EPCOT crowds on an evening EMH morning?

[wdwobsessed]

Do you think the crowds at EPCOT will be ok the AM of an EVENING EMH?

My thoughts are yes but I'd love some input.

It was the only day I could get a lunch ressie for Le Cellier. We got the ressie @ 11:40.

I thought we could do FW ... head over to lunch ... and leave without feeling the effects of the EMH crowds too much.

Input?

Thanks

WDWO

 

[brutus]

I think you will be ok. EPCOT doesn't fill up on evening EMH until late afternoon. We were there a few days ago on evening emh and it was not too bad.

I'd try to get there right at the opening. Get a fastpass for Soarin (loved this ride) or test track, you should be good.

Have fun!

 

[jmurphy625]

Since WS opens at 11:00 I don't think it will be that bad. We were at Epcot last weekend (didn't really pay attention if it was EMH)...both days we walked into the world showcase from the beach club-around that time. It was not crowded at all. When we went over closer to 9:00 for the fireworks it was much more crowded.

 

[mousermerf]

Some folks will see it as a day to do Epcot from 9am until 12am.

Arrive prior to park opening, hit Soarin' first, then Test Track with or without FP based on the line, then cosnider FP for M:S and to see Turtle Talk you must be inside the Living Seas by the 10am opening for the show or you will be waiting an hour or more.

On evening EMH days at Epcot, one thing I've noticed is that SSE's line doesn't really get a chance to go down, as the influx of guests is fairly constant through the day. Thankfully, the line moves fast. On a normal day, the line would be small in the afternoon and evening.

 

[Zippa D Doodah]

Some folks will see it as a day to do Epcot from 9am until 12am.

ermmm... that would be me We are not buying hoppers for our trip the last week of October, so we're going to try and squeeze a very long Friday in... unless you good folks convince me I should do MGM that day and Epcot the next, thereby avoiding possible EMH masses