One, three and the last 2 is what most of what is in the parks are based on. Ride the rain between both parks as it's different each wayFantastic thank you so much. I'm ashamed to say I've never watched harry Potterbut I actually started it last night so I can understand it all when I'm there lol
There is a section of the forums called "Trip reports" Many members document their vacations either live or after the fact. They give you a great idea about what you are in for. There are also many videos on YouTube, but sometimes text and pictures are easier to wrap your head around than a fast moving video.You've been a brilliant help, thank you so much
Yes I've checked that out, will go in more depth though, nice to see other people's routines and the way they do things when they're there. Just have the idea of getting there and haven't prepared for anything lol
I would first figure out what your family prioritizes. When my girls were younger I planned to stand in line for character meets while my husband went on some of the more intense rides with friends and we met back up for meals. Once I know what everyone wants to do I make a guide to follow throughout the day to make sure a ride is running or that our dinner times won't interfere with a meet and greet or whatever your family wanted to do. If you don't want to watch fireworks you can jump on the rides and see them from there too without the crowds.Hi there, we are a family of 4 currently planning WDW, kids will be 12 and 15 when we're there, and it's our first time. What are the most helpful tips you would give that yiu wish you had known before your first trip? Thanks all
