WDW in 8 hours???

[Drcell01]

Our family can't set foot in the state of Florida and not stop at our favorite place on the planet, so...we will be flying into Orlando (a day before our cruise leaving out of Miami) and we will try to see the newest Disney has to offer and take in a few of the things we love to do best...all in just 8 to 10 hours...but, can it be done???

I should tell you that we have been to WDW many, MANY times (I personally have been there over 40 times since 1972) so we are looking at things like the update to POC with Cap't Jack Sparrow and a last look at the Castle and Cinderellabration, then off to AK & Expedition Everest (daughter and I love that ride) and then over EPCOT and to Sorrin' (might not get on this attraction if FastPass has sold out), and lunch at Germany/Biergarden.

Most of our friends and relatives think we are C-R-A-Z-Y but they also know us and our love of all things Disney!

After our day is over we are then driving down to Vero Beach to stay (for our first time) at DVC's Vero Beach Resort for the night. The next morning it is off to Miami and our cruise.

So...are we short a few fries from our happy meal or are we just normal people that are "Disney"addicted?

 

[toocooltobeMom]

You rock!! We live near Syracuse too, so we are basically neighbors, right ?? : )

Perfect timing to beat the Heat wave in our "snow country"

 

[tink1978]

I think that if you are only going to do 3 or 4 attractions, you should have time to do them. I would also list them in order of must see, in case there are long lines and you have to cut one out.

 

[matt&jakesmom]

Have a wonderful trip!!! We are down to 28 days.

 

[ChrisFL]

A friend of mine and I toured all 4 parks in one day...and it wasn't much more than 9 hours....saw the highlights of each park that we wanted to...BTW this was at the end of April after the Spring Break crowds...most of the day we were not waiting in line.

Time of year will make a difference.