1 week end of september

[Sarah84]

Ok I have to simular but still slightly different itineraries, just wanted your suggestions and comments on them and which looks better??

There will be 3 adults on the trip staying in Wydham palace resort and spa in LBV.

Itinerary 1
Saturday 24th Sep-
Morning- Animal Kingdom
Afternoon- Typhoon Lagoon
Evening- Downtown Disney

Sunday 25th Sep-
Morning- Epcot
Afternoon- Magic Kingdom (Share a dream come true parade 3pm)
Evening- Epcot (see Illuminations 9pm)

Monday 26th Sep-
Morning- Universal
Afternoon- MGM Studios
Evening-

Tuesday 27th Sep-
Morning- Discovery cove
Afternoon- Discovery cove
Evening- Magic Kingdom (see spectromagic and wishes)

Wednesday 28th Sep-
Morning- Island Of Adventures
Afternoon- Seaword
Evening- Citywalk

Thursday 29th Sep-
Morning- Blizzard Beach
Afternoon- ??
Evening- Downtown Disney

Itinerary 2

Saturday 24th Sep-
Morning- Animal Kingdom
Afternoon- Magic Kingdom
Evening- Magic Kingdom

Sunday 25th Sep-
Morning- Universal
Afternoon- IOA
Evening- Citywalk

Monday 26th Sep-
Morning- Typhoon Lagoon
Afternoon- Epcot
Evening- Epcot

Tuesday 27th Sep-
Morning- Discovery cove
Afternoon- Discovery cove
Evening- MGM

Wednesday 28th Sep-
Morning- Blizzard Beach
Afternoon- MGM
Evening- MGM

Thursday 29th Sep-
Morning- Seaworld
Afternoon- Seaworld
Evening- DTD

Any thoughts and suggestions are much appriciated :D

[Claire_L]

2nd looks better, less time travelling from one park to another around Orlando. Also the waterparks are busier at the weekend and also later in the day so a weekday morning sounds ideal :D After a day at IOA/US why not spend the evening at citywalk for dinner and a movie?
Claire :wink

[Bath1960]

First one certainly looks like too much travelling around and expensive on the parking. Second one looks more manageable.

[Claire_L]

On 2nd Ininerary Thurs 29th evening why not go to DTD for a bit of last minute shopping and a good meal, maybe even Pleasure Island if you are up for it!! :D
Claire :wink

[Sarah84]

Hiya thanks for the comments, Yeh Claire we was thinking the sunday night at citywalk and the thursday night at DTD.
Do you think IOA and Universal are managable on the same day??

[Claire_L]

Originally posted by Sarah84

Do you think IOA and Universal are managable on the same day??

In September quite possibly if you work out what are the priority rides and use the Universal Express as well :)

Claire :wink

[JaneSi]

2nd one looks good to me too, bit more stability and less changing/hopping!!

Hope you have a great time
Jane

[loadsapixiedust]

I prefer the second one too, but I'd be tempted to swap the first and last days around. Seaworld is an easier park to start with on the first day and you can save Wishes for your last night to end on a high.

[Chelle27]

Originally posted by loadsafairydust
I prefer the second one too, but I'd be tempted to swap the first and last days around. Seaworld is an easier park to start with on the first day and you can save Wishes for your last night to end on a high.

Seconded!!!

[Sarah84]

But isn't Animal Kingdom a good park for the first morning as due to the jet leg you'll be up earlier and it's best to go Animal Kingdom early to get better chance to see all the animals??

[loadsapixiedust]

You're right about being up early but I think you'll be pushing it to stay awake for fireworks that day too. Remember your body clock will still be 5 hours ahead of Florida time.

[Sarah84]

Gawd its just so much to fit in to so little time :confused:

I've got loads of time yet and the actual parks hours ain't even out yet (im doing my itinerary with last years) and I'm finding this to difficult to plan, everytime I think I have a decent looking plan I relise theres something wrong with it :nonono: Like it isn't hard enough to fit 10 parks into 7 days trying to figure out how i'm going to manage it and manage to see the parades I want to :rolleyes: