Touring without FOTL

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Like many of you, I am considering staying at WDW instead of Universal due to the high hotel rates in early March. However, we have never done Universal without FOTL. We have small children and do not do rollercoasters or very scary rides.

We go to WDW every year without FOTL and plan accordingly. But now I am so worried about not having FOTL for this Universal trip! I have never seen a touring plan for Universal, even in Kelley's book.

SO I am wondering, how is it to tour Universal in early March without FOTL? Should we buy those express passes?

Thanks for any input.
 
If you mean Kelly Monaghan's book, there is a touring plan. We've never been to Univ so I'm following the "one-day stay" plan. Since your kids are smaller, you would be better with his plan on the following page called "the one-day stay for kids". I can't imagine that early March would be particularly crowded.
 
disney4us2002 said:
If you mean Kelly Monaghan's book, there is a touring plan. QUOTE]


there is? I will have to check it when I get home. Oops! I have enjoyed that book very much. I must not have paid attention because I assumed we would be on-site.

Thanks!
 
About the crowds, it could very well be crowded considering college spring breaks are in full swing during March but I hope this won't affect you too much since most high schools haven't started their breaks. Hope the touring plan works well, have fun!
 

Plan it as u would disney hit the attraction u want fiirst grab an express pass etc FOTL does spoil u but remember the majority of park guests do not have FOTL the I am sure Robvia has posted a touring plan before
 












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