Water Parks to Theme Parks?

[jayduk]

Because i'm staying off site and want to make the most of my days when in disney because of the hassle of travel to the world.

I'm currently thinking about going to Typhoon Lagoon/Blizzard Beach and then going on to MK for the halloween party, are there buses taking you straight there? Also can you easily go from the water parks to other theme parks and to Downtown Disney?

 

[Mom3girls]

Because i'm staying off site and want to make the most of my days when in disney because of the hassle of travel to the world.

I'm currently thinking about going to Typhoon Lagoon/Blizzard Beach and then going on to MK for the halloween party, are there buses taking you straight there? Also can you easily go from the water parks to other theme parks and to Downtown Disney?

I don't know if you have ever been to one of their water parks before, but my family is exhausted after being there!!! There is no way we could make it to the Halloween party after all that walking and sun. The halloween party is great as there are no lines for the rides and we always stay until the very end since it is an extra expense for those tickets. I would try and go to the water park on a different day than the party or hit the water park early, go back to the resort for a nice nap before Halloween party. JMO

 

[Iceman10]

Yes you can take a bus from any of the Water Parks over to the MK, HOWEVER, MNSSH ends at midnight and the water parks close at 5pm if I have the times right, thus you will not be able to get back to the water park to get your car.

You can do several things however, this being the easiest "proper" way I think. Park at Disney Market Place, take a bus to the water park, take a bus to MK, then bus back to Market Place.

Personally what I would di is make an ADR at one of the 4 MK accesible reosrts (Poly, Contemp, GF or Wilderness Lodge) Drive there from the water park. Have a good dinner, go into the park and then drive back. That will save you LOTS of time! Are you supposed to do that, no. Can you do that, absolutley!

PP has a point as well about being tired (Though we are doing the same thing - going to Blizzard beach then heading over to Universal Holloween Horror Nights

 

[kaytieeldr]

Personally what I would di is make an ADR at one of the 4 MK accesible reosrts (Poly, Contemp, GF or Wilderness Lodge) Drive there from the water park. Have a good dinner, go into the park and then drive back

Except that Guests can't use the resort parking lots for theme park access. The OP could, however, legitimately park at the TTC, take the monorail to dinner, then on to MK, then back to the parking lot at the end of the party.

 

[CR Resort Fan 4 Life]

Except that Guests can't use the resort parking lots for theme park access. The OP could, however, legitimately park at the TTC, take the monorail to dinner, then on to MK, then back to the parking lot at the end of the party.

Agreed 100% with that suggestion.

 

[seashoreCM]

From Typhoon Lagoon you must take a bus to a resort and change to a bus to Magic Kingdom or other theme park.

 

[CarolAnnB]

Yes you can take a bus from any of the Water Parks over to the MK, HOWEVER, MNSSH ends at midnight and the water parks close at 5pm if I have the times right, thus you will not be able to get back to the water park to get your car.

You can do several things however, this being the easiest "proper" way I think. Park at Disney Market Place, take a bus to the water park, take a bus to MK, then bus back to Market Place.

Personally what I would di is make an ADR at one of the 4 MK accesible reosrts (Poly, Contemp, GF or Wilderness Lodge) Drive there from the water park. Have a good dinner, go into the park and then drive back. That will save you LOTS of time! Are you supposed to do that, no. Can you do that, absolutley!

PP has a point as well about being tired (Though we are doing the same thing - going to Blizzard beach then heading over to Universal Holloween Horror Nights

There are not busses from DTD to the parks for the very reason of people parking there to avoid paying for parking at parks.