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  1. #1
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    Orlando Sept 2003

    Hi all,

    We are returning to Florida for another 2 weeks of Joy and Mayhem! in 2 weeks time, all 12 of us can't wait!![8D]

    I have attached our Itinerary for viewing, any more suggestions which we can try and pack into our fun packed fortnight[B)]

    P.S We had an itinerary last year, what a great idea for large groups, plan in advance so there is no wasted time in magical Florida[8D]


    Jubes

    Attachment: Holiday Itinary.xls#9;16.75KB


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    I also am a fan of the itinerary (much to the amusement of my friends)[]

    You might want to rethink which days you should do each park. The Water Parks for example are busyest Sat/Sun as there is an influx of locals, and some Disney Parks allow visiors who stay at their hotels to get in 12 hour before everyone else on certain days, so it makes sence to avoid these.

    Water Parks are quietest Mon/Tue. Seaworld is also quiet on Monday so full marks there!
    IOA quiet Tuesday - OK
    AK - quiet on Saturday
    Universal is quietes on Wednesday, but Monay shouldn't be too busy

    MGM is OK for Tuesday, but Thursday is quieter

    Hope this Helps

    PS what is Don Pablo's like - we've never been and as you have it first and last I'm guessing it must be good


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    Chris,

    We went to Don Pablos on I-Drive last year, it was brilliant[8D]
    but eat too much[]

    You will have to go next time!

    Jubes


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    quote:Originally posted by Chris7

    I also am a fan of the itinerary (much to the amusement of my friends)[]

    You might want to rethink which days you should do each park. The Water Parks for example are busyest Sat/Sun as there is an influx of locals, and some Disney Parks allow visiors who stay at their hotels to get in 12 hour before everyone else on certain days, so it makes sence to avoid these.

    Water Parks are quietest Mon/Tue. Seaworld is also quiet on Monday so full marks there!
    IOA quiet Tuesday - OK
    AK - quiet on Saturday
    Universal is quietes on Wednesday, but Monay shouldn't be too busy

    MGM is OK for Tuesday, but Thursday is quieter

    Hope this Helps

    PS what is Don Pablo's like - we've never been and as you have it first and last I'm guessing it must be good
    I like staying in the Disney Hotels and getting into the parks early....I'll still do that even having a place there....I love the Disney hotels....


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    I'm not objecting to Disney letting their guests in early, but when you know what days they let people into which parks, it pays for the rest of us to avoid them!


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    dont go to epcot.
    its pants
    i have spoke to no one who has been and said it was good.
    ohh look at that it looks like france! so what


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    Epcot is brilliant, well we think so. It is the only park that we have stayed in from
    opening to close, and will go back next year.
    Chrisj


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    Epcot does tend to divide people into 2 camps. Personally I thought it boring and dated (many of the "house of the future" products have been on sale for years), but I have friends who think it is the best park of all


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    mind you to be fair you could argue all the parks are dated in someway or other. The point
    is one person wont like a park and others will. At least in Florida you have the choice of
    many parks to see. Some you will not like, others you will.

    an example of a dated park, Bush Gardens 13 years ago did the Indiana Jones show, they were
    still doing it this year, may have changed a bit, but I have 13 year old photos that are
    very similar to ones taken a few months ago.

    Chrisj


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    That's true (although I can't go back 13 years), but Indy is timeless (I still play the games on the PC), but epcot creeps me out a bit (knowing that Walt had this vision of a real community living there in his artificail world is a bit too much like 1984)


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