World Showcase Day

[itchin2go]

As others have said, we spend the morning in Future World and the afternoons/evenings in World Showcase.

We don't find enough to do in Future World to spend a whole day there. 2 hours on 2 different days is enough for us.

World Showcase doesn't open until 11:00.

As for how much time in each country, it varies. If you're not seeing the movies, then it is really about eating and shopping. Oh, and characters and live shows. Some countries, we spend 45 minutes, and some .... more like 5. Just depends. If you add in Kidcot and Agent P adventures, it gets even more unpredictable. I will say that 2 days of FW mornings and WS afternoons is enough for us to get everything done.

 

[mom2cgj]

Thanks, everyone! I'm thinking right now we will do our first day in WS and see how far we get. Then our second day we'll do FW and can go back to WS if we get done. Having never been to either, it's hard to tell how long we'll want to spend in each. We aren't much on shopping, but will probably spend some time in some of the more unique shops. We don't plan to do any sit-down meals except dinner (still trying to decide on which one) and will just share snacks in each country to taste a bite of each. My kids aren't big coloring fans, so stopping at Kidcot is more for getting the stamps, so I love the passport idea. They also aren't huge character fans anymore, so it sounds like a lot of just taking things in and catching the entertainment. My oldest is a huge Phineas and Ferb fan, so the Agent P adventures sound perfect for him!! I appreciate all of the advice!

 

[disnut8]

We aren't much on shopping, but will probably spend some time in some of the more unique shops. We don't plan to do any sit-down meals except dinner (still trying to decide on which one) and will just share snacks in each country to taste a bite of each.

On shopping - take some time to spend in Morocco. Very nice leather goods there and the entire pavilion is themed so well. For snacks, that's a great idea although I might suggest you maybe won't need your table service meal. Also, you could do something like what we did and have one person pick up their nachos in Mexico, another their egg rolls and pot stickers in China, and then we all sat outside in America while the third went inside and got his cheeseburger.

Or, you could do what this group of about 13 did, also at the outside seating area at America. They all met there, then each person set off to a different country and each person came back with one selection of food or beverage and they had a blast at one place. Very easy to do. So, no need to have everyone sit at one place while only one eats.