Extra Magic Hours Tips and September times?

[TaurusNYY]

It seems that I can not find SEPT magic hours. I will be traveling from 9/21-9/25. I am trying to plan ahead- do people see a huge benefit for utilizing magic hours if you are staying on property? I read in some places where some find the EMH to be even more busy. ANy suggestions. This is my first year on property. IF I could get some character breakfasts ADR that would make a difference I am assuming.

 

[peabody58]

Sept hours are available on the WDW web site. I just updated my itinerary and dining reservations for Sept using the site hours. Sept is usually not crowded, but weekends can still be busy, especially at the MK.

Several nights in Sept the MK closes at 7 PM for the MNSSHP.

The correlation to EMH and crowd side has been 50/50 for our trips. I don't worry to much about crowd size anymore, we just go and enjoy what we can. We don;t do rope drops, but the later EMH's sometimes works for us, especially the MK - love it at night all lit up.

 

[katt789]

I honestly feel like it has to do with the day and time of year, and just how many people have chosen to go to EMH, so you never really know.

If I'm planning on staying in the park til the very end, then I will definitely take advantage of MK's pm emh, they're awesome.

However I will usually do the AM Emh, you can really get a giant chunk of the park done before it's officially open, and then if it is crowded during the afternoon, you can take a break and come back for the evening!

 

[TaurusNYY]

I was looking through some sites based on the "best days" to attend a location but if I go with that I will not be able to visit MK until Tuesday (arrive Saturday). I am not sure if that is overplanning at this point but would hate to deprive my DD of Disney for all those days. We can do Epcot on Sunday, but debating if I should "risk " going to MK on a non recommended day.

 

[JRawkSteady]

EMH mornings are amazing, because you can get A LOT done in an hour. EMH Evenings are a nightmare for the most part, because more people will sleep in and stay up late than vice versa.