Nostromo
08-03-2004, 17:27
Disney MGM Studios and Sea World are different from the other big parks in that they are not divided into convenient 'lands' or area with a few attractions each. Some people might find that planning the day's schedule for those two parks is therefore rather more awkward. I certainly felt so myself. Therefore, I tried what I call the 'block' system with MGM & Sea World during our last visit and it worked rather well.
It is simplicity itself. All you have to do is to take a good map of the park abd divide it into certain number of 'blocks' with a small number of attractions in each block, depending on their proximity to each other - similar to MK's Adventureland, Frontierland and so on. Each party can choose thier own method of division, but I came up with 6 blocks for Sea World and 4 for MGM. It worked superbly and reduced a lot of stress during the actual visit. Of course, if you want to be really fancy, you can even give imaginary NAMES to the blocks.
It might seem like a wasted effort, but try it. It works.
It is simplicity itself. All you have to do is to take a good map of the park abd divide it into certain number of 'blocks' with a small number of attractions in each block, depending on their proximity to each other - similar to MK's Adventureland, Frontierland and so on. Each party can choose thier own method of division, but I came up with 6 blocks for Sea World and 4 for MGM. It worked superbly and reduced a lot of stress during the actual visit. Of course, if you want to be really fancy, you can even give imaginary NAMES to the blocks.
It might seem like a wasted effort, but try it. It works.