Do I need Itinerary?

[jmagic]

Can anyone help me out with this - never been before - going 10 days in orlando (all parks - have purchased 10 day flexiticket) and 4 days at clearwater

2 adults only - staying at I Drive

[edie_w]

Originally posted by jmagic
Can anyone help me out with this - never been before - going 10 days in orlando (all parks - have purchased 10 day flexiticket) and 4 days at clearwater

2 adults only - staying at I Drive

Which parks are you doing? Do you mean a 14 day flex ticket (Universal and Seaworld) or a 14 day Disney pass?

If you are just doing Disney, or just doing US/IOA/Seaworld, an itinerary is not essential, but if you're trying to cram the whole thing into 10 days then you are going to need a plan of sorts to ensure you see what you want to see. Taking note of the crowd levels on different days really does make a difference, and you want to be sure to be in the right place at the right time for parades and fireworks.

We usually have a very good idea of crowds, opening hours and parade times and then have a flexible itinerary which we adjust as we go along. Nothing too complicated but it does make sure you don't have to spend any more time queuing than necessary.

Welcome to the DIBB - when is your trip?:jump:

[loadsapixiedust]

When do you go and what do you hope to fit in?
If you want to see it all in 10 days you will need some kind of a good plan. If you are happy to see and do less, chill more and just go with the flow then an itinerary isn't going to be necessary.
It's up to you really. Have a look on the trip planning forum you will see an assortment of itineraries there.

[Villainlover]

what is a 10 day flexi ticket? if you let us know we may be of more help