Early Entry crowds

[Jenny]

i'm going late jan/early feb. w/ an infant, toddler, etc., staying on-site & have a plan to go to each park on EE days. if we're running close to the time that the park opens to the public, thus missing the early magic hour, should we bother? i'm thinking that off-season that the EE days w/ the exception of the extra hour might be more crowded than the non-EE days. if that's the correct logic, should i just skip EE days anyway? what do you think????

 

[jordanyosh]

I don't really think that the parks will be that busy with or w/o the EMH. However, I am still avoiding the parks that have EMH.

If you can't take full advantage of EMH, then it might be better to avoid those parks.

 

[PolyHereWeCome]

You are going at the least crowded time of the entire year (congrats., by the way!). I would go to whatever park you wanted to go to, whenever you wanted.

 

[danny1649]

Would go to non ee park on a visit at that time of year and you will be fine.I think you will will be able to see much has you want to and still get a good nights rest.

 

[JFrey4240]

EE is great at MK. You can hit all of the rides in Fantasyland with no or very little wait. It's amazing that you can ride so many rides within 45 minutes. We like to do that and then make the last seating PS for Crystal Palace. You can get so much done before breakfast. Then make sure you get fast passes for Splash Mountain or Thunder Mountain Railroad for after breakfast. Ride that then go back to your resort for a power nap. It is worth the effort to get there. I didn't find EE all that helpful for us at the other 3 parks but it is a must at MK.