EMH and Jedi Training

[serene56]

Where do I find information regarding DHS and EMH morning offerings?

I have one morning til noon to get stuff done and Jedi Training is a must this trip
Found out today that my date of choice will be a EMH morning day

 

[Robo]

DISNEY'S HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS - MORNING EMH Operating Attractions
Toy Story Mania
Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith
Muppet*Vision 3-D
Great Movie Ride
Walt Disney:One Man's Dream
Honey,I Shrunk the Kids Movie Set Adventure
Star Tours

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How to sign up for Jedi Training:

NOTE: DHS has been opening to guests (unannounced) at about 8:30-8:45AM (or so) on days when the published opening time is 9AM.
I'd plan on arriving at DHS -at least- by 8:15 so as to be in a better position to enter the park when the gates open to sign up for Jedi Training and to grab TSM FP's.

On AM EMH days, I'd be there by 7:45 or earlier (if you are a WDW Resort guest.)
The line will start forming as soon as the gates open for AM EMH.
How soon the CM's will actually start taking names during AM EMH can vary.

That said, arrive well before park opening time.
When you get inside, take the child with you to the sign-up area.**

Note: If you have not made advance FP+ for that day, if another member of your party is available, you can send that person (along with ALL of your park tickets if you don't have MagicBands) to grab FP+'s at a FP+ Kiosk while you and the Jedi candidate child(ren) head for the Jedi sign-up.

When you sign up, you'll get a time for the child to return to the Jedi stage and participate.

**Sign-ups will be either just past Hollywood & Vine Restaurant, or at the Sounds Dangerous entrance (even inside the Sounds Dangerous building,) or at the Jedi Stage.*
Look for the sign-up area, in the order of the above, until you find it.

Sometimes you can ask for the child to be signed up for a specific show, later in the day, but that can depend on the CM doing the sign-ups.*
However, it's easy to get a later show, even if they are doing it first-come, first-served.

Just pay attention to those being signed ahead of you.
If they are signing for a show earlier than you'd like, just step out of line slightly and invite guests behind you to "go on ahead."
Keep listening and when they begin to sign for the show you want, just step back into the line and sign up.

Jedi training sign with ages: 4 yrs - 12 yrs

Sign at the attraction:

"The Jedi Council welcome younglings
between ages 4 and 12 to participate."

 

[serene56]

oh yuck-- that just will not work for me. An Hour??

and I will guess the line will be super long come 9am so i am guessing we will have to by pass this attraction.

 

[Robo]

oh yuck-- that just will not work for me. An Hour??

and I will guess the line will be super long come 9am so i am guessing we will have to by pass this attraction.

They might (MIGHT) start taking JT sign-ups at some point between 8AM and 8:45AM,
but there is just no way to know that for the exact date which you will be at DHS.

It's one of those things that you can TRY, if you don't mind the possibility of disappointing
your little one(s) by going to the sign-up point early with them and asking the CM's
there what time they will start signing.

 

[PSULion]

Keep in mind that the actual Jedi Training experience takes almost an hour too. You have to report 30 min before your show time, and then the show is roughly 20 min. If you're trying to leave the park by noon, Jedi training is going to take a substantial amount of your time.

That said... Jedi training was without a doubt the highlight of our recent trip!

 

[Itinkso]

JTA has adjusted their sign-ups to begin as soon as the park opens on EMH mornings. It is a hidden perk for onsite guests.

The CM at the Sounds Dangerous building will now schedule your child for a session that fits your Fp+ schedule as long as there are still available slots.

The following sessions may work well with your plans for that day: 9:20, 10:10, or 11:00.

 

[KelleyK75]

This is all great info. We plan on trying to do this in March with my 6 year old nephew.