Things to do in WDW Parks which no one ever remembers to do ?

[scoobydooby]

Originally Posted by HappyThoughts

Just wanted to say that parasailing & other water sports closed last year - was gutted as parasailing was on my list of things to try this year.

OP my kids did the Epcot passports last year (instead of the basic cardboard cut out) & asked the staff to write hello & their name in each language along the way. The kids loved it 😊

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Oh no that’s a shame about the parasailing. My kids loved that!

[discoclare]

Get silhouettes done in MK.
I have never done this in WDW but saw a video of Touring Plans where they had to get the best souvenir for (I believe) 20 dollars. I got very emotional as one of them got the silhouette done and I have one of me and my mum hanging in my hallway done at Disneyland in probably 1979/1980ish. I had no idea they still did them.
If I knew how I would upload a photo (do you have to be a passholder to upload photos?). Anyway, I really want to get them done of me and my daughters this summer.

[Gev]

Do a full tour on the monorails. Go from MK to Epcot and back again; then do the resort monorail and get off at each hotel and have a look round / a drink / snack. Some (if not all) of the hotels have a Hidden Mickey search quiz you can do, too.
The on site hotels also have “Movies Under The Stars” every evening.

[Chocgirl93]

Not sure if it still happens but at Casey's Corner on main street a pianist would come out and play on the outdoor piano. My 11 year old son who loves music was in his element watching this man play, and loved getting a chance to hit a key at the end.

I have a photo of it and it always takes me back to the magic of our very 1st trip. Sometimes its just the simple things that mean the most.

[walt4it]

Love all of the suggestions above and

was going to add the following - until I saw they were posted already

Always check under the mat at the Muppets, just to see if someone has left the key to get in

Monorail hotel tour- into all the hotels on the MK loop

Pirates treasure hunt and Sorcerers in MK is a great find and packs in some great park time.

If you have a UK Ultimate ticket you get a free round of golf at Oak Trail - you don't have to be an expert, but it is a great way to say you have played golf at WDW. 9 holes and a walking course.

Flag drop at MK ( around 5pm) - the most spine tingling moment of respect for their flag. Well worth seeing and missed by so many who visit MK. Simply beautiful to watch and experience.

Breakfast/brunch/ food at the Patisserie at the very back of the France Pavilion in Epcot - reasonably priced and not always busy, a little hidden gem

Memory Maker "Magic shots " - know it sounds odd but certain photographers (usually when off tripod) have the ability to do some different pics - bit of a dying breed in the parks but some photographers can do some great things that make for a special memory in a photo.

Also make sure you get the Lantern photo of a night time in MK - outside the Rapunzel area between IASW and Columbia Harbour House

[JDT2019]

What a fab post, thank you for starting it and everyone's ideas, following with interest for our first trip 😀

[taffs travels]

make a wish by throwing a coin into the fountain
See tinkerbell in her drawer in the shop by the castle
.. Beat my DH on Buzz... just once

[captbnut]

Following

I'd add the Agent P trail at Epcot. That was one of our favourite things all trip.

[BigPetesWife]

Theres wilderness explorers in AK
disneyworld.disney.go/en...ess-explorers/

And I love pirates treasure hunt in MK. Well worth it to see how the park is more than just a set.

[RickT]

Originally Posted by Gev

Do a full tour on the monorails. Go from MK to Epcot and back again; then do the resort monorail and get off at each hotel and have a look round / a drink / snack. Some (if not all) of the hotels have a Hidden Mickey search quiz you can do, too.
The on site hotels also have “Movies Under The Stars” every evening.

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“Movies Under The Stars” is this onsite guests only? Thanks