Early Morning hours

[babymaddie]

Hi

Are the early morning hours available to everyone and how does it work please? Do you need a special permit?

Many thanks

 

[wedreamofdisney]

EMH are for those who stay on site, in one of the Disney Hotels.

 

[A Small World]

EMH are for those who stay on site, in one of the Disney Hotels.

or for those with a dream AP

If staying in a disney hotel you will have a hotel easy pass to show at the gate before they will let you through

 

[euapap]

Are the EMH available to everyone who stays onsite or only to those who stay in suites?

 

[babymaddie]

I think they are available to everyone in an onsite hotel whether you stay in a normal room or a suite.

 

[DLPdaft]

Thats right, anyone booked into any onsite hotel room can go into the park from 8am for Extra Magic Hours .

 

[babymaddie]

Is it much quieter during the EMH's?

Even after 2 visits it's not something that we have ever used.

Is it worth it or is it very busy still?

May try it this May as will be in New York so not that far away from the park and Madelane is getting up at an earlier time nowadays.

 

[A Small World]

if you get there for 8.00 its much quieter - it gets busier by about 9

we often do Peter pan 4 times in a row and dumbo without queing at all

 

[DLPdaft]

EMH is a real godsend if you have young children who enjoy the Fantasyland rides - as Small World says, the first hour especially of EMH you can do Dumbo, teacups, carousel, Peter Pan, and Pinocchio or Snow White with no queues whatsoever (we've done PP 3 times in a row, and could have gone back for more, with no queues in EMH).

Plus Buzz and Orbitron are open in Discoveryland during EMH, another 2 very popular rides with youngsters .

 

[alebisi]

EMH are for the ones staying onsite, and also at the hotel L'Elysee Val d'Europe