4 Parks in 1 Day AND SW Fireworks? Doable?

[Fall1]

We are attempting to do 4 parks in 1 Day in April, starting at AK because it's EMH there that day. We've never seen SW Fireworks and would love to, but this our only time we'll enter HS.

Is it likely that we can do it this night? What time do you actually have to line up for a viewing spot?

Thanks!

 

[Robo]

We are attempting to do 4 parks in 1 Day in April, starting at AK because it's EMH there that day. We've never seen SW Fireworks and would love to, but this our only time we'll enter HS.

Is it likely that we can do it this night? What time do you actually have to line up for a viewing spot?

Thanks!

Doable?

Without knowing what attractions you will attempt in the other three parks, there's no good answer for you.

For the SW fireworks, enter the DHS gates a minimum of 30 minutes before the start-time,
and just stand anywhere on Hollywood Blvd.

 

[BuckeyeBama]

I have done all 4 and rode all of the most popular rides, then watched Wishes. I have done it a few times, though not in a few years. Very "doable", but it is an exhausting day and you won't be doing much other than rushing from rise to ride/park to park.

 

[cavepig]

We've done all 4 parks and ended at ST for the star wars fireworks just this past January (started at AK with Early entry too). However we didn't have any little kids with us. Just stand on the main st like above said. People start lining up early, but how early depends on the time of year/crowds, it's fireworks so there's lots of good spots I think. I would plan to get there at least an hour before they start so you aren't cutting it close with any unforeseen delays getting you there.

 

[C-CMom]

I have done all 4 and rode all of the most popular rides, then watched Wishes. I have done it a few times, though not in a few years. Very "doable", but it is an exhausting day and you won't be doing much other than rushing from rise to ride/park to park.

Have done this, with mid-teens. We all had a great time.

Agree with above, with note that the journeys between parks CAN be a break from the "rush". Doesn't have to be busses every time, use monorail (Epcot + DHS) and boat (Epcot + DHS) for different scenery. Higher crowd levels would reduce numbers of total attractions. Also doesn't HAVE to feel like a rush all day - -> if set your attractions goal low-to-moderate rather than the most you can, the day may feel more relaxed (and if it turns out you can squeeze in an extra or 2 that would be a bonus). Consider aiming for counter service meals a bit off the "typical" schedule to avoid largest crowds there. Maybe FP+ for your 2nd or later park, where estimated busiest.

Enjoy!