Early Entrance Days

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Do the early entrance days ever change, or do they stay the same? What are they? Is it really worth it to go since everyone else is going as well? Should you go to an opposite park that day?

Thanks for your help! These boards are so helpful!!
Have a nice day!!::MinnieMo ::MickeyMo

Christine
 
The EE days have only changed once, when WDW did away with them for a while and brought them back on different days. Other than that, they stay the same. They are:

Sunday: Magic Kingdom
Monday: Animal Kingdom
Tuesday: Disney Studios
Wednesday: Epcot
Thursday: Magic Kingdom
Friday: Animal Kingdom
Saturday: Disney Studios

Whether they are worth doing or not is up to you. Even though they are available to anyone staying onsite, the parks are not crowded at all during that time. However, the EE park will become more crowded than the other parks later that day. So if you enjoy getting up and hitting the parks early, you could do EE then hop to another park when it starts to get crowded. Or if you do not enjoy getting up early, then you can go to a non-EE park. We do a combination of EE days and non-EE days each trip, depending on what we feel like.

Happy planning!
 
:D

I like the EE days. ANy time that you have an extra hour or two to go to one of the parks is a plus. It is true that the park with the EE day on a specific day will be the busiest, but you will notice the crowds to be bigger in the afternoon. If the crowds are a concern with you, simply leave in the afternoon and go to another park or back to the hotel/resort and relax for a little while before going out again.

::MickeyMo Mickey76::MickeyMo
 
Our experience with the EE days is that they post the parks will open an hour early, however when we have gone they actually opened an hour and a half early....has anyone else had this experience....:wave:
 

Note that EE days can change on occasion due to special events. One such event that immediately comes to mind is the WDW marathon in January.
 
Anyone have a strategy for if you don't want to do EE? Like would Magic Kingdom be less crowded on Monday since it just had its EE on Sunday? Or aren't there any patterns like that?

Thanks,
Brenda
 
Calling it Disney Studios makes it a lot easier on people. When I told my husband I was planning on just Disney World and not Universal , he protested that we wouldn't be doing the star wars ride!
If he calls me obsessed(with these boards), can i call him ignorant?
 













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