[EKUAlum05]

^All adults

First of all I would STRONGLY advise on going in the off-season, specifically when the Dining Plan is available (My next post is on the Dining Plan) and staying at a Value Resort. No kids means no school to worry about and now it doesn't have to be prime summer pool conditions. You would enjoy it more in a more temperate 70 degree days of late fall. You may want to go in early November (not Thanksgiving but just before...it is somewhat crowded at Thanksgiving) when the Christmas decorations are up everywhere. This adds a whole new feel to the experience I strongly reccomend.

With adults some things are paramount. You won't need to ride all the rides, but you will want to do the signature rides, and long lines will be very annoying. Food is increasingly more important to your experience. The experience is more about sharing the experience with your significant other then it is to go all out riding everything and playing in a pool.

Going in the off season will allow you to wait in much shorter lines and ride the signature rides much faster and breeze through the parks. With kids you have to expect to spend time on Dumbo, anything toy story related, and essentially everything in Fantasyworld. That is a LOT of time. I think it is possible to knock out everything necessary for adults in 3 days.

You will find Epcot will be more appealing as you will want to do the World Showcase, especially if you want to partake in an icy cold adult beverage or two. Since you can stay out later then the extra Magic Hours and hassle free transportation will be clutch.

If you choose not to do the meal plan, or stay on site. Take coolers with you to keep in your rooms with fruit, cold cuts, cheese, and drinks. Take individual bags of chips and some pop tarts for breakfast. Eat a hearty feast for breakfast so you only have a light lunch in the parks then go off site for dinner that night.

As couples, I fully endorse my cheap Disney Day above as a way to save money and have fun. I also strongly urge that you take int he Fireworks Shows together, but not necessarily the parades (take advantage of this time for shortened line lengths).