Trinity721
<font color=navy>Proud Navy wife<br><font color=de
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do Epcot considering this:
DH, DD (9months) and I will be driving to Orlando from Jacksonville next weekend on Sunday May 11, and we are planning to check into the CR (if they have a room open) at roughly 8:30 at the latest. Then we plan on hitting Epcot.
My question is what is the best strategy to do the park? We really don't have any must-do's or must-sees for this trip, we just want to relax and take in everything b/c it's DD's first trip and we don't want to wear her out too much. We do have a PS for Teppanyaki in Japan for 1:30. Most likely, we would like to take a break and get back to CR after that. WHat time is best to head back to Epcot, maybe finish WS and see the fireworks? Or should we do WS first when we get there, and do FW later in the day?
Any suggestions would be really helpful. I usually don't plan out our days at the parks, just let things happen... But I'd sort of like a rought outline
I'd appreciate anyone's help.
DH, DD (9months) and I will be driving to Orlando from Jacksonville next weekend on Sunday May 11, and we are planning to check into the CR (if they have a room open) at roughly 8:30 at the latest. Then we plan on hitting Epcot.
My question is what is the best strategy to do the park? We really don't have any must-do's or must-sees for this trip, we just want to relax and take in everything b/c it's DD's first trip and we don't want to wear her out too much. We do have a PS for Teppanyaki in Japan for 1:30. Most likely, we would like to take a break and get back to CR after that. WHat time is best to head back to Epcot, maybe finish WS and see the fireworks? Or should we do WS first when we get there, and do FW later in the day?
Any suggestions would be really helpful. I usually don't plan out our days at the parks, just let things happen... But I'd sort of like a rought outline
