d'Isigny
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Im so excited..ready to see this magical world
November babe... November
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Very first time Disney trip
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November babe... November
DisneyGigi
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My kids were this age in our trip before last, they loved the shows, especially (The Little Mermaid) meet & greets, and they adored Pizza Planet at MGM! Philharmagic is a great show and it features so many of the characters the kids (grown up ones too) love. I agree,I would buy a guide and read over it before going. Hope you have a wonderful time! (Capture as much of it as you can with camera/video, it is so great to look back especially when you are planning another trip....)
lilmizpixie3
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The first thing you do in the morning should be toon town! The line for peter pan gets ridiculously long!!
food and wine and very merry mickey!!!!
So excited to be able to go this year...
DDuckFan130
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A lot of good advice has been given. I think to give you a more broad view of WDW and what it has to offer, you can go with Birnbaum's guides which I've always liked :lol:
I also agree that if you arrive at MK when it opens, you can beat the crowds to Fantasyland and ride Peter Pan before the wait becomes horribly long :brick: Not only that, but if you arrive about 10 minutes before, Mickey and the gang ride in on the train and welcome you to MK
If it's getting too hot and unbearable in the parks, here are my recommendations for A/C attraction bliss:
MK: Tomorrowland Transit authority- blue little train that gives you a nice tour of Tomorrowland. Also there is Mickey's Philharmagic at Fantasyland
Epcot: a few here including Spaceship Earth- the big golf ball that gives you the history of communication
MGM- A few here also, including Voyage of the Little Mermaid that the kids may enjoy.
AK- uhhh...hmmm....It's Tough to be A bug? I guess :lol: You'll quickly see that AK is probably the worst park to find shelter from the heat. But wow I forgot about Finding Nemo the musical...great show and the theater is enclosed
Finally, character dining is a must. If you want to meet Winnie the Pooh, you can see him at Crystal Palace, but I also highly recommend 1900 Park Fare at the Grand Floridian which also includes Mary Poppins and Alice in Wonderland/ Mad Hatter. Want to meet Minnie? An underrated but great character breakfast is Cape May Cafe at the Beach Club which has Minnie as well as Goofy, Chip, and Dale.
Ok I think I've rambled enough....there's just so much info to give but as you can tell by the number of responses, we love Disney "virgins" because it's fun living vicariously through someone who's never experienced Disney before
Have a great trip!
I also agree that if you arrive at MK when it opens, you can beat the crowds to Fantasyland and ride Peter Pan before the wait becomes horribly long :brick: Not only that, but if you arrive about 10 minutes before, Mickey and the gang ride in on the train and welcome you to MK
If it's getting too hot and unbearable in the parks, here are my recommendations for A/C attraction bliss:
MK: Tomorrowland Transit authority- blue little train that gives you a nice tour of Tomorrowland. Also there is Mickey's Philharmagic at Fantasyland
Epcot: a few here including Spaceship Earth- the big golf ball that gives you the history of communication
MGM- A few here also, including Voyage of the Little Mermaid that the kids may enjoy.
AK- uhhh...hmmm....It's Tough to be A bug? I guess :lol: You'll quickly see that AK is probably the worst park to find shelter from the heat. But wow I forgot about Finding Nemo the musical...great show and the theater is enclosed
Finally, character dining is a must. If you want to meet Winnie the Pooh, you can see him at Crystal Palace, but I also highly recommend 1900 Park Fare at the Grand Floridian which also includes Mary Poppins and Alice in Wonderland/ Mad Hatter. Want to meet Minnie? An underrated but great character breakfast is Cape May Cafe at the Beach Club which has Minnie as well as Goofy, Chip, and Dale.
Ok I think I've rambled enough....there's just so much info to give but as you can tell by the number of responses, we love Disney "virgins" because it's fun living vicariously through someone who's never experienced Disney before
Have a great trip!
I have been to Walt Disney World 7 times, and have still not seen and done everything. Every time I go there are new things to enjoy - the last time I went was September '06. so I have yet to see The Seas, Nemo The Musical or Gran Fiesta. I look forward to the new SSE come November!
I would suggest that you prioritize the nighttime entertainment - the three evening shows are truly incredible and a testament to the magic of Disney, and the talent of the Imagineers. The parades are great too - don't miss them!
Enjoy your trip!
I love parades and im excited about seeing the fireworks and that beautiful castle..:animwink:
Thanks for your feed back..:wave:
A lot of good advice has been given. I think to give you a more broad view of WDW and what it has to offer, you can go with Birnbaum's guides which I've always liked :lol:
I also agree that if you arrive at MK when it opens, you can beat the crowds to Fantasyland and ride Peter Pan before the wait becomes horribly long :brick: Not only that, but if you arrive about 10 minutes before, Mickey and the gang ride in on the train and welcome you to MK
If it's getting too hot and unbearable in the parks, here are my recommendations for A/C attraction bliss:
MK: Tomorrowland Transit authority- blue little train that gives you a nice tour of Tomorrowland. Also there is Mickey's Philharmagic at Fantasyland
Epcot: a few here including Spaceship Earth- the big golf ball that gives you the history of communication
MGM- A few here also, including Voyage of the Little Mermaid that the kids may enjoy.
AK- uhhh...hmmm....It's Tough to be A bug? I guess :lol: You'll quickly see that AK is probably the worst park to find shelter from the heat. But wow I forgot about Finding Nemo the musical...great show and the theater is enclosed
Finally, character dining is a must. If you want to meet Winnie the Pooh, you can see him at Crystal Palace, but I also highly recommend 1900 Park Fare at the Grand Floridian which also includes Mary Poppins and Alice in Wonderland/ Mad Hatter. Want to meet Minnie? An underrated but great character breakfast is Cape May Cafe at the Beach Club which has Minnie as well as Goofy, Chip, and Dale.
Ok I think I've rambled enough....there's just so much info to give but as you can tell by the number of responses, we love Disney "virgins" because it's fun living vicariously through someone who's never experienced Disney before
Have a great trip!
Wow thank you for all the great recommendations and ill definately be going to the Cape may cafe to meet minni and alot of other great characters..I so much appreciate the feedback from everyone..Im so excited and I get a chance to go this year for the very merry mickey and food and wine festival.:animwink:
Besides the July trip, I am able to go to Disney this November 10 th thru the 15th....Me and my bf are going together to enjoy food and wine festival as well as verry merry Mickey..I am so excited!!