Yeah I had a feeling it was a generous touring plan. We are going on one of the quieter days, but like I said I imagine I'll have to make some cuts as I compare the clocks. I'll post how she goes
Caribbean Beach '91
Dixie Landings '96
Coronado Springs '11
Kidani Village '15
Tearin_it_up;2446288 wrote: Yeah I had a feeling it was a generous touring plan. We are going on one of the quieter days, but like I said I imagine I'll have to make some cuts as I compare the clocks. I'll post how she goes
I do hope you get to do as much of the list as possible. I just don't want you to be disappointed if everything doesn't get done. Plus it didn't look like you put aside anytime to stop, look around, and enjoy the surroundings. They have a lot of cool things to see in both parks. The restaurants and food is good too...
After years of visiting Universal (almost every year since 1992) and reading so many posts on INTERCOT I find that most people who don't like Universal or think it's not as fun as Disney are the people who go and rush through the parks or only go to see "one thing". People who say they are not interested in seeing this or that, people who don't like something before even seeing it or trying it out. Most don't give themselves a fair chance to like Universal. I can imagine if I went to Disney with the same mind set, went to the MK and only rode the rollercoasters then said, "well that was boring, I can't understand why people make such a big deal about Disney", most INTERCOTer's would say "what about the Haunted Mansion , Splash Mountain, or POC, you missed most of the fun attractions". And they would be right! If you rush through and try to do both parks in one day, you miss so much of the atmosphere and smaller attractions that are fun to do. If you go and say that you are not interested in experiencing 75% of the park, you are missing out on a lot. Most people who really give it a chance will have a blast and want to come back again.
Rita (aka NJGIRL)
