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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Run, don't walk , to touringplans.com. [/quote]

Are there any free versions of this?[/quote]

For what you pay for a Disney vacation, touring plans is totally worth it.  We saw twice as much, and were able to get back to the hotel in time for a nice relaxing afternoon by the pool each day.

Think of it in terms like this  -- a $3,000 vacation, spent waiting in hot frustrating lines, or a $3,011.95 vacation of your dreams.

Other than that, here's my advice.

1) Get there at opening.

2) Schedule the latest character breakfast you can, or the earliest character lunch.  Chef Mickey's, Crystal Palace (with Pooh, it's my favorite), or the Castle if you want the princesses.

3) To me, the ideal day at MK, would go like this:

Get there at rope drop (ideally on an Extra Magic Hours a.m.)

Go directly to fantasy land, do not stop, get to Dumbo.  Ride all the fantasy land rides until the lines are too long.  If you have 2 adults in your party, have one of them run to collect a fastpass for something (Buzz Lightyear?) and meet you at Dumbo.

Be at Mickey's Toontown fair when it opens, ride Goofy's Barnstormer.  Meet Mickey.

Grab one more fastpass (Peter Pan?  Buzz Lightyear again?  Big Thunder or Splash if you have a very tall 3 year old?

Eat a late breakfast

Ride whatever you have your fastpass for.

Either hang out at the playground, or wander the shops if you're that kind of person, or go back to the hotel.

Swim, nap, relax.  Go to bed early

Hit another park at opening the next day.[/quote]

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