AK touring order ??

[kidsgobears]

We'll be at AK on Nov 5th (level 6). We have an ADR at Donald's at 8 a.m. Everything I see says to head straight to EE at the rope drop. What I'm wondering is whether the EE line would already be really long if we first went on Dinosaur and Primeval Whirl before heading to EE (we're already in Dinoland at this point). I can't imagine it would take more than 15-20 minutes to go on both of these. How long would the standby line be at EE by this time?? Here's my plan:
1. Primeval Whirl
2. Dinosaur
3. Get FP for EE
4. Ride EE standby ...and then off to the rest of the park.

Thanks for any input.

Oh, one more thing. I have no problem with rollercoasters, but spinning doesn't always go over so well. Is it possible to wait in line with the kids for primeval whirl until they get on the ride and then head to where they'll be getting off if I decide I'd rather not ride?

 

[rlovew]

The length of the line for EE will depend on the time of year it is but overall you will probably wait 10-20 minutes longer by doing Dinosaur and Primeval Whirl first. But the queue is amazing so just enjoy it.

You can always take the chicken exit at any rollar coaster at the end. You children riding without you depends on their ages but they should have a problem if they are tall enough to go.

 

[taragl]

I would get the FP for EE first, and minimize your wait time.

 

[ryley26]

Have too agree would send a runner for fp and then ride Dino and Primevil.We go summer each year and have never waited longer then 15 min for either of the last two.

 

[kidsgobears]

Thanks for the replies!

It'll just be my boys (ages 8 & 6) and me, so there'll be no splitting up to get FPs. I'm trying to keep the crosssing back and forth across the parks to a minimum. I'm starting to think maybe we should get FPs for EE first and then ride EE standby before anything else. Would it make sense to head over to KS right after this and ride standby or should we wait until we can get a FP for KS? Thanks!