Ahhhh.... we leave for Orlando in the morning. Weather looks wonderful. We may just hang out at the pool all week. We're still working on using our 7 day park hopper passes that I bought 10 years ago. Maybe we'll have one Disney today. I've printed out the calendar but I bet there will be no "good" choice.
Deb
It depends on your goals. The great thing about your tickets is they don't expire and you can park hop. If you do want to do Ride, expecially rides with lines, get to a park before it opens. Follow a touring plan. You can do Space Mountain, Splash Mountain, (Thunder is still closed) the more kiddy rides like Dumbo, Peter Pan etc. Within two hours of park opening with out much of a wait at all. Same is true for Toy Story Mania, Star Tours, Tower of Terror & Rock 'n Rollercoaster, or Everest, Dinosaur, and Killmanjaro, or Soar'n & Test Track.
Then you can leave go back to the pool, and come back for the fireworks, Frantasmic or Illuminations and some more rides.
If the day had 80,000 people or 30,000 people you really can't show up a noon, wander around and try to go on the Big attractions.
There should be shows and other fun things to do that will will not have to wait long for, I really enjoy the TTA (peoplemover) and there is almost never a line for it. Tiki Birds I think you can still always get into next show, Carousel of Progress has almost no wait, which has had a new show with Obama for a couple years now. It's now almost 1:00pm and while the wait for Splash Mountain is 96 minutes, Space is 49 min, Peter Pan is 46 min. There are still attactions with under a 10 mintue wait, and that's probibly just the average for the next show. Seating every 15 minutes your wait will be from 0 to 14.9 minutes depanding of luck.