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Thanks everyone, you know, a big deal breaker is Typhoon Lagoon. Family friendly but also a fantastic water park. Probably the best I've ever been to, actually, it IS the best I've ever been to. There are lots of pros and cons on either side. Disneyland has the much better Fantasyland and has Toontown still. That's a big deal breaker as well. It would be nice to do both, and if I did both I think I'd do WDW in May or so, and DL in September. The ocean is warm enough to swim in September and WDW is warm, but not stifling hot in May. So that's not a problem, the problem is if we can only afford to do one of them. I honestly don't know when we'd get to a Disney park again after 2015. We might want a third kid which means my wife gets pregnant sometime in 2015. So that's why I am blitzing right now and hoping to do both.

I'll say this, I think Epcot tails behind in the "kid" department too. Magic Kingdom for sure is good that way, and actually so is Animal Kingdom and to an extent DHS.

<blockquote data-quote="Walt Disney1955" data-source="post: 6343966" data-attributes="member: 67710">Thanks everyone, you know, a big deal breaker is Typhoon Lagoon. Family friendly but also a fantastic water park. Probably the best I&#039;ve ever been to, actually, it IS the best I&#039;ve ever been to. There are lots of pros and cons on either side. Disneyland has the much better Fantasyland and has Toontown still. That&#039;s a big deal breaker as well. It would be nice to do both, and if I did both I think I&#039;d do WDW in May or so, and DL in September. The ocean is warm enough to swim in September and WDW is warm, but not stifling hot in May. So that&#039;s not a problem, the problem is if we can only afford to do one of them. I honestly don&#039;t know when we&#039;d get to a Disney park again after 2015. We might want a third kid which means my wife gets pregnant sometime in 2015. So that&#039;s why I am blitzing right now and hoping to do both.I&#039;ll say this, I think Epcot tails behind in the &quot;kid&quot; department too. Magic Kingdom for sure is good that way, and actually so is Animal Kingdom and to an extent DHS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Walt Disney1955, post: 6343966, member: 67710"] Thanks everyone, you know, a big deal breaker is Typhoon Lagoon. Family friendly but also a fantastic water park. Probably the best I've ever been to, actually, it IS the best I've ever been to. There are lots of pros and cons on either side. Disneyland has the much better Fantasyland and has Toontown still. That's a big deal breaker as well. It would be nice to do both, and if I did both I think I'd do WDW in May or so, and DL in September. The ocean is warm enough to swim in September and WDW is warm, but not stifling hot in May. So that's not a problem, the problem is if we can only afford to do one of them. I honestly don't know when we'd get to a Disney park again after 2015. We might want a third kid which means my wife gets pregnant sometime in 2015. So that's why I am blitzing right now and hoping to do both. I'll say this, I think Epcot tails behind in the "kid" department too. Magic Kingdom for sure is good that way, and actually so is Animal Kingdom and to an extent DHS. [/QUOTE]