One day, two parks...

**kateb78** · 24 Jun 15, 11:50 AM

We know it's going to be a hardcore day! What's our best plan of attack? We're a party of 5 adults going on Friday 2nd October - all like coasters etc so we want to make sure we hit the highlights.

It's our first DLP trip although we've done Florida many times. We're staying offsite but will have real tickets bought in advance to minimise hassle.

Any tips would be appreciated!

Imagineer2802 · 28 Jun 15, 09:09 AM

You're crazy! It will never work!

**kateb78** · 28 Jun 15, 02:42 PM

Originally Posted by Imagineer2802

You're crazy! It will never work!

Haha! We see that as a challenge!

Sadly due to work commitments we don't have a choice so decided we'd rather have a little bit of Disney than no Disney at all...

Really looking forward to it (and know we'll need a holiday to get over it!)

**Peter H** · 3 Jul 15, 06:57 AM

Really I would choose one park and do that, Disneyland would be best. If do want to do both do the highlights of Disneyland first then select carefully in Studios. Crush will be very busy so you may not get on it.

Guest · 4 Jul 15, 11:18 PM

I've done 2 parks in 1 day and was staying offsite so didn't even have EMH. You just have to accept you can't see EVERYTHING and prioritise - you can still get loads done. I'd start at studios because other park is usually open later. So start off with crush/ratatouille single rider and then hit rnr and tot. Do any other must dos you have and accept you won't be able to do all the shows. Try and head over to Disneyland by around 11/12 and spend rest of the day there. 1st stop should be to collect fast passes for one of the bigger rides and then ride something else while you wait. It's totally doable and you will still have loads of fun!

**kateb78** · 5 Jul 15, 02:00 PM

Originally Posted by Tink&Peter

I've done 2 parks in 1 day and was staying offsite so didn't even have EMH. You just have to accept you can't see EVERYTHING and prioritise - you can still get loads done. I'd start at studios because other park is usually open later. So start off with crush/ratatouille single rider and then hit rnr and tot. Do any other must dos you have and accept you won't be able to do all the shows. Try and head over to Disneyland by around 11/12 and spend rest of the day there. 1st stop should be to collect fast passes for one of the bigger rides and then ride something else while you wait. It's totally doable and you will still have loads of fun!

Thanks for this! Glad we're not the only nutters out there..

**kateb78** · 5 Jul 15, 02:01 PM

Originally Posted by Peter H

Really I would choose one park and do that, Disneyland would be best. If do want to do both do the highlights of Disneyland first then select carefully in Studios. Crush will be very busy so you may not get on it.

Thank you - we're definitely going to do both so will do a bit of planning before to make sure we hit the highlights. It looks like Crush is closed while we're there so that takes away one problem!

400ixl · 5 Jul 15, 05:52 PM

Doing both in a day is doable, provided you aren't trying to do everything. I'd start in Disenyland and then move to the Studios park.

**Peter H** · 6 Jul 15, 06:50 AM

Just don't get too caught up in running from ride to ride that you stop enjoying it. If you find yourself worried about getting to the next attraction on your list slow down.

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	4 Jul 15, 11:18 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	I've done 2 parks in 1 day and was staying offsite so didn't even have EMH. You just have to accept you can't see EVERYTHING and prioritise - you can still get loads done. I'd start at studios because other park is usually open later. So start off with crush/ratatouille single rider and then hit rnr and tot. Do any other must dos you have and accept you won't be able to do all the shows. Try and head over to Disneyland by around 11/12 and spend rest of the day there. 1st stop should be to collect fast passes for one of the bigger rides and then ride something else while you wait. It's totally doable and you will still have loads of fun!

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	5 Jul 15, 05:52 PM 400ixl Imagineer
400ixl Imagineer Join Date: Mar 12	Doing both in a day is doable, provided you aren't trying to do everything. I'd start in Disenyland and then move to the Studios park.

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