Epcot help

[bthrsoon]

Hi, we'll be at WDW on Aug 19. My strategy was to do MK in tha morning. MGM for a few hours in the afternoon and then over to Epcot for Test Track, possibly Mission Space and fireworks at 9pm. The park hours on the Disney website for Future World in Epcot are 9-6. Does this mean Mission Space and Test Track would not be open after 6?

 

[DisnutDave@work]

Wow, that's a lot to try to pack in to one day! I wish you luck!

To answer your question, unlike the rest of FW, Test Track stays open, typically until 9:00 when WS closes (after Illuminations). Although Mission Space is not officially open yet, I'd expect they will do the same. The "soft" opening will have begun by then, but obviously nothing is sure.

Have a great day at WDW.

 

[ohanaMAMA]

wowie..

I hope you have a LOT of energy and no small children... that is a LOT to pack into one day.. This is just me.. and my opinion. I think that you will just end up frustrated trying to get so much into one day.

MK easily can take a whole day (we did it in two FULL days and STILL missed some) and MGM is spread out and the lines are LONG even at the "slow" times of year

When we went in April test track stayed open later than the regular attractions and Mission space wasnt open yet.. so you should be ok at that time.. just hold onto your hat... Youll be EXHAUSTED trying to do everything in one day.. my advice? pick one park and do it WELL.

 

[bthrsoon]

We actually were able to do this all last year. We did it in a different order though. Epcot Test Track first, then MK, then MGM. We were going to go back to Epcot for the fireworks but were rained out. We have two children DS9 and DD5. They run fast! Thanks for all the help!

 

[SuiteDisney]

It's not doable in that order. Even if Test Track and Mission Space are still open, the fast passes will be gone for the day and the lines will be outrageous.