Florida Gardening Schedule
Florida vacation for two adults and two teenagers?
We would like to go to Universal Studios, Disney World, Busch Gardens and Sea World and maybe several other places depending on ticket prices. Can anyone give me a day of programming of the day (eg day of magic kingdom animal kingdom-one days of the day, two, three Epcot etc etc etc)? I just wanted some ideas of how to spend our time there ….
First, Busch Gardens is a very good distance away (not Orlando), so you want to make sure you do that when you are fresh for the drive! It is a park one day. Sea World is also a park one day. You probably need two days to the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, 1-2, 1 for Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios to Disney in January. Regarding how to plan everything out, may depend on where you are staying. If you are staying at a Disney hotel, you may want to plan their days around the Extra Magic Hours that are available to resort guests only to take advantage of them. If you are not staying at Disney, you may want to plan to park jumps has Extra Magic Hours that day. Otherwise, you can pretty much do what you want when you want. Remember to build in rest days. Furthermore, it is a good idea Substitute for the busiest, with the major parks smaller parks. For example, if you do the Magic Kingdom the next day you may want to slow down and go to Sea World.
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