride together. Then a Separate list just for the thrill seekers.

I usually like to have my first ride of the day and a backup selected in case it's not running yet.

But other than that you have the EMH's and you'll get a lot done then.

Relax, take a look at your list and compare to the ride times on the app. But I prefer not to have a touring plan.

 

[ExcitedMama]

Can't help with a touring plan but would your DS7 be interested in any of the shows? That could be a fun way to kill time and relax while you're waiting for the rest of your family. Some of the rides could have long waits so you might need a plan to kill time.

 

[cmpeter]

Ride Max does great touring plans, you pick the rides and it organizes them for you.