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[quote=Anonymous]Yes this is a good time of year and length!

What’s your budget? Staying on site at Swan (where you can walk to Epcot and Hollywood Studios) or a skyliner resort makes a big difference. It also maximizes the Disney bubble effect for a short trip and gets you early entry.

Here’s an idea of an itinerary:

day 1 - arrive on a flight that leaves late enough to allow you to have a full night rest so you start out fully rested.

Assuming you arrive around 3-4pm, spend day 1 checking out your hotel and head to Disney Springs for dinner. Alternatively (if possible) book a dinner at a resort to enjoy atmosphere.

For day 2 and 3, you need to figure out if you want to get up early, stay up late, or have a long afternoon break. There are a lot of strategies to maximize time in the parks (like rope dropping at 7am) but there’s no point in exhausting yourself. Also depends on whether your kids are able to stay up late or not.

You should probably decide on just 3 parks depending on your kids’ interests. I think plan to skip either Animal Kingdom or Hollywood Studios. I consider Epcot and Magic Kingdom musts.

Think of sit-down meals and snacks as ways to take breaks and rest so you can keep going. Not as ways to enjoy any particular cuisine or restaurant. That is not really the point! You may even want to plan on room service dinner so you can just collapse in a heap.

You’ll have a LOT more fun if you enjoy all the older experiences and shows, like the Carousel of Progress and Living with the Land. Because they are easier to get into and relaxing.

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