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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The extra hours for deluxe guests on M/W are from 9-11 pm, so that’s not worth it for little kids. [/quote] 8 and 10 year olds can probably hang[/quote] My kids are younger than that and can hang. The key is to plan lots of slow activity for the afternoons. That’s your time to take in a meal or see your indoor shows. [/quote] Besides that you can't plan to rope drop and be on your way at 630am and then try to wake up and do it again the next day. If you have a late night, better plan on a late start that day, and the next day too. Many people try to cram too much in.[/quote]' The way that one early poster described going to WDW read like an operational plan for a Soviet work camp. I went to WDW six times last year and always take it easy, but I can because I know when and why certain rides and restaurants are relatively clear and open. And none of it involves rope dropping ever.[/quote]
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