Making a plan!

[mellymouse]

OK! I'm sat here with my Brit's Guide book and my laptop trying to work out my 'plan of action'
But this being my first time.......how many days do I need to allow for each park???
I've got tickets for Disney, Universal and Seaworld, but am struggling to work out my itinerary as I don't know how long each park takes to 'do'?
Our kids are 11, 8 and 7 if that makes any diference!

[loobylou]

Lucky you planning your hol! I wish I was. I'd allow the following,
Magic Kindom 2 days
MGM 1 1/2
Epcot 1 1/2
animal Kingdom 1 1/2
universal studios 1day
Islands of adventure 1 day
seaworld 1 day

Don't forget don't do disney and universal in one day. You'll pay for parking at both parks!
we tend to do water parks on shopping days as you don't pay for parking at BB or TL. Try not to do parks at weekends we found them to be busier. Hope this helps

[loobylou]

Oh i forgot to mention if you go to www.wdisneyw.com you'll find park hours and busiest days for the parks along with other info.

[mellymouse]

Thanks! That's a great help! 6 weeks to go!!!! :D

[Mr Orlando]

with Universal tickets you can swap between parks each day

What we done was - Arrived at U.S at 8.30 readt for the place to open at 9 i think (yes we were the first people in the park) done the main rides we wanted to do then moved accross to IOA then went back to U.S to do 1 last ride we didnt do first time round.

[Simon Veness]

Hopefully the book should give you all you need to know about the time requirements for each park, mm, and loobylou's advice is pretty much on the money. You might get away with just a day at AK and MGM, depending on if you are going at a non-peak period, while 2 days is usually required for Epcot, but you might get around it in a day and a half. Please be sure to check our up-dated Busy Day Guide on our website as you're putting your plan together (or just go to the website to order one of our Itinerary Planners :D ).

[mellymouse]

Hmmmmmmm - I was considering that actually Simon!!