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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We are visiting in-laws in central Florida the week after Easter, so high season for Disney.  We are interested in just doing one day at Magic Kingdom with our almost 5 yo and 3.5 yo sons. They love Disney and they love rides but they hate lines. Would we be setting ourselves up for disaster trying to go for one long day when crowds are likely to be high?

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Lower your expectations.

Use FastPass

Get there before the park opens and ride your "must do" rides first, even if it means walking from one end of the park to the other to get them in. My kids's (both boys) touring plan on Easter morning at that age would be something like:
1. Get there before the park opens.
2. At opening, hustle straight over to Buzz Lightyear and ride it twice. Get a fastpass for another Buzz Ride later.
3.  Hustle over to Fantasyland and ride Peter Pan and Winnie the Pooh.
4. Hustle over to Adventureland and ride Pirates.
5. Ride the Magic Carpets ride (and skip Dumbo! they're the same ride)
6. Tour the Treehouse.
7. Go back and ride Buzz again, see the Monsters Inc. show, and ride the Tommorrowland Transit Authority.
8. Go back to the other lands and pick up what we missed.
9. Eat lunch.
10. See the parade.
11. Go home.

Your list of must-dos is probably different, but if you get there at park opening and hit your must-dos first, you'll spend way less time in line, and still have a good time. 
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There is NO WAY OP will be able to do all that before lunch the week after Easter.   They will be lucky to get on 3 rides before lunch.   Also, they have changed the fast pass system.[/quote]

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