EMM question

[gavsmom]

we are planning to go to MK on the same morning that they are offering EMM (we are not attending that)-our plan is to go to the left by jungle cruise upon entering the park. My question is will the EMM affect the crowds over that way? We plan to be there at rope drop, and hope to do that side of the park without FP's until around 11.

 

[IrishNYC]

No, it will not. EMM does not affect any crowds at all.

 

[GADisneyDad14]

we are planning to go to MK on the same morning that they are offering EMM (we are not attending that)-our plan is to go to the left by jungle cruise upon entering the park. My question is will the EMM affect the crowds over that way? We plan to be there at rope drop, and hope to do that side of the park without FP's until around 11.

Not in any material way. EMM is only roughly 200 people, so small crew that you'd be hard-pressed to even notice. They can't get to Adventureland before rope drop anyway, at best anyone heading that way from EMM would be getting there the same time as you, roughly speaking.

Many EMM folks will go hit a couple of other rides after rope drop to take advantage of low crowds, but then come back to Fantasyland for the breakfast.

 

[Regan117]

Not in any material way. EMM is only roughly 200 people, so small crew that you'd be hard-pressed to even notice. They can't get to Adventureland before rope drop anyway, at best anyone heading that way from EMM would be getting there the same time as you, roughly speaking.

Many EMM folks will go hit a couple of other rides after rope drop to take advantage of low crowds, but then come back to Fantasyland for the breakfast.

Yep, I agree with this. The EMM crowds are VERY low, even if it's sold out. We rode the EMM attractions in Fantasyland until 8:45am, and then as soon as the park was open to everyone else, we hopped on Haunted Mansion with no wait, Pirates, Thunder Mtn and then headed back for Small World and breakfast at 9:50am. There weren't any crowds to speak of.