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What Park should i see? I only have 2 days.... :(
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wannabeBelle
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:lol: :lol: :lol: I Am glad to see I brightened a few of our beloved member's days!!! Any thoughts about my proposed game plan though?
And if this is the only way I know how to Par-tay we have got some serious issues!!!! Belle
And if this is the only way I know how to Par-tay we have got some serious issues!!!! Belle
wannabeBelle
Well-Known Member
As far as the Very Merry & Candlelight Processional, there is a description of both on the main page of these boards. For a really good description of both Id recommend you look at our friend Deb Wills' website, www.WDWIG.com and use the search feature for both.
Keep in mind the Mickey's Very Merry is a seperate ticket that is not included with any hopper pass and is only good for the Magic Kingdom for that night. Have you ever seen the Christmas Parade broadcast by Disney? Basically it is the same thing but at night and for a limited number of guests. Very cool. I havent missed this event in 5 years!!
Candlelight procession is just a very beautiful, moving retelling of the Christmas story with music and words. Among the performers are a 50 piece orchestra, 500 person choir and a guest speaker whois usually a celebrity of some note. I recommend the dinner package as you get better seating and you have to eat anyhow right?
Read up on both these events and if you have any questions, post them and Ill try to answer. Belle
Keep in mind the Mickey's Very Merry is a seperate ticket that is not included with any hopper pass and is only good for the Magic Kingdom for that night. Have you ever seen the Christmas Parade broadcast by Disney? Basically it is the same thing but at night and for a limited number of guests. Very cool. I havent missed this event in 5 years!!
Candlelight procession is just a very beautiful, moving retelling of the Christmas story with music and words. Among the performers are a 50 piece orchestra, 500 person choir and a guest speaker whois usually a celebrity of some note. I recommend the dinner package as you get better seating and you have to eat anyhow right?
Read up on both these events and if you have any questions, post them and Ill try to answer. Belle
leeocean
New Member
Originally posted by grizzlyhall
My personal favorites are EPCOT and Magic Kingdom (a lot of it is nostalgia), but MGM is also excellent. However, since it's holiday time (and MGM does NOT have Osbourne lights this year), MK and EPCOT are the best for the spirit.
Do NOT miss the Candelight Processional at EPCOT!
Grizz is right - MK and Epcot is the way to go here! I still don't see MGM as a full day. But go if you are a movie buff.
Creekboy25
New Member
You need a whole day at Magic Kingdom, but you could easily split a day by going to animal kingdom in the morning till round noon, plenty of time to do major attractions, (GO safari first) and then hop over to epcot or mgm for the rest of the day.
Good Luck!!
Good Luck!!
MichRX7
Well-Known Member
If it were me MK and Epcot just to ride the newest rides, Philharmagic and Mission Space.
And buying the 4-day hopper is a good idea. Your last two days can be used on a later return trip. We've even been told by Disney that they will give us credit from our old ticket books (which they'd have to pry from my cold dead hands when I'm the 1,000th ghost at HM). :hammer:
And buying the 4-day hopper is a good idea. Your last two days can be used on a later return trip. We've even been told by Disney that they will give us credit from our old ticket books (which they'd have to pry from my cold dead hands when I'm the 1,000th ghost at HM). :hammer: