Best time for Toontown

[jennilouwho]

Hi!

We are going the week of Thanksgiving and we don't have Morning Madness passes. Is that held every day? If so, when is the best time to visit that area of the park?

Thanks!

 

[HydroGuy]

We are going the week of Thanksgiving and we don't have Morning Madness passes. Is that held every day? If so, when is the best time to visit that area of the park?

TTMM is held on Mon/Wed/Fri/Sat. It is best to do TT on a non-TTMM day and get there when it opens. TT opens one hour after DL officially opens I would recommend doing Gadget's Go Coaster first if you are into that and then Mickey's House.

 

[fronkfam]

I second HydroGuys tip. We did this on our trip in August and it worked out really well. We weren't too worried about the coaster, but wanted our kids to see Mickey and Minnie without a long wait. We hit their houses first. Mickey was still out from and not in the movie studio, but we got to walk through the house after we spent some time with him. It was very memorable. He was super cute with our son who was in a wheelchair and it made me cry! Happy tears!
Hope you enjoy your trip!!

 

[inluvwithbuzz]

We did Mickeys house about an hour after toon town opened. Mickey was waiting for guests at his front door. Since we were the only ones there Mickey spent a lot of time interacting with my 2yr old son. Which made some pretty good memorys. Mickey even gave us a tour of his house. When I go to Disneyland in November I will be heading to Mickeys in the early morning. That way we can avoid the crowds in the afternoon.

 

[S. S. Columbia]

On the way to Gadget's Go Coaster, I would get FPs for Roger Rabbit (RRCTS).

The FastPass machines for RRCTS usually aren't connected to the other FP machines, so even if you just got FPs for another attraction, you should be able to get them for RRCTS as well.

 

[LavenderPeach]

I agree that the best time to go is when toontown first opens on a non-TTMM day. But, if for some reason that doesn't work with your schedule a TTMM day could work out just fine too. When we went in August we didn't have tickets to TTMM but went on a TTMM day when toontown first opened to everyone else. We walked right on to the Go-Coaster twice (we could have gone more but DS was scared) and then we had a short wait to see Mickey (3 families in front of us). We also walked right on to Roger Rabbit.

I just wanted to mention that to let you know that all is not lost if you can't make it on a non-TTMM day. Of course, going the week of Thanksgiving might make it more crazy.

 

[jennilouwho]

Awesome! Thanks everyone! We will be there a non TTMM day, so we'll just hit one of those. Glad to know they don't do it every day!