A few MNSSHP Questions

[wdwlovin'family]

First, can you play the Sorcerer game during the MNSSHP?

Secondly, what is the capacity of the parties? I have read some stories about it being crazy busy and I am wondering, busy compared to what? Are lines horrendously long for rides? I have only been to one party and that was at the end of September in 2009. The only thing I remember crowd-wise was the line to see Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs. (that and it being horrendously hot)

Lastly, how often are tickets available the day of the party?

 

[mesaboy2]

1. first, can you play the sorcerer game during the mnsshp?

2. Secondly, what is the capacity of the parties? I have read some stories about it being crazy busy and i am wondering, busy compared to what? Are lines horrendously long for rides? I have only been to one party and that was at the end of september in 2009. The only thing i remember crowd-wise was the line to see snow white and the 7 dwarfs. (that and it being horrendously hot)

3. lastly, how often are tickets available the day of the party?

1. Yes.

2. No one knows, but most guesses are between 25K and 35K maximum. Ride lines are very short compared to most days of the year. Party activities can be crowded, as they tend to be concentrated near Main Street and most guests go for the party-related events.

3. Most parties. The main ones that risk sellouts are near Halloween itself.

 

[siskaren]

1. You can not only play the Socerer game during the party, but there's also a party-exclusive card (I'm surprised you didn't mention it, mesaboy. )

2. Most people go to the parties for the party-exclusive activities - ride lines should be pretty short, although I can see HM being popular.

 

[Amber1111]

We've gone twice now at the end of September and I've found the lines for attractions (rides) to be short. We walked on to HM last year. I think people focus more on the party specific activities like the special character visits.

 

[jsebsirois]

We've gone twice now at the end of September and I've found the lines for attractions (rides) to be short. We walked on to HM last year. I think people focus more on the party specific activities like the special character visits.

I think it's the point of paying an extra 60$, taking advantage of the party specific events, characters and entertainment.

We usually ride a few attractions that has absolutely no wait...

 

[Amber1111]

I think it's the point of paying an extra 60$, taking advantage of the party specific events, characters and entertainment.

We usually ride a few attractions that has absolutely no wait...

Yes, I guess it depends on what you want out of the party. To me it's worth $60 to ride whatever I want without a long wait, trick or treat and see the parade.

 

[jsebsirois]

Yes, I guess it depends on what you want out of the party. To me it's worth $60 to ride whatever I want without a long wait, trick or treat and see the parade.

I agree. In the end, the most important thing is to enjoy the Party, no matter why you go!