WDW or Universal Studio's???

[Mchristianson]

Need help!! Going to Orlando in late March for 2 days ...family can't decide if we should go back to WDW (will be 4th visit) or try Universal this time, both not an option...I'm pulling for WDW ( it's the kid in me, can't miss Mickey!!). Any thoughts???:shrug:

 

[DisneyPrincess5]

Not a question...WDW!!!

 

[krankenstein]

What are the ages of the people going?

 

[hpyhnt 1000]

Considering this is WDWMagic, I think you can guess what the answer is going to be. :lol:

That being said, I'll echo krankenstein and ask what are the ages? If you're taking guests of the 13-21 years range, then I might suggest Uni/IoA.

 

[Crush Dude!]

WDW all d way:sohappy::sohappy::sohappy::sohappy::sohappy:

 

[jonnyc]

Well i am pretty sure that because this is WDWMagic.com the overwhelming response will be go to WDW. But what are the ages of your party? If it is younger children then go to WDW, if not maybe give Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure a try.

 

[Kakashi21]

So far Disney World would win in the popular vote of Magic. US is ok, but they need to try and work on making more rides/etc. Disney wins hands down on entertainment and pleasure
to all who look for fun and the kid in them. Maybe buy a 1 day ticket for US just to try it out?

 

[ChrisFL]

The Wizarding World of Harry Potter *may* be open or soft opening by then, so if you want to see that, then I would definitely suggest at least one day to check out US/IOA.

There are a lot of great attractions, food and excellent theming there!

 

[Testtrack321]

I'd recommend splitting the time, especially since IOA/UO is very much worth your time!

 

[_Scar]

Go to both USR parks for 1 day. Buy an express pass (fast pass for each ride) and a 2 park 1 day ticket and you can do every ride and then some. OR stay on USR grounds and use the room key as your fast pass, except this time you can use it on rides more than once (limitless 0 minute waits for spidey ).

I'd wait for HP to be officially open before you go though.

 

[Mchristianson]

2 adults and a 10 year old....WDW is starting to win!!:sohappy:

 

[Crush Dude!]

2 adults and a 10 year old....WDW is starting to win!!:sohappy:

WDW all the way

 

[krankenstein]

2 adults and a 10 year old....WDW is starting to win!!:sohappy:

Does the 10 year old like thrilling attractions or prefer slow moving attractions?

 

[Mchristianson]

Does the 10 year old like thrilling attractions or prefer slow moving attractions?

Both--but more roller coasters than the other! Has no fear ( unlike her mother!) lol

 

[_Scar]

Both--but more roller coasters than the other! Has no fear ( unlike her mother!) lol

USF & IoA....

A nice combination of thrill and easy going rides.

Is the 10 year old tall?

 

[Mchristianson]

USF & IoA....

A nice combination of thrill and easy going rides.

Is the 10 year old tall?

Yes, has been lucky enough to ride roller coasters since she was 6.

 

[krankenstein]

I'm actually leaning towards Universal and IOA on this one. Two days would be an excellent amount of time to spend at USF and IOA. Maybe hit DtD and some resorts for that Disney fix though.

 

[EPCOT Explorer]

Disney. No question.

 

[krankenstein]

Disney. No question.

So says the man that never has been to UO.

 

[jonnyc]

After reading about your group and your daughter's ride preferences and height, i'd definately give USF a go!