Extra Magic Hour?

[Laralyn]

The unofficial guide recommends skipping the park that has the Extra Magic Hour, because it usually means the other parks are less crowded that day. A couple questions:

1) How do I find out which resort has EMH for which days when I am there? Is it posted somewhere?

2) Does that hold true for the off-season? We'll be there in November, and I was curious if that is so un-crowded that the EMH effect doesn't really matter.

Thanks for the info!

 

[DVCconvert]

REGULAR DAILY SCHEDULE for EMH for all Disney Resorts:

Sunday - Magic Kingdom
Monday - Animal Kingdom
Tuesday - Disney-MGM Studios
Wednesday - Epcot
Thursday - Magic Kingdom
Friday - Animal Kingdom
Saturday - Disney-MGM Studios

As far as the 'off season' goes, it may not matter as much - some folks will just go to the EMH park and only plan on staying until late morning, then taking a resort break and move on to a different park.

HTH

 

[Laralyn]

That's just what I needed. Thanks!

 

[MrCurmudgeon]

Hope I didn't miss this answer elsewhere, but I'm new to the forums today.

I'm in WDW @ the Wilderness Lodge in October and I'm not sure if the Extra Magic Hour applies to guests at all resorts.

I saw on one Disney site that it was just certain resorts.

-Cheers,
Brian

(only a curmudgeon when not at WDW or DL)

 

[DVCconvert]

Welcome to the DIS Mr. C.

Yes, as a guest staying at WL, you are entitled to benefit from EMH. Tomorrow (Sat.) for example, the buses will be runing 1+ hours ahead of 'normal' to transport WL (and other) resort guests to MGM-Disney Studios! (don't miss the stars & cars parade & Fantasmic if you've never seen them!)

HTH

 

[nkjzmom]

When Epcot has an EE day is it just Future World that opens early, or does WS open an hour earlier than normal also?

 

[dolphindan1]

At EPCOT only Future World and only certain rides

Spaceship earth
Test Track
Universe of Energy
Mission Space