Best order for DL rides?

millie0312

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hi everyone-
I'm working on planning our trip Dec 8-16 with 5 park days and could use some help. We will have 2 DL days with EE ( on site) and also be able to hop over from 2 of the the 3 DCA EE days (except one day is not a hopper). So I am trying to come up with a good game plan to give us an idea of what ride is the best to ride and when- to beat the huge crowds that will be there then. any thoughts/tips with the large crowds, holidays, LB, etc going on on what order to do the rides/shows? I realize there may be quite a few at EE so we plan to get there 30-45 mins at least before EE starts to wait in line, then take an afternoon nap, then close the park. I would love to have an idea of what rides to hit immediately, what to hit mornings, afternoons or evenings, what will run out of FPs early, what can you hit after hopping over later in the day, etc. I realize we may have to change it up but I like to start with good info and a plan. Tia!
 
At this point, my guess is that for the DL EMH/MM, the two most popular attractions are Peter Pan and Hyperspace Mtn. Over in DCA, the most popular attractions are RSR, TSMM, and Soarin'. For DL, my feeling about EMH/MM is that if you're one of the first guests into the parks and can get to Peter Pan quickly, I'd do that. However, if by the time you get to Peter Pan the line is already 30+ minutes, I'd skip it and do other things (basically, I'd rather spend the EMH/MM time doing other attractions and I accept that there will be a long(ish) wait for Peter Pan later in the day). In terms of FPs, the first ones to run out are RSR (DCA) and Hyperspace Mtn (DL).
 




















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