Erky
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New roller coaster.What's that?
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New roller coaster.What's that?
Ehh my kids could care less about the rolls coasters usually
What's that?
Lol been planning since we locked down the event just never looked into actual park specifics yet just know its magic kingdom and we aren't telling themHave you been planning to take your kids at all since this was announced?
Might want to have them look at what they want to do so you can book the right stuff. 30 days out sounds like plenty of time, but the on property people can book 60 days out. Not uncommon to have all the stuff you really want to do be already fast passed out and on standby only.
I was certainly thinking about that. Universal is more appealing, but my daughter would love to do DW I'm sure. What about the park hopper pass? Does anyone actually go from park to park in one day? (I know park hopper is specific to each) I would think there is just too much to do to be able to pull it off? Just trying to get ideas....
Personly I hate to park hop since it does take time to go from one place to another and that's valuable time that could be spent having fun.
If if you are going to do it though buy your tickets soon and start planning your fast passes now for Disney. Universal has a fast pass thing too but it's like $40 a person on top of your ticket.
You will want to FastPass Seven Dwarves Mine Train as soon as you can, which if you are staying offsite is 30 days out of your arrival date.
It's possible but you really have to move. We managed to see all four parks (I'd skip Hollywood till it gets upgraded/rebranded). Granted we have an in and it was completely free. We wouldn't have been able to swing all 4 parks in a day otherwise. I am thinking we might go back to animal kingdom and take our time in September.
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We went to Hollywood Studios more than any other Park when we were there. Just kind of happened that way but we enjoyed it.Its funny how different people view different parks. We love Hollywood Studios and between Toy Story and Star Tours, those are two rides we literally try and never miss anytime we go. Its also a great park to walk around, and they have solid restaurants. Plus, if kids like the characters, the area where the art is shown always has some there for meet & greet type of stuff.
We went to Hollywood Studios more than any other Park when we were there. Just kind of happened that way but we enjoyed it.
Magic Kingdom closed early one night so we went back there for a second time. Just some cool stuff for my daughter to do and I had alot of good memories from when I was younger. Went on Tower of Terror by myself because we were walking by and there was no line.. LolIts not for everybody, but GG and I like it. More than Animal Kingdom. Its kind of like Epcot for us. There are two rides we always want to go on and then good food.
Magic Kingdom closed early one night so we went back there for a second time. Just some cool stuff for my daughter to do and I had alot of good memories from when I was younger. Went on Tower of Terror by myself because we were walking by and there was no line.. Lol
Im not sure about that one dude. Maybe on a Saturday, but on a Monday, I dont think everything will be standby. Monday is our go to day and while some have longer lines, you can usually get on quite a few things. We fast pass what we can, but dont sweat it too much.
I'd usually agree but there doesn't ever seem to be a downtime anymore. You're probably right though and that he'd be fine.
Its funny how different people view different parks. We love Hollywood Studios and between Toy Story and Star Tours, those are two rides we literally try and never miss anytime we go. Its also a great park to walk around, and they have solid restaurants. Plus, if kids like the characters, the area where the art is shown always has some there for meet & greet type of stuff.
Hahaha no I am not. I thought I was going to die at the first part when you get shot out. After that it was fine.I like Rock and Roller Coaster too. GG is not a huge fan of that one, but I enjoyed it.
And don't forget if it's not that crowded you could hit Star Tours a few times since the ride does different combinations of the movie. We did it once 4 times in a row and it was great.Its funny how different people view different parks. We love Hollywood Studios and between Toy Story and Star Tours, those are two rides we literally try and never miss anytime we go. Its also a great park to walk around, and they have solid restaurants. Plus, if kids like the characters, the area where the art is shown always has some there for meet & greet type of stuff.
Well you are there more than me, since you go like every 9 days...haha. You would have a better handle on the crowds. Magic Kingdom is usually the busiest too.
Hahaha no I am not. I thought I was going to die at the first part when you get shot out. After that it was fine.