Yeah I agree. Haven’t been to Disney since I was 14 or so. After reading Disney threads on various forums looks like my kiddos will just keep experiencing Adventureland for the foreseeable future.
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Yeah I agree. Haven’t been to Disney since I was 14 or so. After reading Disney threads on various forums looks like my kiddos will just keep experiencing Adventureland for the foreseeable future.
Ok? Each method is fine and neither is right or wrong. I didn’t know you wanted to have a Disney pissing match.
Sounds like an Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode in the making.In the old days you could rent a handicapped child to cut lines. But they stopped that not all that long ago.
For those in need of a hat. There is an ISU hat floating around in splash mountain somewhere.
Expect crowds to be the same at all three spots. SeaWorld might be the lightest crowd of the three areas because it's the least popular of them.
Our current plans are to pick up my sister from the band on the 30th as she wants to come back with us instead of on the band bus. We have plans to go to Disney in about 4 years after she graduates. My dad and I are thinking we will spend the 29th scouting our trip while they are at Disney (super jealous). Any suggestions for this. We have been twice in 2005 and 2013.
FYI they still allow you to do this as of a year or so ago. Our 2 year old has a prosthetic leg and we just had to sign up for the disability pass at one of the buildings up front. While her disability is pretty obvious to the untrained eye, they did not require any documentation.
From what I recall the way it worked was you used it like a fast pass. You scanned it at the fast pass station and they gave you a window of time to come back in. You could only be signed in to one ride at a time. So while it helped it was not necessarily a way to the front of the line.
My advice, don't go. $125 a park per person, 3 to 4 hour lines for rides. Best time to go to Disney is when they are doing their world food fair. Sure its magical and all but you need to sell your left kidney afterwards to make the bills work.
Unfortunately for Clone fans, the week from Christmas to New Year's is maybe the busiest at Disney.
Yes, it will. We went last year Christmas Day but we were there over an hour before park opening (rope drop) and had a good touring plan. We usually go during the off season (just got back a few weeks ago) but Christmas was still enjoyable. If you’re going for the first time over the holidays know it’s going to be crazy busy and go with the flow. People who go over the holidays and don’t know what they’re doing are the ones who say how terrible it is and they never want to go back. Then there’s fanatics like me who had a great experience and go back year after year. We are only one day before the bowl game knowing it’s going to be busy but I can’t be in Orlando and not go to Disney! Did Universal a few weeks ago also, definitely would need the express pass over the holidays and park to park to do all the Harry Potter. It is also $$$$!
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Is SeaWorld worth it if you don't want to fight the crowds and don't really care about the rides? Just looking for something to do for a day down there
I'd ask some locals for a good airboat tour in a swampy bog that includes seeing alligators in the wild. Seriously. It was the most fun I've ever had in Orlando.
