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Tips From a Seasoned Veteran
- Thread starter WDW Is My Life
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For a less bumpy ride on DINOSAUR! sit near the front on the left, it will guarentee a smoother ride
Always get to the park before opening time so you are ready to go when it first opens:
Magic Kingdom: Go to Adventureland in the morning and then to Frontierland, Then Haunted Mansion, finish off the morning with a few Fantasyland rides before lunch. Either go to the Columbia Harbour house for lunch and make sure to sit upstairs(always less crowded and makes for a peaceful meal) or stroll onto Tomorrowland's Cosmic Ray's Starlight Café, (you will be sure to find something to find every member of your party here). before eating here get a fastpass for Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin so after you have eaten you will have no wait time for this ride. if you do not fancy this straight away proceed to the TTA(Tomorowland Transit Authority) whichalways has virtually no wait and is a nice smooth journey after your lunch. After this head over to Buzz and practically walk straight on. Then proceed to Monsters INC. Laugh Floor and have a few laughs at somebody elses expense. on the way out browse through a few Main Street U.S.A stores and be sure to pop into the Main Street Bakery, (if not to buy anything, then just to smell the aromas that come from the wonderful products). head on back to your resort for a relaxing afternoon around the pool and then read my next post for what to do in the evening.
TinkSassy
Member
One side note - if you are FL lovers (Dumbo and Peter Pan at the top of the list), I'd start with FL and work the other way round to Adventureland. We usually do this during EMH and have Fantasyland to ourselves for about 2 hours. We ride everything twice (but skip Philharmagic - as this is a theatre load we can catch around lunch when it gets crowded and hot). I don't recommend this if you don't get there at open . . . .
I heard the best quote from a fellow traveller last trip - the only thing that hurts worse than being in the park for early open is NOT being in the park for early open. We set a record at Christmas 16 rides before 11am!!!! (which was good because by that point you couldn't walk the crowd was soooo thick).
I heard the best quote from a fellow traveller last trip - the only thing that hurts worse than being in the park for early open is NOT being in the park for early open. We set a record at Christmas 16 rides before 11am!!!! (which was good because by that point you couldn't walk the crowd was soooo thick).
MickeyPalNick
New Member
Quick Tips
To save time getting to MK...If you are staying at the Beach Club, Yacht Club or Boardwalk and have a park hopper ticket, enter Epcot through the international entrance and walk out the front gate to the monorail. Transfer to the MK monorail line or the boat at the TTC to get to the MK. This is much quicker than waiting and taking the bus.
Also, use the water taxi to get to HS from the resorts listed above.
I'll post a bunch more of these later on.
To save time getting to MK...If you are staying at the Beach Club, Yacht Club or Boardwalk and have a park hopper ticket, enter Epcot through the international entrance and walk out the front gate to the monorail. Transfer to the MK monorail line or the boat at the TTC to get to the MK. This is much quicker than waiting and taking the bus.
Also, use the water taxi to get to HS from the resorts listed above.
I'll post a bunch more of these later on.
brent2124
Well-Known Member
How could that possibly be quicker. You have to take a boat ride. Walk from the rear to the front of Epcot. Climb up to the Monorail station, wait for the monorail. Transfer monorails and then get to the MK. So instead of waiting for 1 bus you will wait for 1 boat and 2 monorails and add a pretty long walk to your trip, faster I dont think so:shrug: