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Mom and Daughter at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort Room
  • On Nov 11, 2013
    Natalie from FL Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    I know I am crazy for trying this but need to go from animal kingdom to Epcot and then Epcot to Hollywood studios all in one day. What is the best way to do this? It will be my husband, 21 month old, me and a stroller. Thanks! :-)

    Hello Natalie, welcome to the Disney Parks Mom´s Panel!

    Visiting 3 Walt Disney World parks in one day is a very feasible and common feat.

    The first thing that you will need is Magic Your Way Tickets with the Park Hopper Option - the only way of visiting more than one theme park on the same day.
    With Disney´s bus transportation system you will be able to move between the parks - even with you stroller.
    Between Hollywood Studios and Epcot you will be able to enjoy a boat ride or a pleasant walk through Disney´s Boardwalk.
    To make the most of your time I always recommend using your own or rental car. Parking at all Disney parks and resorts is free for guests staying at a Disney Resort.

    Check Disney´s Calendar to know park hours and events times, so that you can plan your day accordingly.
    I can only say that Animal Kingdom should be the first park to visit.

    Thank you for visiting and letting us help you plan a magical Disney vacation.
    Hope to hear again from you.

    Miguel
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Meet the Panelist: Miguel, Puerto Rico

I am honored with the opportunity to design Disney experiences to share with my wife and kids.  I enjoy experiencing what Walt Disney World offers that is not available anywhere else, and look forward to helping you discover it with your family. Learn More About Miguel

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