Would it be better to go to all the bigger attractions first.

[mel96]

I was just wondering if it would be better to go to the most popular rides first. Cause we are planning are honeymoon for May 23-30 2005. I was just wondering because that weekend is Memorial Day weekend right?


Thank
Mel

 

[cleo]

Welcome to the DIS, mel96! We're glad you found us.

If you're going over Memorial Weekend it might be difficult to do only the 'biggies' first. You might consider getting a FastPass for an attraction that has a longer wait time, then visit one nearby that has a shorter line. You'll maximize your touring by using the FastPass system (it's free, it's easy to use, and it's available at all the major attractions) while you're in line for another attraction or enjoying a show.

Enjoy!

 

[fmed845]

Our plan is to visit the parks early-opening time-and ride the big attractions first. Normally there is no wait time or almost none. Sometimes we ride them two or three times then kick back and enjoy the rest of the park.

 

[mel96]

I was wondering about the first part of the week because we will be there for a whole week

 

[Belle1962]

We use the "High Five" Plan. We take the five biggest/traditionally longest wait rides and do them first--often getting a fastpass for one while we do another.

 

[Kaycee]

Hi mel96! It's a good idea to ride the bigger attractions early in the week if you find that the crowds are lower when you first get there. That way, later in the week, when crowds pick up for the holiday weekend, you can relax and enjoy the less-popular rides. I would still take all the great advice you've gotten here though, as far as going to the parks early and taking good advantage of fastpass. Even though crowds will be lighter when you first arrive, I would still expect a pretty decent crowd that whole week. And fastpass saves so much time unless you're there at the very slowest times of year.