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Originally Posted by AnalBumCover
My wife and I have just become proud members of the Disney Vacation Club, buying 50 points at the Polynesian Village. After looking at our 5 year vacation outlook, we felt 50 points are all we needed for now, with the intention of buying some more down the line. Hopefully Aulani will still have availability by the time we decide to buy.
With that, we are now planning our first vacation in March. I'll be working with our Club Guide to help book our trip. It'll be a two-part vacation, starting off with a 3-night stay at one of the resorts at WDW, depending on what's available. Then shift over to a 3-night Disney Cruise to the Bahamas. We won't be using our points for the cruise. I think cruises take up too many points.
We're pretty excited about this trip. Once we nail down the room, we'll have fun planning which park(s) to visit.
This will be our first time out to WDW, so feel free to throw out ideas for us! We're annual passholders at California Disneyland, so I'm wondering if WDW Magic Kingdom will just me more of the same...?
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Magic Kingdom there is different than in California. It has almost as many rides as the other three parks combined.
Pick a day with extended hours to hit the Magic Kingdom so you have time to hit everything. I'd suggest two parks in one day to make sure you fit in everything in your three days. Hollywood and Animal Kingdom can both easily be done in a half day and are close to each other. Just combined those two into one day. Epcot can be a full day.