e-nights gone for good?

[FatCow]

I would not RATHER having park closes at 10pm, but it's welcomed alternative. However, they don't even do this too often anyway.

 

[Doc and Family]

We also love the E-ride nights.
I think it may be time to start contacting WDW en-masse and let them know how we feel.

My DSs, 7 and 5, are planning their next trip around E-ride nights--I hope I don't have to crush their little dreams!!!

Pixie Dust for more E-ride nights!

 

[pammy1027]

So how much are E Night Tickets normally?? Are they normally during the week instead of the weekends??

 

[FatCow]

US$12 per person, IIRC. That's for an additional 3 hours of less-crowded environment

 

[Doc and Family]

Pammy,
E-ride nights are usually during the week.
Cost is $12.00 adult/ $10.00 child.

3 hours of nine rides with almost no crowds--we rode Splash Mountain 4 times in a row without getting off last time they had an E-ride night when we were there--and this is the norm.

Buzz Lightyear--3 times in a row without getting off.

Thunder Mountain Railroad-twice (Dad got sick-LOL)--boys wanted to ride it all night.

If they have one when you are there, I highly recommend them.

 

[n2mm]

I've been thinking this also. We enjoyed E-ticket nights when they first began a few years ago. We tried doing it this summer and it sold out, so was glad not to do it then. According to the Disney employee website there are NO e-tickets plans for March or April. (Unless they change their minds at the last minute--I check every day.)

 

[Sami]

we went to four ERIDE nights during our trip last summer. we enjoyed them all. Hope they don't cancel them for good

 

[RescueRanger]

I sent an email to Disney complaining about the lack of E-nights. We are going the second week of March. We are paying peak season prices yet the park hours are the same as low season and now to top it off they are not even offering the e-nights. It is becoming all to common a practice with Disney, LESS bang for your buck.

 

[jellydisney]

Originally posted by RescueRanger
I sent an email to Disney complaining about the lack of E-nights. We are going the second week of March. We are paying peak season prices yet the park hours are the same as low season and now to top it off they are not even offering the e-nights. It is becoming all to common a practice with Disney, LESS bang for your buck.

I agree. I'm going the second week of March also, and the MK is open until 11 only on one day, and the rest it closes at 8 or 9

Epcot closes at 7 (FW) and 9 (WS)... I wish they were open longer! MGM and AK don't concern me as much, but they are also closed by 6 and 7. blehhh

 

[RescueRanger]

Jellydisney- are you going the 2nd or the 3rd week of March. I just double checked the Disney website and the hours that you talk about are for the 3rd week. The second week has MK open til only 8:00 for 2 nights and the rest closing at 7:00. That is what I meant by low season hours.

Edited: I see from your countdown timer that you will be there the 3rd week. They had to raise the hours that week because you are going to be there while the local spring breaks will be going on as well.

 

[Gregg]

Is it true that there have been no E-Ride Nights since July??

I guess they are gone for good, huh? Another one of Eisner's magical cutbacks?

 

[Virgo10]

If E-Nights were stopped, I'd be VERY disappointed!

I always go to as many as are scheduled during my trips. Last May there were two, both running 10 p.m.-1 a.m. Where they might be crowded during peak times, in May or Sept. there's nobody home during these things. Often you can go round multiple times without even having to get off the ride. There have been occasions where I've walked upwards of 10 minutes without ever seeing another person. It really is like having the MK all to yourself.

Besides, if they stop E-Nights, what will happen to Skippy???

Skippy does Disney World!

Roberta