DCA- no early entry

[larie21]

How big of a deal is it to go to DCA on an early entry day if I don't have early entry? Trying to figure out what days to include DL & DCA in our trip. Right now it looks like we may have to go on a W, Th, F. We would use our MM at DL on Thurs. So, DCA would have to be on a Wed or Fri. Will we really be at a big disadvantage doing it this way?

 

[figment_jii]

It depends on what you want to do...going to DCA on mornings when it had it's early entry tends to mean that there will already be a line for RSR and TSMM when the park opens to everyone. You can still get a FP for RSR (they don't start distributing these until the park opens to everyone), but TSMM does not have a SRL or FP. Otherwise, there isn't really a long lasting impact of early entry (i.e., the crowds aren't going to be noticeable larger in DCA all day long).

 

[dorchrislen]

so, how long do you think the TSMM line will have built up to by about 8:10 (the time we'd get there after first getting a RSR FP).

 

[dorchrislen]

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[22Tink]

so, how long do you think the TSMM line will have built up to by about 8:10 (the time we'd get there after first getting a RSR FP).

We were just there last weekend and got to DCA around 9 on an early entry day. TSMM was at about 20 minutes and really only averaged about 30-40 min the whole 3 days we were there. It did get longer on our last day but GRR was down a lot that day and so was CS so I think that affected the other lines.

 

[g-dad66]

so, how long do you think the TSMM line will have built up to by about 8:10 (the time we'd get there after first getting a RSR FP).

I've been monitoring this the past month, and the TSMM wait has always been either 5 minutes or 10 minutes at 8:10.

 

[Geemo]

I've been monitoring this the past month, and the TSMM wait has always been either 5 minutes or 10 minutes at 8:10.

What are you using to monitor waits?

 

[g-dad66]

What are you using to monitor waits?

Touring Plan's Lines app.