DLP Premier Access in March?

[sheilafri]

I plan to go to DLP for a second time in March on a less busy day. I can afford Premier passes, but are they worth the expense? They are more than the ticket! Also, trying to decide between one or two parks. The Spider-Man ride is really good and I LOVE Remy, but my heart is in the MK park. Should I just go back another day to do the second park?

 

[Karin1984]

Which day, and are you staying onsite?

 

[sheilafri]

Hope to go March 12 or 14 as rain date. We are staying for several weeks in Paris. We have taken the RER to get there and back on a previous trip.

 

[Karin1984]

I would definitely not pay for a package Premier Access. There are rides that rarely have a long line on low crowd days (which I hope 12 and 14 are, no public or school holidays). That is definitely not worth it. But maybe pay for 1 or 2 if lines are long and you are short on time. Decide when you get to the park and see how long the lines are.

 

[Mommb]

I realize OP has probably already completed their trip, but in case anyone has a similar question, I can report based on our experience last week (March 10-12).

The only attractions that my family used individual Premier Access for were Crush’s Coaster (the day before it went down for refurbishment) and Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure. The one person who did roller coasters used the single rider line, which was quick. For non-coasters, our longest wait was 20 minutes for Buzz Lightyear (and 30 minutes for a second ride on Spider-Man). Most waits were 10 minutes or less early in the day and late afternoon. To be fair, it did rain a lot those days, which may have thinned out the crowds.

If you don’t need to do everything, you could easily hit the highlights of both parks in 1 day, but you would miss many of the shows.