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cw1982

cw1982

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Am I wrong for thinking that taking my four year old to Epcot is a better idea than braving HS this October? Itll just be the two of us, and the thought of the crowd due to SW is already scaring me.

I know Epcot probably doesn't have as much for a kid his size to do, but still...
 
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Family_Man

Family_Man

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We skipped park hoppers in 2018 as well for the same reason.

Also - you may want to consider strollers if you haven't already. 4 year olds usually don't need strollers in day to day life (mine sure didn't). But you can easily walk 5+ miles a day on hot and humid days.
 
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cw1982

cw1982

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Family_Man said:
We skipped park hoppers in 2018 as well for the same reason.

Also - you may want to consider strollers if you haven't already. 4 year olds usually don't need strollers in day to day life (mine sure didn't). But you can easily walk 5+ miles a day on hot and humid days.
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Yep! I've got one booked through a private company. :)
 
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disneygirl76

disneygirl76

Carey Poppins - Nanny and Disney Enthusiest
My son, age 5, loves both parks! He enjoys 8 attractions at Epcot and he like likes 4 attractions and 2 shows at DHS. But hebis a huge Star Wars and Toy Story fan so if you ask him, he will ask to go to DHS. You really can't go wrong!
 
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