So me and my gf are planning a WDW vacation and think we have some idea about how long we should spend at the different parks. I would like to hear your thoughts on it and if we under- or overestimate the time we plan to spend as well as the order. An important note is that we're familiar with Tokyo Disneyresort which may help.
-Magic Kingdom. (2 days)
We're already pretty familiar with Tokyo Disneyland so when looking at Magic Kingdom there are a lot of rides we're already familiar with which only have minor variations like the language or added stuff to the queue. That being said, there are a lot of rides that are new to us, like the Monsters Inc laugh floor, Stich's Great escape, and the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train. We're also looking forward to the new Fantasyland expansion. (Well, sort of new since it opened in 2014 I believe)
-Blizzard Beach (1 day)
Blizzard beach looks awesome. We love water parks and we think it's a great way to unwind from all the MK madness.
-Hollywood Studios (1 day)
Hollywood Studios has some rides we're very much looking forward too such as the Twilight Zone verson of the ToT, MuppetVision and the Rock'n Rollercoaster. That being said, the park in itself looks less interesting than the other parks and we think there's not that much to see compared to the other parks.
-Epcot (2)
We're very interested in Epcot. It looks unique, awesome and has some rides that seem really good like Test Track and Journey into Imagination. Our interest leans more towards Spaceship Earth than the World Pavilion part. WP will be nice to walk through but doesn't peek our interest that much.
-Typhoon lagoon (1 day)
Seems like a another great place to wind down, although it does seem less exciting than Blizzard Beach.
-Animal Kingdom (2 days)
Looks like there's a lot to see there but we do wonder how much it will add when compared to a regular zoo. Expedition Everest seems like a must do. The Dinosaur ride also looks nice and although we aren't Avatar fans, the Pandora land does look beautiful.
So when we add it all up it comes down to 9 days. Make that 10 so you have one extra day just in case. Would that be enough to fit our needs?
-Magic Kingdom. (2 days)
We're already pretty familiar with Tokyo Disneyland so when looking at Magic Kingdom there are a lot of rides we're already familiar with which only have minor variations like the language or added stuff to the queue. That being said, there are a lot of rides that are new to us, like the Monsters Inc laugh floor, Stich's Great escape, and the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train. We're also looking forward to the new Fantasyland expansion. (Well, sort of new since it opened in 2014 I believe)
-Blizzard Beach (1 day)
Blizzard beach looks awesome. We love water parks and we think it's a great way to unwind from all the MK madness.
-Hollywood Studios (1 day)
Hollywood Studios has some rides we're very much looking forward too such as the Twilight Zone verson of the ToT, MuppetVision and the Rock'n Rollercoaster. That being said, the park in itself looks less interesting than the other parks and we think there's not that much to see compared to the other parks.
-Epcot (2)
We're very interested in Epcot. It looks unique, awesome and has some rides that seem really good like Test Track and Journey into Imagination. Our interest leans more towards Spaceship Earth than the World Pavilion part. WP will be nice to walk through but doesn't peek our interest that much.
-Typhoon lagoon (1 day)
Seems like a another great place to wind down, although it does seem less exciting than Blizzard Beach.
-Animal Kingdom (2 days)
Looks like there's a lot to see there but we do wonder how much it will add when compared to a regular zoo. Expedition Everest seems like a must do. The Dinosaur ride also looks nice and although we aren't Avatar fans, the Pandora land does look beautiful.
So when we add it all up it comes down to 9 days. Make that 10 so you have one extra day just in case. Would that be enough to fit our needs?
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