
We also must be lucky, because we love EMH (PM). Especially at MK. When did you leave? To make the most of it, you really must stay until the very end. We've had Fantasyland to ourselves numerous times during EMH (PM). Like others, DAK is one of my favorite after hours parks. The Tree of Life is so beautiful lit up. The lights accent all the carvings. It is really beautiful. Also, riding EE over and over with no wait is pretty cool too.

One rule of thumb about attending EMH (PM) is NOT to start riding until about 45 after the listed time. There are still folks in line from the regular park day. So, that can make the lines longer at the
beginning of EMH (PM). We've seen a standy-by time for BTMRR at 50 minutes at the beginning of EMH (PM) within an hour it can as low as 10 minutes or even 5.

I've heard the "secret" of attending the park that had an EMH night. Most parks will be fairly empty first thing in the morning. (Notice I wrote "fairly") So, it
IS true . . . the early bird catches the worm. That stands true of all the parks.

The only park we have encountered larger crowds during EMH (PM) is at Epcot. So, we now know to get FP for later (even during EMHs). Spaceship Earth was walk-on. However, TT and Soarin' had long lines at the beginning of the evening. Later on, the lines were shorter (Like previously stated, wait until at least one hour into EMH (PM) to ride).

I hope you give EMH (PM) another try. Most of our family "magical moments" have happened during EMH (PM). (DS3 got to ride Dumbo
WITH Donald Duck at 1 am, DD6 had a CM walk her over to Cinderella's favorite horse and she rode the carousel alone and DS8 got to ride EE over and over again without getting off.)

Jennifer