New things to do at Disney after lots of visits

[holidayrep]

I know for many this is a bit like complaining that my diamond shoes are too tight but anyway...

I’m lucky enough to have visited WDW many times over the past 15 years including a year when I lived in Kissimmee and had an AP.

My parents also go out there for about 10 weeks a year and have AP.

So this time what should I do to make it different?

I have a few ideas. I’m going to write a list of all the rides I’ve never done and also want to head into Magic Kingdom at opening but then just to find a nice bench and watch the world go by as others race around me.

I have been to a couple of hotels before, how easy is it to just tell them you want to go and have a look around as there are a few Disney hotels I would like to see.

What else do people do who are fortunate to visit a lot? My brother goes a lot but he still goes at 100 miles an hour and does all the rides. I would probably too but I’ve had some ill health so just want to slow it all down a little.

[jimboy2]

You can go to any resort you want to have a look around. What about a tour? Keys to the kingdom would be good of you have done a lot of MK before.

[Blueste]

Their is a scavenger hunt around Epcot that is fun.

disneyworld.disney.go/en...ase-adventure/
Also, treasures if the seven seas offer 5 interactive treasure hunt quests that are really fun.

disneyparks.disney.go/bl...huntingguests/

Tons of other stuff, I will come back later and post. But as others have mentioned the various tours are good if your budget will allow. They used to do a Segway tour around the outskirts of Animal Kingdom that took you to the now closed River country, not sure if it still runs.

[hornetgirl]

We like to watch the flag retreat ceremony in the Magic Kingdom.

[mysteryjimbo]

Tri-Circle D ranch
Sea Raycers
Backstage tours
Agent P in Epcot world showcase
Divequest or snorkeling equivalent
Aerophile in Disney Springs

[jimboy2]

Buy the hidden Mickey book and go find them all. That should keep you busy for a while lol

[loldis]

For resorts, if you want to park there just for a wander they may not allow it depending how full the lots are. You could do what Tim Tracker does though and park at DS then hop on a resort bus. He starts every resort tour vlog at the DS bus stop.

[Tinkjon]

Originally Posted by jimboy2

Buy the hidden Mickey book and go find them all. That should keep you busy for a while lol

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The app is even better as there is a location tag on there that knows the ones near you - and you can keep track of the ones you've spotted. This is one of my favourite things to do!

[sha9]

Last year we did a couple of the shows we’ve never done and enjoyed them so I think a list of rides/attractions you’ve never done is a good idea.

[Florida Liz]

Originally Posted by Tinkjon

The app is even better as there is a location tag on there that knows the ones near you - and you can keep track of the ones you've spotted. This is one of my favourite things to do!

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Just had a look for the app. £7.99? Is it worth it?