tentaguasu
Mouseketeer
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- Aug 19, 2002
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Here's my plan, and I'm hoping you can help me figure it out! So I'm hoping to go to Wilderness lodge late morning to noon and stop in for a bite to eat and a look around at the Christmas decorations. Then, I want to pop over to Magic Kingdom for a few hours - perhaps 1:00-4:00 or so - just to pick off a few of the easy, low wait attractions (some Tiki Room and Jamboree and such). Finally, I'd like to head over to Animal Kingdom just to wander a bit at or after sunset and end the night by walking around Pandora, doing Navi River and ending by jumping into line for FoP right before close.
Given that my times are fairly short, I'd rather avoid really convoluted transportation options. I'm driving and I'm off site.
Any suggestions on the best, most efficient way to handle this using my own car?
Ideally, I'd drive over to Wilderness Lodge and pay for parking. Eat at Wilderness lodge, then take the boat over to MK for a few hours.
Take the boat back to WL, get the car, and drive over to AK.
I'm thinking that's a no-go because:
First, do they even allow you to pay for parking at a resort if you're not a guest?
Second, if they do, does that cover my later parking at AK?
Third, can I pay for parking and keep my car at WL for, say 4-5 hours? I'm sure they don't want you generally parking at resorts to get to the parks, but this is more of a "pop by when I'm in the neighborhood" kind of thing.
Or am I better off just accepting that I'll have to park at the TTC and deal with the planes-trains-automobiles journey of getting to my locations?
Any insight is appreciated!
Given that my times are fairly short, I'd rather avoid really convoluted transportation options. I'm driving and I'm off site.
Any suggestions on the best, most efficient way to handle this using my own car?
Ideally, I'd drive over to Wilderness Lodge and pay for parking. Eat at Wilderness lodge, then take the boat over to MK for a few hours.
Take the boat back to WL, get the car, and drive over to AK.
I'm thinking that's a no-go because:
First, do they even allow you to pay for parking at a resort if you're not a guest?
Second, if they do, does that cover my later parking at AK?
Third, can I pay for parking and keep my car at WL for, say 4-5 hours? I'm sure they don't want you generally parking at resorts to get to the parks, but this is more of a "pop by when I'm in the neighborhood" kind of thing.
Or am I better off just accepting that I'll have to park at the TTC and deal with the planes-trains-automobiles journey of getting to my locations?
Any insight is appreciated!