Evans band has been officially accepted into the Disney Performing Arts program! Which means the Easter Bunny is going to
Disneyland! My parents have decided they both want to go so we worked out a deal. Ive changed our reservation to be Saturday night in a studio and then then next 4 in a 1 bedroom. I am amazed that the 1 bedroom is still available for Easter and Spring Break but very happy it is.
So is Disneyland less of a "destination" for the Easter holiday than Disney World?
December in Florida is tricky. I've done Feb and that was tricky too. I feel like I need everything! And that I actually used everything. We had 50's-80's!

That's the biggest downside to that time of year. I've gone from Under Armour heat gear to jeans and a jacket in one day.
And I am not allergic to them!
Always beneficial...
As for the rest of my crew, I am not sure they need a thing and at present I don't plan to get anything except some pins for trading for all 4 boys.
They're big boys. They'll figure it out. If they need something they'll let you know. Maybe after you get there and it is too late, but I'm sure they'll let you know!
Frankly getting in could take long enough the first thing we do is hit the slushie stand.
The Grey Goose slushie stand or the coke one by Test Track?
It is showing as a special NYE thing&but Ive no idea what that really means! Other than it needed a CC to book it. LOL!
It means "It's New Year's Eve. The place is going to be packed. We can charge more and you'll pay it. Enjoy."


Dine in on New Years Eve
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Ok, I'm thinking maybe a special dessert offering... more likely some kind of festive decorations. Maybe they'll give you some of those goofy looking 2014 glasses or hats.


Hopefully we get seated a little late and dinner takes a couple of hours&that will be a nice respite from the crowds. While I could have gotten FP+ for after dinner, it seemed easiest to plan on just staying in the WS area and soaking up the various parties around the world. Epcot is open until 1am, DHS until 2. If we do somehow bail on Epcot, we will either head to DHS or to the villa for fireworks.
For NYE, I think that is the best plan. Enjoy dinner then just see where things go from there.
There will be NO leashes this night. Maybe during the day at AK&or even mini golf entirely without adults but NO WAY JOSE at Epcot on NYE.
And that is all I have to say about that!
I can't argue with that logic. EPCOT could be a zoo.
And... I realize it is a bit different, and NYE will be more crowded, but I've actually been in EPCOT on the 4th of July before and we even grabbed a front row spot for fireworks right along the lagoon. It was definitely a very crowded evening, but it wasn't
that bad. It was less than ideal, but I wouldn't shy away from doing it again. And I think your choices of going to AK and EPCOT should play out well. At least they are large parks where the crowd can disperse some. Much better than going to the MK that day.
