If you want to know new meanings of pain and anguish make sure you ride the "It's a small world after all" at least 3 times in a row.
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They closed down a big section of MK for refurbishing, I believe. Tomorrowland I think is gone for now?a little different opinion, but I would suggest for whichever day you decide to split to do Magic Kingdom as a half day.
I just got back from Disney and felt that Magic Kingdom would have been the best choice(we did Epcot/Animal Kingdom split day) because it stays open till 11 at night. Epcot closes at 9, Hollywood at 8, and Animal Kingdom at 7 I think.
So you can get the most out of your split day by using the park that stays open the longest. We didn't feel there was enough to do in MK for an entire day.
My girlfriend and I are going to Orlando for 4 days with the main focus of the trip being Disney World (she's never been).
I'm thinking:
Day 1) Magic Kingdom
Day 2) Epcot
Day 3) Animal Kindgom
Day 4) Universal Studios or explore Florida (if we're theme parked out)
Do you think the three Disney parks will keep us occupied for a full day?
I don't think we're going to rent a car (we're both under 25, so its actually somewhat costly with the extra fees), probably cheaper just to take taxis when we need and use the hotel shuttle to get to the parks. Think this is a mistake?
Any general suggestions?
It was the same price to rent a car as it would have been to pay the $60+ each way to get to MK from the airport. We left it sitting in the garage every day but one, and still feel that we got our money's worth.
That one day? Kennedy Space Center. Seriously, I had more fun here than at any of the parks. You don't even have to be a space nut to have a great time here. The Saturn V exhibit was the highlight of the trip for me. Plus there was the bonus of heading down to Cocoa afterward and having dinner/drinks on the pier. Sure the food is kinda meh, but the atmosphere is great and the beverages really hit the spot. :thumbsup:
Weekends are actually the slowest days of the week.no, it was all open. Wasn't too crowded either surprisingly(since it was easter weekend). Most lines were 30 minutes and below for MK. Did everything we wanted to do multiple times by 2 in the afternoon
Where are you staying and do they have an airport shuttle??
Taxi from airport to Disney area will be at least $50 each way. That is half your rental cost alone. If you start taking taxis any where else it will easily cost more than that $180 after just a few trips.
With a car you will have a lot more freedom to go to stuff as well. It really depends on where you are staying. If it is a Disney hotel then you can skip the car, if not then I would suggest spending the money.
Where are you staying and do they have an airport shuttle??
Taxi from airport to Disney area will be at least $50 each way. That is half your rental cost alone. If you start taking taxis any where else it will easily cost more than that $180 after just a few trips.
With a car you will have a lot more freedom to go to stuff as well. It really depends on where you are staying. If it is a Disney hotel then you can skip the car, if not then I would suggest spending the money.
As an ex Disney cast member I can tell you that there is way more to see and do in each park than can be accomplished in a day. Unless your goal is to say you've been to each park and don't care how bad your feet hurt, take your time and enjoy. If you like an area stay and relax. There are no bonuses or penalties for not seeing everything.
Did you check out the Tiki Room?As an ex-Disney hostage held and tortured in the "It's a Small World" ride for what seemed like an eternity, I'll point out that there's no point in attempting to see absolutely everything anyway - some things just aren't worth doing (in my opinion.) Then again, that ride gave me something to complain about for the last 15 years.