Anna & Elsa M&G

[MickeyWaffles]

Just starting to think about our Labor Day week trip.

How is the crowd to meet A&E these days without the opportunity to book a FP anymore? Is it truly more manageable now that they're back in Epcot or is that something we need to do at rope drop? The week we are there should be lower crowds but who knows how the earlier Food & Wine start will affect things.

 

[123SA]

Last year, with the exception of Labor Day weekend itself (we waited 50 minutes for Nemo ride on Sunday at 11:30am of that weekend!), we experienced low crowds. We visited A&E on both the Wednesday before and after Labor Day with at most a 10 minute wait. Once around 6pm, once around 2pm.

 

[MickeyWaffles]

Last year, with the exception of Labor Day weekend itself (we waited 50 minutes for Nemo ride on Sunday at 11:30am of that weekend!), we experienced low crowds. We visited A&E on both the Wednesday before and after Labor Day with at most a 10 minute wait. Once around 6pm, once around 2pm.

Thank you! We arrive on Labor Day and our first park day is Tuesday. This is great news!

 

[123SA]

I should note that last year the F&W festival was not going on, and as you noted, I also wonder how it will effect character meet & greets. We'll be at Epcot on the Wed after Labor Day again.

 

[cassie58]

M & G for Anna and Elsa is better in their new location in the Sommerhus, since there are multiple pairs of them in separate rooms(so kids don't see and think they are meeting the only pair of course!) and everyone is not waiting for just the one set.

 

[FelisLachesis]

M & G for Anna and Elsa is better in their new location in the Sommerhus, since there are multiple pairs of them in separate rooms(so kids don't see and think they are meeting the only pair of course!) and everyone is not waiting for just the one set.

Ahhhh! You're breaking the fourth wall!

But that's very clever on how they keep that wait time down. Does the line split somewhere, and people are heading into different directions?

 

[mom2rtk]

M & G for Anna and Elsa is better in their new location in the Sommerhus, since there are multiple pairs of them in separate rooms(so kids don't see and think they are meeting the only pair of course!) and everyone is not waiting for just the one set.

I'm quite sure they had multiple meeting rooms in the MK as well. I know they did going back to Toontown days. Maybe they just have room for more rooms in their Epcot location?