Which parks are a multiple visit per trip for you?

Being from the west coast we usually visit Disneyland once or twice a year, so when we went to WDW two years ago we spent most of our time in MGM, Epcot and AK. When we go this August I am planning on more time for Epcot - last time we only got to a few pavillions (too many times on test track!). We are also staying for 2 weeks this time, so the plan is 5 visits to each park and at least one trip to the waterparks!
 
All of them, but we usually stay for at least two weeks. We spend the most time at MK and Epcot. We also go to TL at least twice and BB at least once per trip.
 
If you are staying with enough time to make multiple visits, which parks for you/your family are a must do multiple times park?

Magic Kingdom and Epcot are two day parks on most trips. For a longer trip, we plan two days at MK, Epcot, and MGM, one at AK, one at each waterpark, and one at DTD, but might switch things around depending on what the kids enjoy. One thing about going every 2 years rather than every year or more - we don't always know what the kids will be into from one trip to the next.
 
Our trips are always eight days and seven nights. It works out like this:

1) AK - That's a half day (AM) for us maximum.
2) Studios - One day from rope drop till mid afternoon and then one evening.
3) Epcot - FW from rope drop till mid PM and then most evenings at WS.
4) MK - Two days from rope drop till mid PM. Two evenings. Maybe one more.
 

the park we tend to visit most frequently is Epcot, because we feel it has the best atmosphere. However, we do try to hit each park more than once per trip.

Typically our priority is to spend the most time at Epcot and MK, then if we can make more than one visit to MGM and AK we do.
 
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If you are staying with enough time to make multiple visits, which parks for you/your family are a must do multiple times park?

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First, I would like to bless you for your fortitude and courage going with all of those little ones, those children are lucky to have you :woohoo:

Second, the must see twices for that age group have to be Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom. Animal Kingdom closes about 5PM, no late nights and the kids (my 2 dds princess: princess: ages 8 and 6) love AK and of course MK. Epcot, frankly, is still a bit of a snooze for littles, as is most of MGM barring your Beauty and the Beast, Little Mermaid, Muppets and Honey I shrunk the kids play yard. Forget Aerosmith, Towers of Terror, the Great Movie Ride has the Alien from Alien make an appearance and is very dark and loud. Star Tours is out, The tram ride is okay, but probably won't hold alot of attention other than a possible freak out during the water cascade in the mountains. OHHHHHHHHHH, and please, PLEASE, forget It's Tough to Be aBug in AK - the 3d effect is great and you will loose them (99.9999% chance of this) in the first 5 minutes when the tarantula shoots his butt quills at you - it is intense and there is no way to prepare them for the realness of it. Seriously, after they fall to the floor screaming, they will be hoofin' it to the door and you will be simultaneously laughing, crying, and adding up the pschiatrist bills in your head as you chase after them, they WILL race out of there like a small herd of greased pigs. (been there, done that :lmao: , remember, princess: and princess: =:scared: )

They will probably love the Magic Carpets of Alladin, Jungle Cruise, Dumbo, Carousel, etc. And they will love the dino dig playground in AK. My kids loved the zoo trail aspects of the park and still talk about the parade. Which feels like you are soooooo much closer to the action than the parade in the other parks, very...involved somehow.

Hope this helps, good luck, have lots of fun. PM me if you have any questions I can help with.
 
Magic Kingdom and Epcot. In fact, my last big trip was basically just a visit to those two parks with a half day detour to MGM (my AK day was spent nursing a cold :sad1:). Epcot is just way to big to fit into one or two days and MK is fun to just hang out in.
 
Our plan for August is 1 day at MGM, 1 day at AK, 2 at EPCOT (one with DS and 1 without) and 4 at MK. We also have one day planned for Sea World.:thumbsup2

Janet
 
All of them!!

DITTO!

We bop around the world the whole time we're there. We like to take it very non commando these days as we have a toddler with us now.

However, we do get up at the break of dawn to go to Early hours and park openings. Less crowds, do more and then leave.

Good luck! Gretchen
 
Recently it has been all of them. But if I had to choose just a couple, it would be MK and EPCOT.
 
they all get 2 visits atleast because we park hop, and every day has a theme, We only take 2 trips to Animal Kingdom. 1 for rides and 1 for character hunt day. MGM get 2-3 a morning, evening, and character. 3-4 visits to epcot we like the food there a lot, and 3-5 to Magic Kingdom.
Last trip
AK-2 visits
MGM-4 visits(some were only 1-2 hours)
Epcot-5 visits
Magic Kingdom-7 visits.
 
If you are staying with enough time to make multiple visits, which parks for you/your family are a must do multiple times park?

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To get a pretty solid coverage of most of what the park offers, Mk and Epcot are both two day parks and the Studios and AK are both one day parks.


For us, Mk is two days. It is 2.5 if we do a special event such as MNSSHP or MNMCP or PAPP. Disney Quest is about .5 days. All the rest of the parks are 1 day each. We no longer feel the need to cover all of World Showcase.
 
We would go to MK a second time and then AK a second time. Those are our 2 fav parks. We have enough time to do all of the parks multiple times and most of the time we will go to 2 parks a day. We will go to the water parks at least 3times so that we get our money's worth! :thumbsup2
 
MK and AK are the two I like to visit more than once. I will visit the others more than once if there is time.
 
With jhopper tickets, we do multiple visits to all the parks except MGM. Without hoppers, we visit Epcot and MK for sure more than once, and if we have anough days, we do AK twice. Still only 1 visit to MGM- and only half a day at that.
 
ALL of them!! We hop, so we do 2 everyday! With just two of us, we can get around easy. AK is the least we spend time at.
 












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