Epcot EMH Question

[mom2ajd]

On the day that we are there Future World is scheduled to close at 7:00 and World Showcase is scheduled to close at 9:00. Illuminations is at 9:00. The park has evening EMH hours. Living with the Land, Mission Space, Soarin', Test Track, Spaceship Earth, Honey I Shrunk the Audience, Journey into Imagination, El Rio del Tiempo, Maelstrom, and the American Adventure are the attractions open during EMH. So, my question is, if EMH adds 3 hours to the closing time, does FW close at 10:00 and WS at midnight? or are both parks open until 12:00?

Also, will evening EMH be so crowded, it wouldn't do any good to use that time to see Soarin', Test Track, or Mission Space? We only have three days, and I'm planning on seeing Epcot on our arrival day, so we can't be there early in the morning.

 

[fwm]

Both parks are open until 12:00. Because those three rides are of the most interest they will be crowded, but you should be able to do all of them.

 

[KatiebugsMom]

Depending on the time of year that you will be going.....EMH are not crowded in the sense of having non-resort and resort guests mixed all together like during the day. EMH is only for resort guests so the people factor does diminish....But there still maybe a line just not as long as during the day so you can get more done. Only those with the EMH wristbands are allowed on the rides. And yes it is open until midnight.

My husband and I did EMH this past March and got alot of out of it, especially since we had to child swap with our 1yr old. Also the quickest place to get wristbands was at Innoventions....

Lastly, if it is a chilly night wear a jacket on Test Track. Coming out of the "wall" at 65 mph at night is awesome but froze my *&^ off!

 

[allegracristina]

During EMH non-resort guests are allowed to stay in the parks, they are just not allowed to ride any of the attractions. From my experience, the parks have been VERY crowded during at least the first hour and half of EMH. You will see loads of people without wrist bands around. Disney does this because these non-resort guests will still be purchasing food, souveniers, etc.