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Mom And Daughter; Animal Kingdom
  • On Jan 23, 2009
    Mary 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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    Is it really feasible for me to plan 2 meals AND a nap in one day? We have a reservation for lunch at Crystal palace at 1130am then we have dinner reservations at Liberty tree at 630p. We are staying at All Star movies.....

    Hi Mary,

    I think, your itinerary is absolutely feasible depending up whether your little one is a predictable napper and how much you'd like to accomplish during the day.  If you start out when the Magic Kingdom opens, (especially if that day happens to have extra morning magic hours), you should be able to see quite a few attractions before your lunch.  In fact, you could probably take in most, if not all of Fantasyland (Small World, Peter Pan, Winnie the Pooh, etc.).  If you are seated to lunch at the Crystal Plaza by 11:45 and finish up by 1pm (it takes about an hour for all of the characters to make their way around to a given table) and then head back to your hotel, you will have plenty of time for a nap and return visit later in the evening.

    If you are planning on staying around the Magic Kingdom after your lunch, obviously your window gets tighter.  I would allow slightly less than an hour (just to be safe) to walk to the bus stop, wait for a bus and arrive at All Star Movies, and the same to return in the evening.  Again, these times are approximate, and it should take a bit less time.

    Depending upon how long your "napper" naps and what you'd like to accomplish, I think you'll be fine!  Have a great trip!
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