The Three-Year-Old: Mickey's Fun Wheel (the giant Ferris Wheel in DCA)
Peter Pan's Flight
Space Mountain
The Nine-Year-Old: Star Tours
Indiana Jones Adventure
The Eleven-Year-Old: California Screamin'
Tower of Terror
Dad's Pick: Pirates of the Caribbean
Its a Small World
Mom's Pick: Toy Story Mania
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (but I could be talked into changing to Big Thunder Railroad depending on which kids are with me)
And these were only our favorite rides. Some of our favorite attractions included--Jedi Training, Redwood Creek Challenge Trail, World of Color, Fantasmic, Its Tough to be a Bug movie, and of course, meeting Mickey in his house (just to name a few). Frankly, it would be difficult to do all 10 rides, a couple of 4D movies, a couple of character meets, a break at a playground, the parade, and the evening show (either fireworks or Fantasmics) in a single day, especially if you plan on shopping, eating, and taking little ones to the bathroom.
The big surprise was that 4 of the 10 rides on our list were for rides in DCA. Certainly something to keep in mind when planning future vacations. I assume when Cars land opens, my almost 4-year-old will not even want to go to Disneyland but insist he spend all his time in DCA.
Well some of my favorites are Space and Thunder Mountain since I used to work on those rides and I know them inside and out. As far as overall show experience it's between indiana jones, pirates, and mansion.
ReplyDeleteThe two that we always have to hit are Pirates of the Caribbean and Small World the rest are hit and miss if we get to them great if not oh well.
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