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Orlando Florida/Disneyworld (Part 2) *CLOSED*
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Does anyone know what the zoo is like, and the Green Meadows petting farm?Back on it!0
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You know when i go to Disney i spend up till about lunch in Disney park then go to waterpark for afternoon. Have you considered this approach? They probably aren't as big as you might be expecting.
Thats a good idea. Or park hop, or return to the hotel if near by for a nap. Thing with my kids is once they are in the park you have to drag them kicking and screaming out so we tend to stay the entire day!Self confessed Florida expertwith over 320 trips there!
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little_dumplings wrote: »Does anyone know what the zoo is like, and the Green Meadows petting farm?
I really like green meadows and its quite easy to get to as well. One thing I would say is please please please take some OFF spray with you as there are lots of mossies there.
Its a great day and you get to hold litle chicks and everything.
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Thats sounds a better idea to be honest. My son is 6 and we have gone yearly since he was 4, he has always loved Universal. I personally prefer Universal to Disney (rides) But in terms of suitability they have loads at Universal just perfect.
You all know I LOVE Cypress Gardens!!!Self confessed Florida expertwith over 320 trips there!
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ok, thanks guys..cypress gardens and universal it is, with a half day in Green Meadows and half day in a water park. Sorted. Apart from the sat nav heheBack on it!0
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if you're not sick of my questions already...what's the best disney water park for a 7 year old who can swim but won't go down a slide alone?Back on it!0
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little_dumplings wrote: »if you're not sick of my questions already...what's the best disney water park for a 7 year old who can swim but won't go down a slide alone?
Blizzard Beach is more family friendly as opposed to Typhoon Lagoon which imo is more young teens and such.
But really both are fantastic.0 -
Question for disney-cjd,
Sorry, I could PM you but I think other people may find the answer my Q interesting.
You mentioned going to Titusville to watch a shuttle launch. We've had tix for Kennedy twice and the launch was scrubbed. There's another launch when we are over and save wasting money on tix for the end of our hols (again) we thought we would go to Cocoa and watch from there. But you recommended Titusville. Looking it up on the map it is closer to Cocoa, so looks a good call. But where's the best place to go and how early do you need to get there to secure parking etc?
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little_dumplings wrote: »Thanks again sturll.....do you not fancy comin with us lol, we could certainly use the help!:p
Ill be there Jan 1st0
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