Itinerary Help! 7 Day 6 Night trip May 21st-May27th

[shelba96]

I need recommendations for what parks to go to each day! And maybe even some fastpass recommendations and places to eat! This is our honeymoon trip and both of our first times to Disney World!!!! We are so excited but also under a lot of pressure to plan a successful trip that will ensure we experience everything. We have 7 park tickets! Also keep in mind we have park hoppers. We are staying in Coronado springs! Thanks in advance! Let me know if you have any other questions!

 

[BraveGirl]

That's a giant question...could you give some more info to narrow things down? What do you consider "must do's"? Do you have any dining reservations, or places you have in mind for dinner? With 7 days of park hoppers, you can really do everything, so if you start to make a loos plan, then it would be easier to help narrow down specifics like what to get FP for, where to eat, etc.

 

[shelba96]

We plan on arriving at 3ish to check in and then will be going to magic kingdom the first day. Second day at epcot. Third day will probably be AK and HS. Then will probably go back to epcot or MK. Not sure how much time I should plan to spend at each park since we have never been I dont know how long they will take. Havent made any dining reservations other than the first night for the dessert party to watch the fireworks. My must dos are meeting characters and the disney attractions. We also want to dine at the most fun/unique restaurants.

 

[DarthVader]

We have 7 park tickets! Also keep in mind we have park hoppers

At this point you need to plan your fast passes, as you're well within your 60 days. Also since May is around the corner look to getting some dinner reservations. You may have some slim pickings because people select their reservations 180 days out.

You state you'll be there for 7 days and you have a 7 day ticket. What time do arrive/depart? My trips are such that they're really not good days to visit the park, i.e., arriving late that its not worth a park visit. Conversely our departure flight is such that we leave the resort around 7:00am. If you have similar arrival/departure schedules, then cut back on the tickets. Why pay for something you won't need.

Dining: I recommend a few places,
Dinner show: Hoop Dee Doo review
MK, Libterty Tree Tavern
Epcot -there's so many good places to eat I cannot recommend any one place. They're all good
HS - Mama Mias

If you are able to do a full 7 days then here's what I say:
I'd look for at least
2 days for Magic Kingdom,
2 days for Epcot.
1 day for Animal Kingdom.
1 day for a water park
1/2 day at the resort/downtime
1/2 day at hollywood studios (lots of construction so it may be limiting).

If you're a fan of Harry Potter then maybe consider a trip to Universal.

If you arrival/departures are such, then cut back on Epcot by a day and drop the water park

 

[CaptainAmerica]

If you are able to do a full 7 days then here's what I say:
I'd look for at least
2 days for Magic Kingdom,
2 days for Epcot.
1 day for Animal Kingdom.
1 day for a water park
1/2 day at the resort/downtime
1/2 day at hollywood studios (lots of construction so it may be limiting).
a day and drop the water park

Someone who has never visited before is going to want to see the Hollywood Studios shows and they take time. I think it's a full day for a first timer. I'd also add another half day to Animal Kingdom and drop the water park. I completely agree that travel days often aren't good park days.