Which Day Which Park?

Dona Momma

Dona Momma
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We will be there during Spring Break.
Saturday March 6th - Saturday March 13th.

Please help me decide which parks to go to on each day.

Are the water parks open? Will it be warm enough?

We would also like to go to DisneyQuest one day.

PLEASE HELP!!!!!
 
I have heard to avoid Magic Kingdom on Sundays and Mondays. I have never been to Disney Quest. Pay attention to Extra Magic Hours and if you want to go to that Park's EMH, then get there EARLY and leave when the crowds show up. Otherwise avoid Parks on their EMH days. Also, I am a big fan of First Seating for breakfast at a Magic Kingdom Priority Seating restaurant, then heading to Fantasyland to be first in when the park opens. No lines for those rides at that time. Everyone else is still making their way up Main Street. we usually go to Crystal Palace. I really like there breakfast buffet.

Lori
 
I am sure many folks here, including myself, are more than willing to help you out. If we can get a little more info, it would help in forming a better response.

Are you driving? If not, are you renting a car?

Where are you staying?

How many folks are you travelling with and if you have kids/seniors, ages?

Are you a one park, one day or a park hopper?

What type of ticket media are you planning on purchasing?

Answering these questions would definitely help.
 
Answers to the questions:

1. We are driving.

2. There is 4 in our party.

3. Split stay. We start out at CBR and end up at Dolphin.

4. We have a preium annual pass so we can go wherever, whenever.

We just want to make the best of our time. I kinda know what we want to do but I can always use someone else's help and thoughts. We have never been at this time of the year.
March 6-13.

I hope these answers help.

THANKS
::MickeyMo
::MinnieMo
 

Extra Magic Hours:
Magic Kingdom - Sunday, Thursday
Epcot - Wednesday
Studios - Tuesday, Saturday
Animal Kingdom - Monday, Friday
 
I always start planning my days based on EE. Do we want to get up early and go? If yes, then the park is decided. If not, then avoid the park having EE. It will be more crowded.

I have heard to avoid the MK on Sat., Sun., and Mondays. Logic here is locals on the weekends and people arrive over the weekend and start their trip at the MK.

We plan around the fireworks at the MK too and other things we want to see. For instance, when we will be there in Jan., Spectomagic is only on Fri. and Sat. No Sat. at the MK for us, so that puts the MK in the Friday slot.

Another thing to consider is transportation. Once you have moved to the Dolphin, you may want to take the boat or walk to Epcot and MGM instead of using your car. You could do those parks on Dolphin days.

You could go ahead and make your PSs at the 90 day mark for the most important places you wish to eat. Once the park hours are out, you can make others. Hours are usually released 60 days ahead. For example, Jan. hours were issued Friday.

Should be warm enough for water parks with out a doubt. We were there in mid March one year and got almost cooked to death at a Braves spring training game!
 
I also decide on which parks based on the Early Entrance days. Those are great!

In March they may have an E-Night event. Check this site closer to time to go:

http://www.wdwig.com/etik.htm

We did this last March and it was the BEST! While most people were leaving the park, we got to stay and play without any lines! Every ride we went on during E Night we just walked right up to!

I would think the water parks would be open. When we were there in March we enjoyed the pool at our resort very much. It was a good temperature.

Have a nice trip!
DJ
 
Dona Momma, this website may help: www.TouringPlans.com/BestDays.htm .

It's an interactive page that lets you put in your trip information (e.g., time of year you're visiting, where you're staying, when you want to arrive at the park, etc.) and tells you the best and worst days to visit each park. It's provided by the Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World guidebook.

Hope this helps. Let me know if there's anything else we can help with.

Sincerely,

Len
 


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