We as a tradition always spend the last night at magic kingdom,even tho this year we had a ADR at Epcot on that last night,after our meal we headed for MK.It's like saying goodbye till we meet again.So where do you spend your last night at WDW ?
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Your last night at what park?
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DisneyDebNJ
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Our trips always start and end at the same park, Epcot. Has been a tradition for as long as we've been going to Disney. Every year, I get teary eyed at the end of Illuminations on our first night, because we're finally there .... the last night, yes you guessed it, I get teary eyed because I know we're leaving the next day LOL
dopeylover
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Our last day is always Magic Kingdom. We always get weepy when we cross under the 'See Ya Real Soon!'
Disneydreamer23
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I wish it could be Magic Kingdom but EMH dont always work out that way
Benjamin Linus
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In the past we always started our holiday and finished at the magic kingdom park, its probably my favourite park and its the park which sums up Disney for me. Normally the last ride of the holiday is splash mountain. It also helps that it is often open the latest as well!
copcarguyp71
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We usually catch a later flight out so while a "last night" is a fitting end we usually have to head into the parks on our last day for one last "fix" before we bid farewell to the world. It varies from year to year and may depend on what ride we want to get on one more time.
ParentsOf4
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Always either DHS or Epcot. Never DAK (because it closes early) or MK (because we don't want our last night at MK to be "sad" because we are leaving the next day).
I try for Epcot every time!Spaceship Earth is the last ride of the trip!
lol...us too!
mouselover321
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We start and end with MK, it's the most magical to us
Dad 2 M & M
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MK with the last ride being PoC. The PoC last ride tradition started when my youngest "M", not even a year old on our first trip as a family, could outlast the rest of our party. My wife and eldest "M" were wore out (as I was) the last night of our trip, but the youngest (had napped during the day) was still wide open. Youngest M and I stayed late at the MK, thinking she would grow tired, and ended up staying til park closing. After riding HM for seems like 10+ times in a row, heading out of the park through Adventureland, (well after park closing, and with pre-toddler M riding on my shoulders) a cast member asked if we wanted to ride PoC again, no wait! I initially said no, but turned around after a couple of steps; I couldn't pass it up!
Now we plan our trips so that the last night coincides with an EME at MK. My youngest and I still end our trip with PoC, followed by a last look down Mainstreet and the castle, already planning our next trip!
Now we plan our trips so that the last night coincides with an EME at MK. My youngest and I still end our trip with PoC, followed by a last look down Mainstreet and the castle, already planning our next trip!
Castle Dreamer
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If it works out, I prefer to spend the last night at MK. My DH jokes that he has to drag me out of there on the last night kicking and screaming. The last look at the castle always brings a tear to my eye...as does the first look of the trip.
The Empress Lilly
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It used to be MK. Have to say goodbye to my castle.
The last trip ended with a night at EPCOT, and it was divine. Illuminations, the Promise, the Lake, the wide open skies of EPCOT, FW's music loop, SSE. Bliss! What a way to say goodbye!
The last trip ended with a night at EPCOT, and it was divine. Illuminations, the Promise, the Lake, the wide open skies of EPCOT, FW's music loop, SSE. Bliss! What a way to say goodbye!
The Empress Lilly
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Oh, how I love your love of EPCOT!I try for Epcot every time!
If I had the opportunity to visit Disney this year again, I'd aim not for the 30th anniversary of EPCOT, but for December, just to see you get married at EPCOT.