Busy Days - Best plan?

[Rosey203]

We go from March 1-15th, and our second week is due to be very busy. We will have visited all the Disney Parks by then so hopefully will have done most of what we want to! Our second week includes a return trip to MK, (Probably a few hours in the morning then a pool afternoon) onsite stay at Universal and Seaworld. Hopefully these parks will be easier to manage in the busy weeks, especially with us having onsite privileges at universal.

We do have a couple of days to fill though and I was wandering, for those of you who have been at very busy times, how do you plan your days if wanting to avoid the crowds? Is SeaWorld fairly manageable in high crowds, and will we need two days? Any ideas for things to do outside of the parks possibly? Any tips would be great! The massive crowds scare me haha! But I don't want our holiday to end on a "low note".

[Ycryan]

Hiya

We've been before at pretty busy times and usually find if you get there for park opening you can pretty much get round all the rides you want to do ly lunchtime, by which time its getting really busy.

We usually head out of the park at lunchtime and head to the pool for a couple of hours or over to Downtown Disney for some shopping.

Its possible to do Seaworld in one day but of its really busy and you want to do all the shows like One Ocean, Blue Horizons, Clyde & Seamore, etc then you may need a 2nd day.

[Piratecol]

The busy days are best managed by getting up early and being at the parks for opening, this way you get 2 - 3 hrs before the parks start to get to busy, then its back for a swim and a refreshing Sam Adams.

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