OT-Disney World Questions

We stayed on site and when you're tired it makes a world of difference and besides, you can come back at night after a nap or dinner. Easier to get rides at night and lots of good stuff at night going on, too.
I'd concentrate on the site, and forget the car unless you want to go off site to other things.
Use the internet site to ck out all the info there, it will be really helpful in your planning.
If you're going-- go for 4 days, more cost effective. You will see more in the long run.
Plan on your big meal at lunch, it's cheaper. We had a later afternoon snack and a light supper and maybe a bedtime snack. Saves money. we did breakfast in the room, Juice boxes, granola bars, and the like. That way it's on your time and no rushing and cost effective.

Google disney tips and ck out some sites about how to make the trip better.

The Magic Kingdom will take at least a couple of days, Kiddo! We're talking HOURS in line for rides. This is not the county fair.
Please read up on these sites and ck out the recommendations, it'll blow ya mind!
It's been years since we went, so I don't really remember where we stayed. We also took some games to play in the room and we played in the pool and went to the water park, too.

When we took the kids we stayed inside Disney World and it was very much worth it. No driving around. There is transportation everywhere and it allows you to just go back to the room for a nap and then hop on the train and return for evening things, the fireworks, parades, etc.

I agree with Dotti..we read the tips on line to learn how to plan the vacation.

Guess I'm really spoiled my Florida friend- Works at Disney World for the Animal Kingdom, Before that Magic kingdom. So they are old timers and when we go--its how to defeat the crowds---
means mapping it out and getting out at the crack of dawn---

Get the kind of pass that gives you unlimited access.
Come in buy one of the resorts like the Beach Club or Swan that lets you shortcut thru Epcot on the boats---Saves allot of walking. By the way, as I remember Yacht club had a nice Sunday brunch.

Get to the water parks early---They close up when they get full and are quick to close and empty out at the first sign of lightening and thunder. That can mean 3:30 to 4:30 and you are out of there if not earlier.

Get up at the crack of dawn and be ready to enter the park when it opens and go to the most popular rides in the park
1st. It will save you hours of waiting in the heat.

I loved it and did it for many years. Friend used to joke how much down time at disney I was responsible for. (Down time meaning when they can't get someone out of a ride) I would not get out of the space ship. LOL

Now Epcot in the evening is about my speed. Mind you the English Pub is not badly priced and is quite pleasant.

If you go, don't forget to have the specialty---Is it in Epcot ----The Smoked Turkey Leg!-----I'm overly fond of it but even if you don't like them it makes a memorable picture. It's also at a cart at Frontierland and on Sunset Blvd. at Disney-MGM ----Just don't let the food police catch you.---You're on vacation.

Here is-- The Mouse For Less
It may have some tips for you.

http://www.themouseforless.com/tripplanning/wdw.shtml


You will have a great time and October is a really nice
month weather wise in Orlando-

Susie