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DisneyMarg
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We probably need more info - like how many days are you planning in the parks? Staying onsite or off? How many and how old are your group members. Have you ever been before?
You will not be able to see everything - but, you probably don't want to see everything. This is a nice long visit you have planned, so you will definitely be able to see and do a lot, but you will probably still leave with a list for your next visit.
My suggestion is to look at the websites and the Unofficial Guide to Disney and read up on all of the things that are available. Then, pick your "must-do's" so that you can be sure you get those done during your trip. WDW is so much more than just rides. If you haven't been there is is hard to imagine. The shows are all awesome, each table service meal is an experience in itself, and the shops are amazing.
So, no, you won't be able to ride all rides, see all shows, eat at every restaurant, shop in every shop, swim in all the pools, visit each waterpark, take advantage of all of the recreation opportunities, and just enjoy soaking in every sight.
However, you are fortunate to have such a nice long trip planned, and you will certainly be able to accomplish a lot during it. Have fun!:wave:
You will not be able to see everything - but, you probably don't want to see everything. This is a nice long visit you have planned, so you will definitely be able to see and do a lot, but you will probably still leave with a list for your next visit.
My suggestion is to look at the websites and the Unofficial Guide to Disney and read up on all of the things that are available. Then, pick your "must-do's" so that you can be sure you get those done during your trip. WDW is so much more than just rides. If you haven't been there is is hard to imagine. The shows are all awesome, each table service meal is an experience in itself, and the shops are amazing.
So, no, you won't be able to ride all rides, see all shows, eat at every restaurant, shop in every shop, swim in all the pools, visit each waterpark, take advantage of all of the recreation opportunities, and just enjoy soaking in every sight.
However, you are fortunate to have such a nice long trip planned, and you will certainly be able to accomplish a lot during it. Have fun!:wave:
Sorry, I forget that I have to specify the month. It's in December, and while we have 4 table service meals reserved, we're hoping to fit everything in. my family hasn't been in 11 years, though I went last year.
My mother is in her forties and my brother is 21. So, use that if you will.
I just wanted to make sure there's enough time to do mostly everything even with the Xmas Party.
My mother is in her forties and my brother is 21. So, use that if you will.
I just wanted to make sure there's enough time to do mostly everything even with the Xmas Party.
Yoop33
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If you want to make the most of your time I would plan out a route for the entire family. That is going to be pretty busy during those days so I would give yourself plenty of time for walking from attraction to attraction and waiting in line. It is probably a good idea that you already have some of your meals planned because seems these days every restaurant wont even take walk ups for dinner anymore.
Sometimes it can be fun planning everything out and getting everyone's opinions and even making maps for everyone in the family. Plus it keeps everyone organized and will keep people from bickering at the parks since you already got their opinions.
I would start getting ideas and making small plans now for exactly what you wanna do.
As for seeing everything........ I have always said, I think someone could stay on property for an entire year and do something new at Disney everyday and still not be able to do everything or see everything the Resort has to offer.
Put it this was..... Disney has well over 1000 places to eat.... Just think what else they have to do.
HAVE FUN
Sometimes it can be fun planning everything out and getting everyone's opinions and even making maps for everyone in the family. Plus it keeps everyone organized and will keep people from bickering at the parks since you already got their opinions.
I would start getting ideas and making small plans now for exactly what you wanna do.
As for seeing everything........ I have always said, I think someone could stay on property for an entire year and do something new at Disney everyday and still not be able to do everything or see everything the Resort has to offer.
Put it this was..... Disney has well over 1000 places to eat.... Just think what else they have to do.
HAVE FUN