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[quote=Anonymous]You will not be going to be bed at 7:30pm in Disney.  That means you would have to leave the parks by 6:45pm  It is vacation, come on now!  You will miss fireworks, parades, seeing the castle at night and so forth.

I have been taking kids as young as 18 months and I think the earliest we have ever left the park is 8pm and in bed by 9pm.  And when one goes to bed, we are all almost ready for bed. In May, your best bet is to leave during 1-4pm and do pool/naps and come back refreshed.  It is so much easier to do this for the kids too. You will see melting kids at 6pm and you are all ready to go again.

That said, if you really think you need a suite and utilizing it, I would consider renting DVC points.  Bay Lake Towers with tickets and the meal plan is one of the most expensive plans.

And if you are going to have a suite with a fridge, why would you also pay for the meal plan?  Why not get groceries delivered?  Not food to cook but cereal, milk, fruit, bottled water, snacks, cheese sticks, granola, sandwich stuff etc..  You are allowed to bring food/drinks in any Disney park and if you have a soft pack cooler and a bringing a stroller, it is a no brainer.

If you want to a plan, I would do:

Art of Animation with non-hopper tickers, no meal plan.  Also, don't overspend on tickets. Don't get them for the day you leave/return.  You can add days if you want while you are there (for the same discount) but you can't take them away.

We are like you and our family (including our 12yr old) loved Art of Animation.    [/quote]

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