we are traveling w/ a 4 & 7 year to wwdw in june. they are 40 & 48 inches tall. overwhelmed with navigating the internet to figure out where to go. we are staying 3 full days.any adivice would be greatly appreciated.
hi nicole! since you mentioned your children's heights i am going to assume you are confused as to what they might enjoy and be able to ride. all four of the parks will have great attractions that they will absolutely enjoy. there are the thrill rides that even if they are tall enough you will have to decide if they can handle the drops or the darkness or the theme. the best way to figure out what to do and where to go for your children is to simply go to the disney site, www.disneyworld.disney.go.com/attractions/ . you can read through disney's choices by height, thrill factor, interests, and age. make lists of what they would enjoy and try to have them with you as you are going through so they have a hand in the planning. since you have three days you can then decide if you wish to take on one park each day or try to do all four parks in three days. that is always a tough decision as all four are wonderful but it truly will pack your days to the utmost. june is a hot month and sometimes energy wanes as the day goes on. at this time of year i suggest you pick three and enjoy them and if you need the nap in the afternoon come and go to your resort to rest. the magic kingdom is a must and for the age of the children i also suggest animal kingdom. my third choice would be epcot but i think once you go over the attractions in both you could then decide if hollywood studios or epcot should be the third park for your visit. once you have made this decision you can try getting some dining reservations inside the parks or just do the quick service spots which are very good. just remember you can't do it all but with a little planning you can experience a lot of magic in one day in each park!
my life at this precise moment has been alot better,i got a phone call at 5am this morning from my daughters friends mam (my daughter had gone camping with her friends family)saying that my daughter has been vomiting and isn't feeling very well and my daughter really wants to come home,so i got my mam to baby sit my 3 other children and i drove to wilson's promontory(4 hours drive from me)to get my daughter.i got there fine,but on my way back i vomited and had to pull over for an hour until i felt a bit better to drive.it took 6 hours to get home,as i had to keep pulling over to be sick.when i got home i couldn't wait to get to bed,but when i got home my 3 other children were all in bed vomiting and feeling just as sick,so at the moment i am on here trying to keep myself awake until my husband gets home from work so i can go straight to bed.(keep your fingers crossed for me that my husband doesn't come home sick as well and that every one is feeling better soon. i can only give you estimates based on what we spend with a family of 4. i am a stay at home mom, my husband commutes about 20 minutes to work and i have a teenage driver (16 year old girl) and a teenage boy with a huge appetite. i am now spending about $200 a week on groceries with two teenagers. gas is costing us about $100 a week. car insurance is about $400 per year. our housing runs about $1,800 per month with insurance. we live in a nice neighborhood but our house is only about 2200 sq. ft. you can definitely get larger homes for less money in a less expensive neighborhood, but i would defintely stay on the east side -- sandy and draper are nice. if you go on the west side, be sure it's southwest -- south jordan, riverton, bluffdale. 

since i'm digressing, i'll just continue on this bent. your better schools are on the east side -- anywhere on the east side. if you want to go north of salt lake, consider bountiful, and fruit heights (good schools, but slightly more expensive) stay away from ogden, woods cross and layton. traffic into and out of davis county is horrendous.

if you go one county south (utah county) you have an excellent school district with alpine. avoid lehi. alpine and highland are lovely little suburbs with great schools and a great atmosphere nestled right up against the mountains. home prices and taxes are higher than other places (like american fork, pleasant grove and orem) but they are very sweet places to live. if you're not mormon i probably would'nt consider them -- they're about 98% mormon. mormons are very nice people typically (i know -- i am one) but you're kids might feel a bit left out not being one of the majority.

ok, back to the topic at hand. if you would like to email me, i would be happy to tell you what we make and how we live, but i'd rather not broadcast that all over the internet. email me at daves\_comet@yahoo.com. i would be happy to answer any questions you may have about moving to salt lake. let's just say that i moved here 20 years ago and i have never found a place i like better. i have lived in many cities in different parts of the world, but this is where i hang my heart.

good luck. this depends upon the type of trekking and which route your are going for trekking, but usually not more than seven hours per day. once you reach to 3000m you will walk for six hours. Dear visitor,  
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