Easiest way to see WOC

[nana50]

I have an older friend who wants to see WOC. Standing for a long time is not really easy for her. Her daughter has two kids under 5 and one is autistic so a long time waiting in one place is not easy either. I don't mean during the show I mean waiting for a fast pass or waiting for the show to start. I heard you can buy a dinner with Ariel's grotto but all that does is give you a ticket. So what is the best way to go. I haven't seen it for that very reason so I'd appreciate knowing also.

 

[thankudrivethru]

I do not think it's that bad anymore, although it's been a while since I have seen WOC. All the ticket from AG does is give you better view of the show and you stand for that, but the dinner is nice. I do not think you have to wait around to line up for the section specified on the ticket anymore. But I am not too sure.

 

[MichaelaF]

It probably depends on the time of year, but when were there there last month, there was no wait for FP (we went within an hour of opening, but only after we got RSR FP), and we only went into the WOC area about 10 mins before it started and we had a fine spot. It wasn't the BEST (we'd never seen it before so we didn't really know), but it was good. I mentioned to a friend (a west-coaster who goes several times a year) that we were thinking about getting a WOC Dinner Package, and she says they have never gotten it, but they always get the spot they want without much waiting. Not quite sure what her magic is, but she says it's not worth it.

 

[GenGen22]

Have you thought about hiring mouse expedition to save your spot so you didn't have to wait so long? We used them last summer & Brian was awesome!! We got the best viewing spot for woc & fantasmic. Here's there website: http://mouseexpedition.com/ you can also read reviews on yelp about them.

 

[Jairy]

Have you thought about hiring mouse expedition to save your spot so you didn't have to wait so long? We used them last summer & Brian was awesome!! We got the best viewing spot for woc & fantasmic. Here's there website: http://mouseexpedition.com/ you can also read reviews on yelp about them.

Wow! This is for real?! Lol Glad I didn't know about this or my hubby would have been questioning who was hanging around with us all day!

 

[hootey]

Best way to see WOC? After being there a few times, here is our best way. EBAY, yes EBAY, Go to EBAY and purchase the DVD. Great view and sound with no waiting in line, no crowds, & no rude people! Plus, you can watch it whenever is the best time for you.

 

[GenGen22]

Wow! This is for real?! Lol Glad I didn't know about this or my hubby would have been questioning who was hanging around with us all day!

We didn't pay for the tour just for him to save our spots at the shows. So, he didn't hang around us all day. But he's very nice. He even brought blankets for us to sit on during F.

 

[rtfelt]

There is a handicap viewing area in blue section at the back raised level. They have benches to sit to view the show. They are actually great seats. If your son is autistic and your friend can't stand go to guest relations to get a guest access card which should get you in. You shouldn't have to wait long at all. I've seen it practically empty many times.

 

[Pooh2]

There is a handicap viewing area in blue section at the back raised level. They have benches to sit to view the show. They are actually great seats. If your son is autistic and your friend can't stand go to guest relations to get a guest access card which should get you in. You shouldn't have to wait long at all. I've seen it practically empty many times.

If one spouse is in a wheelchair, is the other spouse allowed to use the benches?

 

[rtfelt]

If one spouse is in a wheelchair, is the other spouse allowed to use the benches?

Yes, this is what the benches are for. The one in the wheelchair sits at the end of the bench while the rest of the family is on the benches. It is right in front of another viewing area, so everyone there has to be seated.

 

[nana50]

Thanks for all the ideas.