Plan to visit Epcot. Any suggestions?
We will be camping near Orlando and are thinking of visiting Epcot - the DW and I. We travel in our class C. Any recommendations on how best to visit, parking, things to see and do? Figur...
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While EPCOT is spread out, I never thought of the walking as a problem, and I will turn 74 next month plus I am high mileage as well. LOL. Anyone with mobility problems can rent an electric scooter to use in the park. We tend to spend about 35 to 40 nights a year camping at Fort Wilderness plus go up for day trips on occasions. We have Florida residents annual passes, so we are only out our fuel cost to get to Orlando from here in Stuart, FL. On the day trips. If I only go to one park, it is usually either the Magic Kingdom or EPCOT. Might go to Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom once or twice a year at most.
On our last visit, this past Christmas, for a week at the Fort, I only went over to the park, Magic Kingdom, once. Had lunch , a great hot dog, at Casey's, road the train around the park, road the monorail around the different circuits, caught the boat back to the campground and that was the only time I went to a park that week. Our adult daughters and our grandsons were up early and off to the parks till late at night. We all have different parks as our favorite, but they seem to have lots of things to do for all age groups, etc.
While EPCOT is spread out, I never thought of the walking as a problem, and I will turn 74 next month plus I am high mileage as well. LOL. Anyone with mobility problems can rent an electric scooter to use in the park. We tend to spend about 35 to 40 nights a year camping at Fort Wilderness plus go up for day trips on occasions. We have Florida residents annual passes, so we are only out our fuel cost to get to Orlando from here in Stuart, FL. On the day trips. If I only go to one park, it is usually either the Magic Kingdom or EPCOT. Might go to Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom once or twice a year at most.
On our last visit, this past Christmas, for a week at the Fort, I only went over to the park, Magic Kingdom, once. Had lunch , a great hot dog, at Casey's, road the train around the park, road the monorail around the different circuits, caught the boat back to the campground and that was the only time I went to a park that week. Our adult daughters and our grandsons were up early and off to the parks till late at night. We all have different parks as our favorite, but they seem to have lots of things to do for all age groups, etc.
