What would you do Epcot in early February? Morning strategy question

[uandmfan]

Hi All,

We are going to be at Epcot the week of Feb 11th. We have 2 kids aged 2 and 5. And want to eat at Akershus for breakfast as it's a cheaper meal (not on the dining plan).

I currently have us booked for an 11 am breakfast to cover us for lunch. The baby naps usually from 12-2 or so, so we will be taking an in park break after breakfast. My current plan was to hit future world, go over for breakfast, walk around while the baby sleeps and then see Anna and Elsa and ride FEA with a FP.

However, we are usually up early and seeing as the park doesn't open until 9 am, it seems like we could be there a lot earlier. In that case, we could do an 8 am breakfast and go straight to FEA. We could use FP for TT and Soarin (because of rider switch we are able to do this) and then go to future world after we're done at FEA. This seems like it might use our time better, but I assume the waits will be longer in FW at that point as we won't get there until later.

Alternatively, we could have our breakfast and then head back to FW. But how much walking is that?

We do not want to rush through our breakfast as we only have one day at Epcot.

Thoughts anyone? The kids are usually up well before 7. We were planning to RD and run to TT and then Soarin and get rider switch. Then while the other adults are riding those rides, I was going to take the kids to under the seas with Nemo and Turtle Talk with Crush. We'd then meet up with the family and visit Spaceship Earth, etc before heading for breakfast.

Also, our reservation is currently for 11 am. The reservation confirmation says breakfast. Is there any danger we will be charged for lunch?

Thanks!

 

[Accident]

If you want to get on FEA and it's important, anyway to make that line shorter should be first (unless you have a fastpass). If fea is out of the picture, test track has longer lines than soaring most of the time so that would be first for me.