Counting on you Disney experts to see if this is possible

[borgthe]

I have a 5:30 Candlelight Processional dinner at Le Cellier at 5:30. I can't change it now cuz there's none left. I just booked the AAA storytelling at 4:30 in the Magic Kingdom. It's a free benefit for booking through AAA. Anyway, 2 questions.

1. The storytelling is about 20 minutes. Will I be able to hop on the monorail, walk through FW to WS and be at my reservation by 5:30 if I get on the monorail by 5?

2. Has anyone done this storytelling? Is it worth it or should I just bag it and not rush around. My 4 year old would be thrilled with it, but if it's not that great I don't want the stress.

HELP!

Thanks all.

 

[snowbunny]

I don't know whether the storytelling is good or not, but I don't see how you are going to be able to present yourself at LeCellier at 5:30 if you are sitting in the MK at 4:45.

 

[goofy4tink]

If, and that's the big one, you get to the TTC monorail at 5:00, and don't have to wait for the monorail to Epcot, another big if, you will be in Epcot at about 5:20....it will take you at least 10 minutes to get to LeCellier from the monorail platform. You should be at your ADR about 5-10 minutes early anyway. I would forgo the storytelling...not worth the risk. You would be more likely to get to LeCellier around 6 if you are at MK at 4:30, and leaving there at 4:50ish.

 

[Robert P]

Agreed. If timing was perfect, and you walked right on the monorail(s), and crowds and gate check went well at EPCOT, you might JUST make it. You certainly would not be early.
I would say skip the storytelling. You would be very hard pressed to be on time for your ADR, even with ideal conditions.