Nice collage - skcanfield  354.4 #10 8:00PM

Cool! In just over a month I will get to experience Cars Land for the first time in person! - CollegeDisneyKnowledgeGrad  395.2 #6 9:02PM

Anyone who has parked at our MK will tell you that the parking lot is the real Carsland. ...joking aside. If you are staying at a DL hotel, do early entry and don't bother on a fastpass. You'll be on te ride in about ten minutes. - IndyandMarion  913.9 #1 10:08AM

As the ride breaks down constantly, get a fastpass for a nite ride and queue up for a scenic daylight ride so you can experience it both day and night - bubbaschoice  37.5 #82 5:24AM

Welcome to the Florida side😃 Really any month is warm and ill let someone else help with the crowds. We go in jan usually beautiful weather and not crowed. - Schramke  314.3 #14 4:20AM

I'm from WA and I love the weather in October. Temps are still in the low-mid 80's, but most importantly, the humidity has died down! Welcome to the FLip side! - CollegeDisneyKnowledgeGrad  395.2 #6 8:41AM

Thanks everyone for all the great tips ... I was already leaning towards September and it sounds like I need to shoot more towards the end of the month now. - EdLovesAlvena  134.3 #2531 8:18PM

Another question I have now ... Even though I feel guilty posting it in MW .... Do the Disney resort hotels offer shuttles to the universal parks? If not how do you get there ? Rent a car ? - EdLovesAlvena  134.3 #2531 8:22PM

Welcome! First of all, you need at least a full week at WDW. I'm a big fan of hopper passes, so you can make the most of every moment. Since you're DL regulars, concentrate your time on the things unique to WDW. Don't forget to make time to resort hop too! - CollegeDisneyKnowledgeGrad  395.2 #6 1:25AM

My kids first trip we went for 9 days. We felt it wasn't enough but we were there for star wars weekend. We didn't get to the water parks, DTD, or the boardwalk. If you go off season with no big events happening, I think 8 days would be good. - Disneyaddict  200.4 #1628 2:29AM

You need about 5 days to do everything unique to WDW. Resort hopping is fun and all, but since it's your first trip then I recommend skipping that. Also, if you come before March, be sure to see Main Street Electrical Parade. Wishes, Festival of The Lion King, and Lights Motors Action are also must-see's. Skip Fantasmic! if you can, DL's is far better. If you have any questions, feel free to DM me on the DL app. - dlmickeymouseCM  2350.4 #27 1:57PM

Thanks all for the good tips .... My wife and I are planning a late hunny moon to Disneyland in May2013.... I'm tryin to see if I could make a WDW trip happen instead and surprise her.... Is May a good time to visit? - EdLovesAlvena  134.3 #2531 6:02PM