First time in disney :)

[beckgleeson]

I am going to orlando for the first two weeks of sept with my boyfriend. We are both in our early twenties and are wondering does anyone have some advice on planning our trip. I really wanna see as much as possible so any good tips on what to do or not do would be great Also we are staying in the raddison resort, it looked really nice on the website but after i booked it i saw some pretty bad reviews, anyone stayd here? Or no anything about it?

[spondishy]

Hey there and welcome to the forum... Please introduce yourself if you get chance.

If you're going for two weeks you'll have plenty of time to do all of Disney and then some. Top tips, at least for a couple of days get to the parks before gate opening times and ride/see what you want first thing. This will help you avoid the lines.

Definitely do the fireworks and Magic Kingdom and Epcot. Fantasmic at Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Do you plan on going further afield (Universal for instance)?

Is this the Radisson you are staying at:

Radisson Resort Orlando Hotels: Orlando Florida Resort: Kissimmee Hotels

The problem with hotel reviews is that as soon as you read even one negative it really puts you off. Are you there for the full two weeks?

[beckgleeson]

Thanks wasnt sure if i should introduce myself or not.

We want to go to universal, kennedy space centre and maybe miami for a night or two as well as disney so dont want to spend too much time in any of them, but enough time to see as much as possible as well.

That is the hotel we are staying at, and its for the two full weeks. Do you think sept is a good time of the year to be going? Will everything be open or anything in particular going on? Kinda disgusted now i didnt book it for oct to see disney at halloween

[spondishy]

Everything will definitely be going on. You're going pretty much in windy season, but as Orlando is in the middle of Florida, normally it escapes the worst of the storms.

You'll definitely need to plan if you're going to squeeze all that into one vacation. Watch out for theme park burn-out as well. Squeezing too much in can really make you tired.