Crowds on Sundays??

[always quiet]

This year, we are planning on doing one of the theme parks on a Sunday. In all the years I have gone to disney, I have NEVER been in a park on the weekend!! I have heard enough to know that Saturdays are a definite no-no, but since we are planning to go to the water parks during the week, I have to plan a theme park visit for Sunday. Are they really crowded days?? I was thinking of doing MK during the day, then after dinner, hopping back into another park. Which park would be best for Sunday evening?? MGM or Epcot?? IF the weather is nice, I am leaning towards Epcot...when we were there in Dec 02, it poured the night we were in Epcot and we had to bail and miss Candlelight Processional and Illuminations was cancelled due to thunder! Don't want to risk missing them this time!!

 

[Tigger&Belle]

Are you staying onsite? Sunday is early entry at MK so I would not go there unless you are staying onsite and get to the park for EE. If you do EE I would stay until it gets crowded and then hop to another park, but that would be long before dinner, depending on the time of year you'd be there.

T&B

 

[dreamalittledream]

We are also planning MK on Sunday because I scored the CRT for 9:05. Since it is an EE, we can get in at 8. The other family members are staying offsite (unfortunate for them) but will they be able to get in at 8:00?

What allows you to get in on an EE? Resort ID? or will they be able to because we have a PS# for breakfast?

Is there enough time to do Dumbo and Pooh before our 9:05 PS? Our DD and neice are 1 1/2 and 2 1/2 so all we plan to do are the "little" rides anyway.
any experts advice would be great, we are so excited!

 

[Micca]

Always Quiet I think Sunday is a good MK day if you have EE.

Dreamalittledream Welcome to the Dis Use your resort i.d. for EE. I would definitely think you could do Dumbo and Pooh and probably a few others during the EE hour. It would be a good time for Snow White, Peter Pan, the carousel, and Mickey's Philharmagic as those are all near the castle.

 

[Kaycee]

We are also planning our first-ever Sunday in the parks for next trip. We'll be staying on site, so we'll de EE at MK. Then, after an afternoon break at the hotel, we plan to hop to MGM for the evening.

dreamalittledream: A resort ID is needed for EE since you must be staying onsite, so your family members will not be able to attend EE. However, since they have a PS# they'll be able to get in early enough with the PS# to get to CRT. I've never been to CRT for breakfast (no little princesses here) but I've read several posts by people who said they were able to ride two to three rides (Dumbo, Pooh, etc.) easily before a 9:05 PS on EE days.

 

[always quiet]

We're staying in FW and are definitely taking advantage of EE (do you think anyone will EVER feel comfortable calling it EMH??? ).