Big age difference with kids - best theme parks?

[Guest]

Help please!
Last minute trip to Disney. Going on Friday, Very excited. My kids are 9 (boy) and 3 (girl). We probably want to do 4 things - not interested in universal or film stuff as neither much into film etc. But good rides for both and water parks. Was thinking Magic Kingdom, Lego Land, Blizzard Beach? What are people's thoughts - can anyone help me? Thanks so much xxx

[BevS97]

How long are you going for? What do you mean 4 things. Just 4 park days?

1 day tickets to A single park are expensive I'd personally stick with Disney and get a magic your way ticket. You could get a 4 day and do each main park once but I'd prefer longer if possible. Extra days after 4 are relatively cheap.
You can also add on water park access if it's a must do. Or a single day on the gate is $66. We liked Blizzard beach with a toddler but both parks have kiddie areas. Older kid areas and big slides.

All the Disney parks cater really well for multiple ages so having a 3 &9 year old won't be an issue. In fact I have the same gap between my girls.

[Guest]

going for 9 days but have other things to do and people to see.
ah hadn't realised about it being more expensive to get singular ones.
thanks for the helpful advice xxxx

[Minnie Mum]

We went last Oct with a 3 year old girl and 9 year old boy.
All the Disney parks have rides for both age group.
Mk- space mountain/ mindtrain for older and dumbo and princess for younger
HS- Star Wars and Disney junior
Epcot- testrack and frozen
Ak- animals and yeti ride
Our kids loved the WP( only TL was open)

Lots to do in all parks. Have a great trip.

[Peacemaker]

I would stick with just the 4 disney parks.

[scoobydooby]

I'd get a multi day Disney parks ticket with water park option if you want Blizzard Beach. If you're going again a 10 day hopper none expiry might be best value and save unused days for another trip. That said legonland good for those ages too.