Disney Florida - Which parks to go for 1.5 days?
Dec 5th, 2013, 07:40 PM
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Disney Florida - Which parks to go for 1.5 days?
I'm heading to Orlando with my girlfriend and planning just 1.5 days in Disney. We should arrive there at 3pm, and then also have the entire following day to spend in the parks. We would like to visit at least 2 parks and need some suggestions on our tight schedule!
Dec 6th, 2013, 04:55 AM
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...or the Orlando forum of Tripadvisor.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowForum...o_Florida.html
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Dec 6th, 2013, 05:07 AM
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The parks are vastly different from one another. Since we know nothing about you, it would be impossible for us to advise you.
Go to this site to see what attractions are in each park and then decide what you would like to experience.
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/sp...e|1540wwa14043
Go to this site to see what attractions are in each park and then decide what you would like to experience.
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/sp...e|1540wwa14043
Dec 6th, 2013, 05:30 AM
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we aren't really into the disney magic, we just want the crazy rides! From what I read so far, Epcot would require a full day, so will Hollywood Studios be small enough to fit into half a day?
Dec 6th, 2013, 06:08 AM
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Hollywood Studios can be done faster than the other parks. If you are only going for the "crazy rides", you will only like the Rock N Roller Coaster and Tower of Terror at the Studios. Seems like a lot of $$ to spend for only two "crazy rides".
If you are into rides you would be better off going to Universal's Island of Adventure and Universal Studios.
If you are into rides you would be better off going to Universal's Island of Adventure and Universal Studios.
Dec 6th, 2013, 08:03 AM
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For adults I would do part of a day at the studio and a whole day at Epcot. But the really thrill rides are spread out among the different parks. But that you will have to buy a multi-park tickets.
Dec 6th, 2013, 11:29 AM
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To do the best rides in EPCOT you have to have a plan.
Soarin' is really amazing, but the lines are extremely long, and the Fastpasses are usually gone by noon. The only way we got to ride it was to run straight there when the park opened, and get in line. We waited for about 45 minutes and it was well worth it!
Test Track can also have long lines. If you don't have kids in your party and you don't mind riding in a car with other people, the Single Rider line moves a lot faster than the group line. The ride is really amazing!
My husband rode Mission to Mars, and he really enjoyed it. I decided to skip this one because I had heard too many reports of people getting motion sick on the ride.
In Hollywood Studios, the Rock & Roller Coaster is VERY worth the wait in line. I wanted to ride it again!
Soarin' is really amazing, but the lines are extremely long, and the Fastpasses are usually gone by noon. The only way we got to ride it was to run straight there when the park opened, and get in line. We waited for about 45 minutes and it was well worth it!
Test Track can also have long lines. If you don't have kids in your party and you don't mind riding in a car with other people, the Single Rider line moves a lot faster than the group line. The ride is really amazing!
My husband rode Mission to Mars, and he really enjoyed it. I decided to skip this one because I had heard too many reports of people getting motion sick on the ride.
In Hollywood Studios, the Rock & Roller Coaster is VERY worth the wait in line. I wanted to ride it again!
Dec 6th, 2013, 01:44 PM
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It really depends on what you consider a 'crazy' ride. If you're looking for an amusement park junkie and looking for roller coaster type thrill rides, then I completely agree with schmerl. I would add that you might be really disappointed with the Disney parks.
My opinion of the rides that ChristieP mentioned at Epcot: Soarin' is vastly overrated, Test Track is vastly overrated and Mission to Mars is ok. I wouldn't call any of them thrill rides. Of the 3 I think I was most dissapointed with Test Track - I was thinking it was going to be far more intense than it was. I've had more thrilling rides in my own car lol.
My opinion of the rides that ChristieP mentioned at Epcot: Soarin' is vastly overrated, Test Track is vastly overrated and Mission to Mars is ok. I wouldn't call any of them thrill rides. Of the 3 I think I was most dissapointed with Test Track - I was thinking it was going to be far more intense than it was. I've had more thrilling rides in my own car lol.
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