I won't be there (that day), but I will say as a wonderful ex-season passer that Epcot and MGM are favorites of mine even over Magic Kingdom. It's awesome just to go around to the different countries and see all the stuff they do (France has a comedy act I believe where in the end a mime climbs a huge stack of chairs, happens a few times a day. I once went to China when they had child acrobats do a performance. ) At the beginning of the "Around the World" area, they have a soda place that gives samples of all the sodaas across the world, from Japan to Israel (which happens to be my favorite, I think...)

MGM however is great for those who like movies and behind the scenes. They have a movie tour ride (cough cough get a fastpass), where it shows how live effects are done. There's a few others, some of my favorites are The Great Movie Ride, The Muppets (you will regret not seeing this one), Indiana Jones, and Who Wants to be a millionaire. I have yet to see the motor show.

Both are equally good if you ask me.

*Sighs, realizing he spent 20 minutes on a blog comment, and a Disney nerd*

Islands of Adventure - it is closer, has great entertainment for adults and kids, fantastic interactivity design, etc.

Going to just Disney parks will save money, I guess, buying a 2-day pass is more affordable, but why not share the love?

The beach is also an inexpensive alternative to a theme park. Just a thought.

My favorite Central Florida attraction that can't be reproduced anywhere is actually the Kennedy Space Center. If there were a launch scheduled, it would be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for most people on the planet.

For those of you who haven't ridden Expedition Everest yet, it's AWESOME.

Hi. Thanks for putting the effort into organizing this unconference. As for which parks on which days, I would suggest avoiding Magic Kingdom on Saturday as that is the busy day for out of town tourists. Epcot is great for a Saturday and MK is great on a Sunday. However, DAK has the new ride and it is my favorite park.