Does this seem feasible?

**Cinderelley** · 07-05-2017, 07:07 PM

Do you think these two days will work or is it just pushing it too much? Keep in mind, we have about 40 people going - only 8 of us have ever been to Disney World before (3 of them one time - the rest of us multiple times). It is only the evenings that I am worried I am trying to rush it too much.

Hollywood Studios
Probably get a late start, because of the three hour time difference for us. We will go back to the resort in the early afternoon for a break.
4 pm - Hoop Dee Doo
8 pm - Star Wars Galactic Spectacular

Will we be able to see the Star Wars show if we get back after Hoop Dee Doo?

Epcot
Spend the morning in Epcot. Go back to the resort for a break. Rehearsal some time during the day
4:30 pm - Rehearsal dinner at O'hana
9:00 pm - Illuminations

Would that give us enough time to stake out an area in front of Canada? Alternatively, we could do the fireworks cruises or the dessert party.

**texas211** · 07-05-2017, 09:25 PM

Well, for spending just a few hours at the park in the morning, you'll get to see a couple of rides. Keep in mind in EPCOT, World Showcase doesn't open til 10 as well. But in the AM, you'll be tied up in Future World (Soarin, TestTrack, plus a few more).

Hollywood, should be good. Not much to see at this point.

40 people.. whew. May the force, and aspirin, be with you.

**Cinderelley** · 07-06-2017, 02:08 AM

Originally Posted by texas211

Well, for spending just a few hours at the park in the morning, you'll get to see a couple of rides. Keep in mind in EPCOT, World Showcase doesn't open til 10 as well. But in the AM, you'll be tied up in Future World (Soarin, TestTrack, plus a few more).

Hollywood, should be good. Not much to see at this point.

40 people.. whew. May the force, and aspirin, be with you.

Lol. It isn't my first reunion trip, just my first in a long time.

That is our first Epcot day, and I don't plan on getting a ton done. I don't want anyone to be exhausted at the wedding the next day. We have a second Epcot day later in the week to see more sights, but they want to eat at Flying Fish on the second Epcot day. I figured that if I could squeeze Illuminations in on the first night, we could relax on the Boardwalk that second Epcot night and stop in for the Kitchen Sink when our tummies have emptied.