Mom And Daughter; Animal Kingdom
  • On Dec 1, 2010
    Andrea from MD 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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    We are taking my DD (almost 3) to Disney World Jan 30 arriving at 12pm through Feb 4 with a 5:30pm flight. We are staying at Coronado Springs. I am trying to figure out what our best plan of action is for which parks/days and character dinings? Suggestions

    Hi Andrea!

    Coronado Springs Resort is a great place to stay, and my children (both at pre-school ages at the time) loved it! When you arrive, it may be too cool for the various pools, but they still have a nice playground over at the Dig Site, as well as an arcade.

    So, sounds like you are staying there 5 nights and 6 days? You can mix-and-match what works for you and family, but on a typical 5-day trip, we'd do something similar to this:

    2 days at Magic Kingdom
    1 day at Epcot
    1 day at Hollywood Studios
    1 day at Animal Kingdom

    When we visited when my daughter was 3-years old, she absolutely loved the following restaurants:

    Chef Mickey's at Contemporary-Chance to meet the Fab Five of Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald, and Pluto.

    Coral Reef at Epcot-my daughter loved to watch fish swimming, and the oversized aquarium provided the perfect viewing spot.

    Cinderella's Royal Table and Akershus at Epcot-Princesses with princess daughters, need I say more? :-)

    Playhouse Disney Breakfast at Hollywood and Vine (Hollywood Studios)-get to interact and dance with the characters; sheer joy for a 3-year old.

    Good luck, and hope this provides you somewhat of an idea. A final note, be sure to check out the Maya Grill and even the Pepper Market at Coronado. Both are excellent places to eat!

     

     

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