4 parks 1 day

[wellbehaved]

We did it a couple of years ago. Started in HS as it had early opening. Then to AK. We e've managed a break to go Back or OKW to chanfe as we got wet on Kalu River. Over to MK and finished at Epcot. We ate and drank in every park, fode one ride and did one attraction and had photo. We also covered every type of transport on property. We got badges at guest services to celebrate our four park challenge day! It was brill and we are not spring chickens! You'll love it.

Pam

[Mexy02]

Originally Posted by Andybear

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Whereabouts in Epcot does the boat to HS go from?

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It goes from international gateway ( between France and England) and stops outside Hs. Takes about 25 mins.

Op if you do an prepark opening adr you’ll have a head start and a great photo to start with. Our kids loved it , let us know how you get on please.

[Swimmer68]

We did this last year and had a great laugh thought it would be too tiring but it actually wasn't as spent more time in the cool travelling than walking miles like on other days . We did one ride and one snack in each park started with magic Kingdom rode it's a small world saw the parade with an ice cream from Main Street then a bus to animal Kingdom we ate lunch at yak and yeti rode it's a bugs life from animal kingdom to studios with a fast pass for toy storey mania and Starbucks cakes and cookies to keep us going . We were doing great for time till now we got the boat as we had dinner adr at Cape May cafe at the beach club however once on the boat it started to thunder and the boat had to stop at the swan and dolphin . We ran from there to the beach club arriving like we had swam there . We ate freezing cold wrapped in towels and weren't sure if we were going to finish the 4 parks but we didn't want to give up so an hour later than planned we got on a bus from beach club to Epcot and ran to soarin because of the rain which was still pouring the park was really empty so we got on twice before closing out our snacks were sweets from the shops on way out . We felt like we had achieved and seen lots and had a great day

[Willeve]

I’m planning to do this on our trip this summer, HS EMH, boat to Epcot, monorail to MK then bus to AK. We will do a meal or snack in each park and try to do a couple of rides. My kids are big teens so the travelling shouldn’t be too tough. Friends did this a few years ago and had a great time- I think they drove and finished in MK for the fireworks, valet-parked at the Contemporary so they didn’t have to battle the crowds at the end of the day.

[disneypars]

Originally Posted by Mexy02

It goes from international gateway ( between France and England) and stops outside Hs. Takes about 25 mins.

Op if you do an prepark opening adr you’ll have a head start and a great photo to start with. Our kids loved it , let us know how you get on please.

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There's not an England pavilion!

[16offtodisney!]

We done it in Oct, and loved it! We didnt have a car so used the transport. We started our day at Epcot, and rode trest track ( our fav) spent a few hours there, got the bus to magic kindom, had lunch in Be our Guest, and then watchedthe parade, popped to animal kingdom to ride everest ( also our fav) then went over to hollywood studios and finished the evening watching fantastmic... we have two girls aged 10and 12 and al agread, this was one of our favorite days. We done it right at the end of our holiday. Dont try to plan to do much at each park, we just picked one thing really.

[michelleminnie]

It sounds like an exhausting day. The downside is that you can only pre book fp in the one park

[BarryL]

We did it on our last trip and are planning on doing it again this year. It is most definitely possible with a little bit of scheduling.

Last time we did AK - bus - HS - boat - EPCOT - monorail - MK.
We left MK to last primarily for night time entertainment and also greater 4+FP availability.
It was also pre-Pandora / Rivers of Light so AK rarely had evening hours.

We're planning on a reverse schedule next time.

We're not doing it to impress anyone, we're doing it because it's a fun challenge. It was exhausting but it remains one of our most memorable theme park days and one that the kids always talk about.
If you fancy it then just go for it. Don't let anyone calling you foolish put you off.

[disneypars]

I think it's a great thing to attempt and IMHO does not detract from the enjoyment of the parks. Sure you don't see everything but that's an excuse to return. Now if you want a real challenge what about the WDW 47 challenge! All rides in one day. Any Dibbers completed or is it just our country cousins that attempt (and complete) the challenge?

[SteveC]

Interesting thread. My thoughts have changed from ‘are you mad?’ when I saw the thread title to sounds like a fun challenge after reading the comments of those who have done it. Might give it a go sometime but definitely one for me and our teenage son than me and my wife