We are usually there for a week, a full day in each park plus extra days too!! We are spending two days with our tweens, son and niece, before a cruise. Somehow, I need to prioritize. What would you do with only two days? How to manage the new fast pass system? One day in your two favorite parks? Or rope drop in one park and hop to another in afternoon (we got park hoppers, so leaning toward this.) I LOVE Epcot, but without Soarin', don't find the "rides" too compelling. Just wondering what your must dos are and how you would handle this situation. My kids are tweens so there is no predicting their preferences!! I think my son would love the new Star Tours and my niece, age 15 is suddenly into princesses!! Thanks for any suggestions!!
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I might be inclined to spend a day in the Magic Kingdom and split the second day between two parks - in your case, perhaps Disney Studios and Epcot. Since you're not interested in the Epcot rides, I'd use the fastpasses for Disney Studios and relax later in the day with a leisurely stroll through Epcot.
Linda aka: Faline
INTERCOT Staff: Vacation Planning,Trip Reports and Disney Camping
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Might depend on time of the year and days. Trying to avoid Spring Break crowds? You got hoppers and are experienced with Disney. I'd have fun doing all four parks in the two days. Morning Fastpasses for the ride you like most, hop your other non-favorite park in the afternoon/early evening. Seems like Epcot and Animal kingdom are less than a full day parks for me trying to do this. Hit ALL your favorites!
Steve "I'm Grumpy because you're Dopey"
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