GeorgiaHoo
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Nov 7, 2005
Haunted Mansion. Peter Pan is fine but is super short and I would save that for a FP—don’t wait in line.
We will only be there for four nights! Was planning on doing an Epcot half day, animal kingdom day, magic kingdom day, and Universal.My grandmother's favourite is Small World, but I wouldn't let that drive our touring plan. Instead, I'd be trying to plan an optimal route to minimize the walking between rides, and let that drive my plans. With that said, I'd probably cut left to the Jungle Cruise, or cut right to Buzz.
You also didn't say how many days you'll be there with her. Trying to get all that in, in a single day, might be a bit much, as some of the rides could have pretty long wait times.
Ok in that case, you’ll want to take into consideration what you could all conceivable hit in a single day. I don’t know you and your grandma, but mine’s 90, and isn’t going to able to pop all over the park. Even at 67, my mother would have difficulty popping all over the park. Given the rides you wanted to hit:We will only be there for four nights! Was planning on doing an Epcot half day, animal kingdom day, magic kingdom day, and Universal.
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-Under the Sea- Journey of The Little Mermaid
-Peter Pan's Flight
-Winnie the Pooh
-Small World
-Philharmagic
-PeopleMover
-Buzz Lighter
-Pirates of the Caribbean
-Jungle Cruise
-Liberty Square Riverboat
-Haunted Mansion
-Country Bear Jamboree
Me too. I ALWAYS end with Peter Pan! But I know not everyone stays until close like we do.Man that line is always long. We usually do it late but it’s still a half hour wait. I don’t use FP for it. I save that for others. But I don’t blame you. It’s such a popular ride.
When I visited DLR again after 34 years, I looked forward to riding the rides I rode when I last visited DLR like the Haunted Mansion and the Submarine Voyage. It’s just nostalgic. Besides riding the popular headliners, ask your grandmother which rides she remembers the most and include those rides. It would bring back fond memories.Hello everyone!
I am bringing my grandmother on a Disney trip next spring. She has not been to Disney in at least 40 years, so I want to start her trip off strong. Our first day will be spent at Magic Kingdom, and I'm trying to choose the best first ride for her. The rides she would enjoy are:
-Under the Sea- Journey of The Little Mermaid
-Peter Pan's Flight
-Winnie the Pooh
-Small World
-Philharmagic
-PeopleMover
-Buzz Lighter
-Pirates of the Caribbean
-Jungle Cruise
-Liberty Square Riverboat
-Haunted Mansion
-Country Bear Jamboree
Please help me decide what the best first ride would be, and tell me why you chose it. Thank you!