What park should I go to?

[FSU Girl]

So originally I was going for a couples weekend in December, but due to money problems the other couple isn't going to go and if they will be able to it'll be last minute notice. We are staying at the Wilderness Lodge and the plan was to go to Magic Kingdom, we are going on a Disney cruise the next day so it'll be just one day there and we go all the time since my boyfriend and I have annual passes.

I make fast passes next Wednesday and I'm trying to figure out a new plan. I had Be Our Guest and Ohana booked since those are great places for our friends who've never been. But we've been to both. I want to keep the Ohana, but don't mind giving up Be Our Guest since we've been a bunch. The Ohana dinner is later in the evening so we could spend the day at a park and will have a car so driving somewhere besides Magic Kingdom isn't a problem.

I've never been to Disney World during the Christmas holiday season so I'm excited to see our hotel decorated and the parks. Which park should we go to? Stick with being at Magic Kingdom all day? Or maybe do a farther away park in the morning and end at Magic Kingdom to be close to dinner and the hotel.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

If you've never been during the Christmas season before, I would head to EP in the morning and try to see some of the storytellers in WS (I'm guessing they will start around 11 am or so when all of WS opens) and try to hear Voices of Liberty in the America pavilion (they are so amazing!). Also, try some of the food at the holiday booths (we loved the food at the Three Kings booth last year - so good!). You could always, then, monorail over to MK or consider exiting out IG and going to BC to see the holiday carousel in the lobby (it's amazing). You could then bus to MK from there!

 

[FSU Girl]

If you've never been during the Christmas season before, I would head to EP in the morning and try to see some of the storytellers in WS (I'm guessing they will start around 11 am or so when all of WS opens) and try to hear Voices of Liberty in the America pavilion (they are so amazing!). Also, try some of the food at the holiday booths (we loved the food at the Three Kings booth last year - so good!). You could always, then, monorail over to MK or consider exiting out IG and going to BC to see the holiday carousel in the lobby (it's amazing). You could then bus to MK from there!

Thanks That sounds like a great plan. I didn't even realize they had holiday food booths. Are they similar to how the food and wine is set up? Would you recommend I make fast passes for Epcot and then see if I can pick up additional ones when I head over to Magic Kingdom?