Walt Disney World

[MouseLover]

Okay, so I am going on a trip to Disney World for about a week long. I am going to have to wait about 7 weeks, but I am excited. I know I sound like a little kid, but this is where some of my childhood memories are stored. Does anybody have any ideas about where to stay at hotels, the best theme parks, and how to get around Sea World?

Thanks,

Mouselover's Daughter

 

[crazytp93]

Okay, so I am going on a trip to Disney World for about a week long. I am going to have to wait about 7 weeks, but I am excited. I know I sound like a little kid, but this is where some of my childhood memories are stored. Does anybody have any ideas about where to stay at hotels, the best theme parks, and how to get around Sea World?

Thanks,

Mouselover's Daughter

Hi. Are you stayin on WDW property? Whats the budget? Favorite themes? We will better help you when we know this stuff. Thnx Tom.

 

[you_silly_$c3n3$t4r]

If you don't have a hotel yet DEFFIENTLY stay on Disney property because you have so many benfits like extra magic hours and Disney transportation. If you get a chance stay at the Boardwalk or Beachclub. Amazing locations and they're just great hotels. I've been having Disney withdrawl symptoms because my family has DVC membership so we go like once or twice a year. We didn't go last year but we're going in August and bringing family with us. I've been bugging my family lately and it's okay to feel like a little kid. Disney's supposed to make you feel that way

 

[BabyPiglet]

Don't be embaressed, most of us go to WDW on an annual basis.

Although I'm sure your parents have already figured this out, I'll give you my favorites.

If you're staying on property, I recommend getting a taxi to SeaWorld. It's pretty inexpensive and clean. Once you get there it's just like any other park. Grab a map and start touring.

My favorite hotel happens to be POFQ. Plus it's a moderate so it's not overly expensive. My favorite park is also Magic Kingdom, I especially like Tomorrowland.

And can I make a suggestion, why don't you make your own account? I'm sure that would be easier than saying 'Mouselover's Daughter' after every post.

 

[xo juicy splash]

Whoa! Seven weeks way seem long but it isn't so you are going to want to book your hotel and get your tickets ASAP!! Also reservations for resturants.

I would defff. stay on Disney property my favorite hotels are: GF, Poly, Pop Century, POFQ, and Contemporary.

You must go to MK. Best park there.
DD is also great for shopping and a fun time!

 

[::Snow_White::]

Lucky!

My favorite hotels are Pop Century and All-Star resort.
Although those are the only 2 I've stayed at.

I haven't been to the Sea World there but have fun!
My favorite park is Magic Kingdom, and I suggest one of their pretzels. I believe they sell them over by the Pooh ride, pretty close to Cosmic Rays Starlight cafe.
That is the food that I'm always craving since we got back. But beware! They are salty. I scraped most of the salt off. =)

I love MGM for their rides and Fatasmic is great!
Epcot is absolutely beautiful. I love walking around there.
AK is also extremely beautiful. It's not one of my favorite parks but it's definately nice to take a walk around to see some animals and take in the enviroment when the weather is nice! Expedition Everest is great also. Although I found waiting in line was the best part. The way it's set up is wonderful.

I agree with Olivia.
Downtown Disney is great. Tons of stores. I could shop there for days.
Have fun!

 

[MrsSparrow..]

Theres some really good advice here, but maybe you should check out the Disney Resort part of the board to see which hotel will be most accomdating to what you and your family want

-Ashleigh

 

[Babyjustrun]

I love the Poly.
It's my favorite.
But I really love the pool at the Yacht & Beach Club. I think it's just too amazing.