A LIst of Specific Attractions - Skip or Not to Miss

[jenfriend]

I have a list of a few things that we missed on our last trip and think we want to be sure to do/see this time; however, we're also in WDW a very short time on this trip, so please give me your 100% biased opinions. Thanks.

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show
Belle Riverboat
Laugh Show
Space Mountain
Splash Mountain (weather permitting)
Ariel's Grotto
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions)

The Studios
Car Stunt Show
Backlot Tour
RockNRollerCoaster

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner)
Teatime at the GFL
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours
Disney Quest
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting)
Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot.

Thanks. I always value your advice.

[BronxTigger]

I have a list of a few things that we missed on our last trip and think we want to be sure to do/see this time; however, we're also in WDW a very short time on this trip, so please give me your 100% biased opinions. Thanks.

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show - skip
Belle Riverboat - skip
Laugh Show - try
Space Mountain - don't miss
Splash Mountain (weather permitting) - don't miss
Ariel's Grotto - skip
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions) - try (not sure)

The Studios
Car Stunt Show - try
Backlot Tour - skip
RockNRollerCoaster - don't miss

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner) - CM (haven't done 1900 PF)
Teatime at the GFL - haven't done but heard wonderful things about it
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours - not sure what to choose
Disney Quest - skip unless you love video games and other similar virtual activities
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting) - try
Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot. - Beaches and Cream @ Beach Club

Thanks. I always value your advice.

I just added into your quote.

Most of the things I said skip are things that I haven't done in years (or ever?)

I don't know what the best option for the night w/o kids would be...I don't know your personally so it's hard to give advice like that. Personally, I think I'd pick to go out to dinner and then browse the monorail resorts or I'd go eat and browse at DTD. However, you may prefer Pleasure Island.

I hope you get a lot of responses!

[Samtastic]

I have a list of a few things that we missed on our last trip and think we want to be sure to do/see this time; however, we're also in WDW a very short time on this trip, so please give me your 100% biased opinions. Thanks.

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show- Miss
Belle Riverboat-Miss
Laugh Show-Try
Space Mountain-Definately
Splash Mountain (weather permitting)- if weather permits, then yea!
Ariel's Grotto-Never been
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions)- never been

The Studios
Car Stunt Show- It's awesome
Backlot Tour- I love it, it's a classic
RockNRollerCoaster-definately

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner)- Never been
Teatime at the GFL- never been
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop- I'm trying Kona, I'll let you know how it is
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours- I love the Adventurer's Club
Disney Quest- So, so- Only thing I do is virtual space mountain, pirate's and jungle cruise
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting)- never been
Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot.- Try spoodles? Also if you're into music try Jellyrolls

Thanks. I always value your advice.

I'm going to follow BroxnTigger

[Mikey Piano 23]

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show SKIP
Belle Riverboat SKIP
Laugh Show SKIP
Space Mountain DO
Splash Mountain (weather permitting) DO
Ariel's Grotto SKIP
Liberty Tree Tavern LUNCH

The Studios
Car Stunt Show DO
Backlot Tour SKIP
RockNRollerCoaster DO

Other
1900 Park Fare DO
Teatime at the GFL (never did this)
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona Great food DO
Pleasure Island: Soooo many clubs DO
Disney Quest Good for kids
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting) DO
Late night dinner Epcot: Nacos at San Angel Inn or at the counter service right outside in Mexico...great for kids and adults

Hope this helps and enjoy your trip!!!

[kakn7294]

These are my totally 100% biased opinions:

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show - I would make time for this - corny but cute!

Belle Riverboat - nice ride, nothing exciting though - you could miss it if you don't have time

Laugh Show - cute, make time to see - once is probably enough IMO

Space Mountain - definately!

Splash Mountain (weather permitting) - another definate unless you don't want to get wet as you can get anything from a little misting to a complete soaking

Ariel's Grotto - only if you desire a picture with Ariel and/or have an Ariel fan in your group - it's strictly a meet and greet - I wouldn't wait longer than 20 - 30 min and I love The Little Mermaid (my fav movie!)

Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions) - we love dinner here - character meal and my kind of food - think traditional Thanksgiving with turkey, ham, roast beef and all the trimmings

The Studios
Car Stunt Show - good show if you haven't seen it - once was enough for me but the kids somewhat like it

Backlot Tour - interesting but can be skipped without missing a whole lot - Catastrophe Canyon portion is pretty cool

RockNRollerCoaster - a must for any roller coaster fan - it's awesome! DD8's growth chart goal is 2 more inches by August so she can ride.

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner) - both are very good - Chef Mickey's is more rowdy and loud - better characters there if you have boys as 1900 PF is more for Cinderella fans

Teatime at the GFL - never been

Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours - we haven't dined alone since 1993 so I really can't give any advice here!

Disney Quest - never been but I hear it's fun for a video game buff

Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting) - I like TL and I'm not a water park person - love the lazy river and shark reef

Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot - we've only been to the ESPN Club on the Boardwalk but we like it alot. In Epcot, Rose and Crown is very good and we also enjoyed Biergarten a great deal but it's a bit far from that back entrance.

[FlaTinkRAMESAM]

just FYI: Splash Mtn is going to rehab the 4th of Jan until mid Feb (not sure of exact date... infocentral has it I am sure).

I am not sure when you are going, but just wanted you to keep that in mind so you weren't planning on it being available.

Have a great trip!!!

[Charlenne]

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show - miss
Belle Riverboat - miss
Laugh Show - miss
Space Mountain - never miss - one of the best queues in my opinion
Splash Mountain (weather permitting) - another never miss in my opinion, I ride it as often as I can each trip
Ariel's Grotto - never tried
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions) - never tried, we usually go for Casey's Corner for coutner service or Columbia Harbor House

The Studios
Car Stunt Show must do at least once, after that I don't think it's something that you need to repeat
Backlot Tour another one that should be done at least once, especially if somebody in your party isn't aware of Catastrophe Canyon
RockNRollerCoaster My 3rd favorite ride in Disney World, I ride it as much as I can, defintely a must do!

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner) - never done
Teatime at the GFL - never done
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop - I love Kona Cafe for dinner, especially the coconut chicken and the salad that comes with it. As for Downtown Disney, Raglan Road is very good in my opinion and you must go, especially if you love shopping!
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours - not my favorite thing to do, I've only been once and didn't enjoy it
Disney Quest - fun, but not worth the extra money, unless it's already included in your tickets
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting) - never been to the waterparks
Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot. - not sure on this one but I think Rose and Crown would be a pretty good option

[MississippiDisneyFreak]

I have a list of a few things that we missed on our last trip and think we want to be sure to do/see this time; however, we're also in WDW a very short time on this trip, so please give me your 100% biased opinions. Thanks.

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show
Belle Riverboat
Laugh Show
Space Mountain
Splash Mountain (weather permitting)
Ariel's Grotto
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions)

The Studios
Car Stunt Show
Backlot Tour
RockNRollerCoaster

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner)
Teatime at the GFL
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours
Disney Quest
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting)
Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot.

Thanks. I always value your advice.

I will only comment on what I have experience with:

MK-Liberty Tree Tavern for Lunch-The food is kind of home cooking type/thanksgiving type food...wait staff is dressed in colonial clothing
Country Bears Jamboree-My son loved it when he was 4 years old...nothing any of us would do without small children

Studios-Backlot Tour-Interesting insight into some of the biggest movies, you get to see actual props and special effects
Stunt Show-I hated it, my 12 year old son loved it and its on his must do...if you have boys, they'll like it
RocknRoller Coaster-I don't do roller coasters, but my sister does and its her favorite at HS.

[kdsjjb]

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show Skip it
Belle Riverboat Do it once
Laugh Show Do it once
Space Mountain Must do
Splash Mountain (weather permitting) Must do - regardless of weather
Ariel's Grotto Skip it
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions) Awesome for dinner

The Studios
Car Stunt Show Do it once - kind of cheesy
Backlot Tour Must do
RockNRollerCoaster Must do

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner) Chef Mickey
Teatime at the GFL No opinion
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop Raglan Road is good but loud- upstairs at Wolfgang Pucks is nice, Kona is nice as well
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours Skip it
Disney Quest DS16, DD13, DS10 DW and I love it
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting) Lazy river alone is worth the trip
Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot. Tangerine Cafe - love the food, and a great little terrace to people watch

Have a great time!

[SBETigg]

Can't Miss:
Space Mountain
Splash Mountain (weather permitting)
RockNRollerCoaster

Good to see, but skippable if pressed for time:
Laugh Show
Car Stunt Show
Backlot Tour
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting)
Pleasure Island

Miss:
Kona Cafe
Disney Quest

Haven't Tried:
Country Bears Jamboree Show
Belle Riverboat
Ariel's Grotto
Liberty Tree Tavern
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner)
Teatime at the GFL

Adult Night Recommendation: Dinner at California Grill, Narcoossee's, or Grand Floridian Cafe. (all much better than Kona for us).

Epcot Recommendation: Rose & Crown, Chefs de France, or Marrakesh are all in good locations for lingering, and their CS is also good if you prefer a CS (Boulangerie Patisserie, Yorkshire Country Fish, or Tangierine Cafe).

[mjaclyn]

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show - Skip
Belle Riverboat - Skip
Laugh Show - Do It
Space Mountain - Do It
Splash Mountain (weather permitting) - Do It
Ariel's Grotto - Skip
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions)- Do it for lunch unless you're a big fan of family style character meals. We like the character buffet at Crystal Palace for DD, but didn't really like the Liberty Tree Tavern dinner. The food isn't very good but I've heard lunch is much better.

The Studios
Car Stunt Show - Do It
Backlot Tour - Skip
RockNRollerCoaster - Do it

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner) - Do Chef Mickey's - I personally didn't like 1900 Park Fare
Teatime at the GFL - I've never had a chance to do this either so I can't say
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours- Since you only have 2 hours I would stick with Kona Cafe. If you're using Disney transportation it can take up to an hour just to get to DD
Disney Quest - If you do this, go during the day on a weekday around lunchtime. Weekends and evenings are ridiculously crowded.
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting) - waterparks are always fun but if you're strapped for time I would spend it in the 4 major parks rather than at the waterpark.

Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot. - Definitely do this - a late night dinner at Epcot is great because you can see Illuminations when you're finished. Rose & Crown has incredible views of Illuminations. You could also try Chefs De France.

[poeticeclipse]

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show - Skip
Belle Riverboat - Skip
Laugh Show - Do it!
Space Mountain - Do it!
Splash Mountain (weather permitting) - DO IT!
Ariel's Grotto - Skip
Liberty Tree Tavern - I've heard great things

The Studios
Car Stunt Show - Do it!
Backlot Tour - Do it!
RockNRollerCoaster - Do it!

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare - I enjoy 1900!
Teatime at the GFL - No opinion
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop - I say Downtown Disney without kids but the monorail is something you should do as a family!
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours - Skip
Disney Quest - Skip
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting) - Do it!
Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- Do it! Epcot is amazing at night!

[Figgyluv03]

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show - It one of those once every 10 years for me.
Belle Riverboat - like it, but can miss
Laugh Show - wasn't there the last time I was there
Space Mountain - Can't Miss
Splash Mountain (weather permitting) - Can't Miss
Ariel's Grotto - only if Ariel is there and doesn't have a line.
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions) - Never ate here, but heard excellent reviews about dinner.

The Studios
Car Stunt Show - wasn't there the last time
Backlot Tour - has seen it's last days. Use to be good, but worth missing now.
RockNRollerCoaster - MUST DO about 10 times!

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner)
Teatime at the GFL
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours
Disney Quest
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting)
Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot.

[Magic Smiles]

Country Bears Jamboree Show - never seen it
Belle Riverboat - did it for the first time in Dec 07, enjoyed it and it was relaxing
Laugh Show - good to see once
Space Mountain - good ride
Splash Mountain (weather permitting) - good on a hot day
Ariel's Grotto - never done it
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions) - never done it

The Studios
Car Stunt Show - great show
Backlot Tour - we really enjoy this
RockNRollerCoaster - not to be missed

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner) Did Chef Mickey's for breakfast in Dec - really enjoyed it. 1900 Park Fare not our style
Teatime at the GFL - never done it
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours - 3 totally different experiences
Disney Quest - we LOVE Disney Quest
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting) Always a great time to relax and enjoy the lazy river
Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot. - no recommendations for this at all

[Tygger7]

I have a list of a few things that we missed on our last trip and think we want to be sure to do/see this time; however, we're also in WDW a very short time on this trip, so please give me your 100% biased opinions. Thanks.

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show - ONLY IF YOU HAVE EXTRA TIME
Belle Riverboat - MISS
Laugh Show - HAVEN'T TRIED YET
Space Mountain - DO NOT MISS!!!
Splash Mountain (weather permitting) - DO NOT MISS!!!
Ariel's Grotto - IF YOU HAVE AN ARIEL FAN, DON'T MISS; OTHERWISE, MISS
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions) - MISS, I PREFER CRYSTAL PALACE

The Studios
Car Stunt Show - DON'T MISS
Backlot Tour - DON'T MISS
RockNRollerCoaster - DON'T MISS

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner) - CHEF MICKEY'S IF YOU HAVE TO CHOOSE
Teatime at the GFL - NOT MY STYLE, SO I'D MISS IT
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set) - YES, DEFINITELY
Downtown Disney - DO NOT GO ON FRI, SAT, OR SUN AS IT CAN BE REALLY CROWDED
Monorail loop - FUN TO SHOP AT VARIOUS RESORTS, BUT ALSO CONSIDER TAKING A BOAT TO THE WILDERNESS LODGE...IT'S WORTH SEEING!!
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours - DEFINITELY MISS, THERE ARE BETTER WAYS TO SPEND YOUR TIME
Disney Quest - MISS
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting) - TRY IF YOU CAN SQUEEZE IT IN. WE NORMALLY DON'T DO WATER PARKS IF PRESSED FOR TIME
Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot. - IF YOU HAVE TIME, CONSIDER MAKING AN ADR AT ROSE & CROWN TO WATCH ILLUMINATIONS. TOKOYO DINING IS ANOTHER GREAT OPTION. NOT SURE ABOUT THE HOURS, BUT YOU MAY WANT TO ALSO CHECK OUT BEACHES & CREAM & GET A KITCHEN SINK SUNDAE.

Thanks. I always value your advice.

Hope this helps!!

[ravsluvdisney]

I will give you one from each section:

CBJ - see it....IF YOU DARE!! Have to say, I have not seen this show since the 70's and finally re-visited it with DW and our 2 DS' (8 & 5). Oh my! Just dated, boring and not funny.

Car Stunt Show - Just saw this with my older DS last trip and it is a really good show and my son got a kick out of it. Definitely try it.

Kona - Do it. One of our faves.

[KAJUNKING]

I have a list of a few things that we missed on our last trip and think we want to be sure to do/see this time; however, we're also in WDW a very short time on this trip, so please give me your 100% biased opinions. Thanks.

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show- dont skip
Belle Riverboat-dont skip
Laugh Show - would not miss
Space Mountain - dont skip
Splash Mountain (weather permitting) - dont skip
Ariel's Grotto - skip
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions) ????????

The Studios
Car Stunt Show- dont miss
Backlot Tour- skip
RockNRollerCoaster- dont skip

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner)- cm
Teatime at the GFL-?????
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours
Disney Quest
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting)
Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot.

Thanks. I always value your advice.

thats all i could respond on, have fun

[browneyedgirl12]

I have a list of a few things that we missed on our last trip and think we want to be sure to do/see this time; however, we're also in WDW a very short time on this trip, so please give me your 100% biased opinions. Thanks.

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show Try
Belle Riverboat Skip
Laugh Show try
Space Mountain must do
Splash Mountain (weather permitting) Must Do
Ariel's Grotto Skip
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions) Pretty good as said before thanksgiving kind of meal

The Studios
Car Stunt Show Skip
Backlot Tour Try
RockNRollerCoaster Must do

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner) Chef Mickey's
Teatime at the GFL Fun for girls although they have some strang sandwiches and if your not big on hot tea than not so great but their desserts are fantastic
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop
Pleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours No opinion
Disney Quest Fun but not a must do
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting) Must Do so much fun going on slides and shark reef is awesome
Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot. San Angel Inn has good food and it has great theming

Thanks. I always value your advice.

My Opinions

[irish1967]

I cut out the things we have never done...

Magic Kingdom

Country Bears Jamboree Show If you are walking by and the next show is about to begin, I would do it - it is a classic and something you should do at least once
Space Mountaindefinitely
Splash Mountain (weather permitting)definitely, unless it is really chilly out

The Studios
Car stunt show definitely
RockNRollerCoasterNO, but it makes me hence my biased opinion

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner)chef mickeys
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop
I love Kona Cafe

[katzctkpt]

The 1st yr we went we marked each item done on our map then the 2nd yr we done the things we skipped the 1st yr unless we thought we wouldn't like so, I'll notate beside each in red.

Magic Kingdom
Country Bears Jamboree Show corny but a good place to take a break
Belle Riverboat never done
Laugh Show do
Space Mountain most definately doSplash Mountain (weather permitting) most definately do
Ariel's Grotto depends on children's age
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch or dinner suggestions) haven't done

The Studios
Car Stunt Show doBacklot Tour do
RockNRollerCoaster one of the best rides

Other
Chef Mickey's vs. 1900 Park Fare (dinner) do both. girls will love 1900 the best chef mickey very loud and interactiveTeatime at the GFL haven't done
Dinner without kids at Cafe Kona (ADRs set), or Downtown Disney, or along the monorail loop the monorail ride is nice to set and relaxPleasure Island - we could only go w/o kids for about 2 hours haven't done Disney Quest dh and children want to do I don't really care one way of the other
Typhoon Lagoon (weather permitting) would do
Late night dinner (9pm-ish) on Boardwalk or at Epcot on the night it has evening magic hours (to relax, kill time until crowds thin out a bit)- I'd do the boardwalk CS or restaurant perferably near the back entrance of Epcot. Japanese restaurant