Elsa and Anna

[AngSim]

Hello! I have planned a last minute one-day trip to Magic Kingdom on 6/7. Of course, we were unable to get a fast pass for the Mine Train or to meet Elsa and Anna. Our plan is to be there when the gates open and high tail it to the Mine Train. Would it be rational to think that after that we could stand in line to see Elsa and Anna without having to stand in line for a crazy amount of time right after riding the Mine Train?

 

[Paula Sedley-Burke]

Is it worth checking if they are offering early morning ticket on this day that gets you in before the crowd? If not I would do E & A before mine train because I understand they removed the FP+ option so the lines will be scary! I have known them close the lines. I have not seen them do that for the mine train.

Don't give up on getting FP+ for 7DMT I have several times got one in the morning of going in. Try really early.

 

[Missyrose]

Is it worth checking if they are offering early morning ticket on this day that gets you in before the crowd? If not I would do E & A before mine train because I understand they removed the FP+ option so the lines will be scary! I have known them close the lines. I have not seen them do that for the mine train.

Don't give up on getting FP+ for 7DMT I have several times got one in the morning of going in. Try really early.

The have not removed the FP+ option from the A&E M&G at Princess Fairytale Hall. There will be no FP+ option ONCE A&E MOVES to Epcot.

 

[CAS239]

You'll need to be ahead of the pack to get on the mine train with a minimal wait. If your among the front of the pack you can get on with a 5-15 min wait. Near the middle or back you might be looking at a 15-45 min wait for the mine train.

If you're near the front, I'd anticipate Anna And Elsa to have a wait of something like 30 min

 

[JimmyV]

I would try to do the meet and greet first. Odds are, you will end up waiting 30 minutes or more for the second of the two experiences, and if you have to wait 30 minutes, the Mine Train queue is the better place to do that.

 

[nilla]

The have not removed the FP+ option from the A&E M&G at Princess Fairytale Hall.

Are you sure? There were no A&E M&G FPs available at our 60 day window, even for days prior to the eventual move to Epcot.

 

[smiths02]

Are you sure? There were no A&E M&G FPs available at our 60 day window, even for days prior to the eventual move to Epcot.

They are available (or were available) to book this Saturday (up until the move date) when the date for the move was announced. I got one for June 12th

 

[nilla]

They are available (or were available) to book this Saturday (up until the move date) when the date for the move was announced. I got one for June 12th

Thanks! I didn't really try on Saturday, so I missed that.

 

[Paula Sedley-Burke]

The have not removed the FP+ option from the A&E M&G at Princess Fairytale Hall. There will be no FP+ option ONCE A&E MOVES to Epcot.

My misunderstanding thank you for information!

 

[AngSim]

You'll need to be ahead of the pack to get on the mine train with a minimal wait. If your among the front of the pack you can get on with a 5-15 min wait. Near the middle or back you might be looking at a 15-45 min wait for the mine train.

If you're near the front, I'd anticipate Anna And Elsa to have a wait of something like 30 min

Would you recommend doing one before the other when considering wait times?

 

[alliecat523]

The Mine Train queue is more interactive so there is something to do while you're waiting.

 

[DVCcurious]

Do mine train at rd: they can get through like 20 people every minute whereas Anna and Elsa is like 5 a minute (at best).

Then do ANYTHING else. A&E and 7DMT have 60 minute waits immediately. So do other rides with short waits. Do A&E at like 2:00 when wait times are longest. All rides will have long lines at 2, so you're not wasting time waiting for A&E. This will get you the most rides in a day.