10. Magic Kingdom - Always busy. Epcot - NEVER busy. And, plan for the 1st week of Dec. It is apparently the slowest week of the year.
9. Make sure you keep your room key with you at all times - especially if it has charging capabilities.
8. Don't bother trying to check in early - your room won't be ready until after 3.
7. Pay for park hopper tickets, but spend most of the day waiting in lines for EVERY character's autograph (including several that you don't recognize).
6. When waiting in lines for autographs - always split up. Dad go to one line, Mom to the other. But don't cross over the ropes or the Disney police will come after you.
5. Book character meals 6 months in advance, even though you don't have a vacation planned. As an added bonus, if you book all character meals - you will avoid all the lines for autographs.
4. This should be the number of extra people you take with you so Mom and Dad can actually enjoy the vacation they paid for.
3. Make sure to pack a life jacket - your daughter may freak out in the deep end and need a lifeguard to save her.
2. Keep characters at a HUGE distance from toddlers. Too close and they freak out uncontrollably.
1. Disney is no place for kids under 5 (and we won't be returning until then). Leave the toddler at home with loving grandparents or friends. It will be a much more enjoyable trip and she will be happier too.
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3 comments:
:-) Thanks for sharing your lessons learned...Scott refuses to take us until Emma is at least 4. So, I guess he's right. Bummer!
I'm cracking up ... sounds like you had some adventures! I hope there were some great memories in the mishaps!
I think it would have been fun to be a fly on the stroller. Glad you made some memories good or bad. Your older two will love you forever for making that fun. Can't wait to catch up with ya.
Michelle
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