Early Entry? Every park?

[Sparrow'sLady]

Is EE at every park, every day? In year's past it was select parks on select days,

Is there any value to this? 30 minutes does not seem like much. That is not even wait time for one headliner. :/ Maybe it does help to reduce it some, however.

 

[gottalovepluto]

Every day, every park.

Worth it is relative. If you're rope dropping you'll get a headliner in with shorter waits than after normal park open. If you are serious about rope dropping you'll get a headliner and maybe a secondary ride, or at least be deep in line for the second ride by park open. I'm not a serious rope dropper so I use this as a time to get into the parks with low crowds and hit medium level rides like Winnie the Pooh, or Na'vi. Great time to do ToT and RNRC.

If you want to use EE, browse the sticky on everything early entry. Vital info there as not everything is open during EE and you don't want to waste time trying to do something that is closed when you arrive.

 

[RivGirl]

Is EE at every park, every day? In year's past it was select parks on select days,

Is there any value to this? 30 minutes does not seem like much. That is not even wait time for one headliner. :/ Maybe it does help to reduce it some, however.

It’s worth it if you don’t want to pay for LLSP and LLMP, and perhaps if you’re park hopping and want to squeeze the most out of your day. It can also feel special to be one of the first inside the park.

I’m a reformed rope dropper. With LLSP, LLMP, and a bit of strategy my family gets everything done and we don’t have to rob ourselves of sleep.

If you do want to rope drop, I highly recommend seeking out one of the blog posts on rope drop strategy. For instance, you should know that if you really want to be first in line for a headliner, that means arriving to the gate 30-60 minutes *ahead* of the EE time.

I have come to the conclusion that it’s still standing in line one way or the other…and one way makes my family more tired and grouchy.

But to each their own!