Doing Fantasmic and Star Wars

[dezprincesscc]

How can you do both, and is it worth it to try? I know the kids will love both but IDK what they would like better, and if it would be worth rushing them to fit them in. Thanks!

 

[Robo]

On most nights, due to how they are intentionally scheduled too close together, you can't do both.

On some nights, when F! is scheduled for two performances, you can figure at way to
get to see both the fireworks and F!

 

[PanamaMike]

As Robo mentioned, if there is only one performance of F!, the schedule doesn't always work.

At the moment, F! runs from 8:30-9:00 with SW starting at 9:00 so no way to do both.

At the beginning of March, F! was running from 7:00-7:30 with SW at 7:45 and I did do both in the same night.

Then for a few nights, SW started at 8:00 which made it even easier to see both shows.

Once the switch to Daylight Saving Time happened, they moved to the current schedule.

 

[disneyfav4ever]

Unless they're more than a half hour apart there's no way to do both. We plan two nights at the Studios to fit both in our plan.

 

[Orangeballer]

We just got back last week. We did Fantasmic and we were within the first 10-20% out of the stadium. We weren't trying to hurry but the first fireworks went off as we got back to TOT. We then hurried over and watched the remainder from Main Street. We could only see the center of the 3 screens but we still loved it. I think if you sit near the exit of Fantasmic and leave as soon as it's over you can still see most of the fireworks.

 

[theyoungs07]

45 minutes was enough to easily see both and we weren't in the back of the F! theater.

 

[ArielSRL]

Unless they're more than a half hour apart there's no way to do both. We plan two nights at the Studios to fit both in our plan.

This is what we do, as well.

 

[PanamaMike]

Unless they're more than a half hour apart there's no way to do both.

As I posted above, that is simply not true.