What to do at WDW???

[Tinkerbell1310]

Im going to WDW in Febuary for the first time since I was 7. Its changed a lot so...
Whats the best place to eat? best rides? best hotels? ect., ect.,????????????????????

 

[Allie in Wonderland]

I think the BWV's are the best hotel. It is were my timeshare is I love it. You can scooter on the boardwalk, play the games, dance on some nights, and shop till you drop. The best view is over the board walk its self. You can eat snacks and watch the people below. It has boats to some hotels, MGM, and Epcot. As far as the pools they have main, and none main ones. The main one has a slide, games, hot tubs, and more. There are lifegards there too. The none main pool has Community Hall (I have an article on the teen board about it. It is called Community Hall.). There is a lot of Restrants around the BWV's.

I love the Cape May at the Yatch and Beach. It is big into sea food. It is in walking distance of the BWV's. You can also take the boat.

The rides are by age like Small World to Tower of Terror. Ther are ones in the middle too. I like them all, but Rock and Roll is my fav. It has loops and goes from 0-60 in less than a sec. Some have fast pass. It lets you cut the line at a time. To do this just put your ticket in. There are workers to help. Some rides break more often. Don't worry, Disney is big on safty. To find out which breaks the most read my post Oh shoot the ride broke. It is on the teen board, some were. There are many shows, and activitys, too.

Any more questions ask me or post. We will all do the best to answer them for a friend.

 

[Kiki]

You basically try to do everything. That way you can say that you didn't like this ride, and you won't be kicking yourself for not going on that other ride. If you need help planning like where to go, you can get like a guide to WDW book. My favorite one (and only one that we have ) is Birnbaum's Walt Disney World. It's the official guide to the world. They have different schedules for different days, but if you don't want to go on the rides that they gave, you could substitute it for one you do want to go on.

 

[disneykins]

If you're into sports, i have to recommend ESPN cafe on Boardwalk. MGM has Tower of Terror, Rockn' Roller coaster and Star Tours. Epcot has Test Trackand Magic has Splash and thunder mountain- dont go on space mountain though it sucks
THat's all I can tell you, I've been like ten times so these are some very informed opinions
Peace

 

[supercarrie]

I would suggest you get a guidebook! I used the Unofficial Guide to WDW by Bob Sehlinger, and the Birnbaum's Official Guide to plan. The Unofficial Guide has sooo much information in it, and the Official Guide will help you for a broad picture of everything WDW has to offer.

Basically, for teens, the best rides vary. Some of the most popular are:

MK - Space Mountain, Splash Mountain, Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin, and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad

Epcot - Test Track and visiting World Showcase (maybe that's just me though lol)

MGM - Tower of Terror, Rock n Roller Coaster

AK - Kilimanjaro Safaris, Dinosaur

Hotels really depend on your family's budget. If you know you can spend $200-300 a night on a room for a deluxe resort, then I would suggest the Boardwalk or the Yacht and Beach Clubs. If your family wants to spend less money, there are the All-Star Resorts which are around $80 a night, or the moderates which are around $120.

I can't help you with the restaurants because there are so many of them! Come back here for specific questions on that one, or post on the restaurants board.

At WDW, though, you should try to see as much as you can, because then you will know for sure what you yourself like and dislike.