Fastest way to E&A

[mexican-mouseketeers]

We haven been able to get FP+ for Elsa & Anna´s meet and greet and that is the one thing that my 5 year old wants to do, so we are planning on being there at rope drop on our first day.

We will be there on sept. 15th, monday, so I would like to know the fastest route to get there, pelase.

Thanks

 

[kmb584]

The CM lead the rope drop A&E group to Princess Fairytale Hall to prevent running.

 

[mexican-mouseketeers]

Thank you!

 

[oceanmarina]

The CM lead the rope drop A&E group to Princess Fairytale Hall to prevent running.

That's smart, you don't want people getting trampled

 

[ErinsMommy]

That's smart, you don't want people getting trampled

Unfortunately from what I've heard people are still getting trampled, stepped on, parents/children's hands pulled apart, people doing everything they could to get ahead of the person in front of them - it's bad.

 

[kmb584]

Unfortunately from what I've heard people are still getting trampled, stepped on, parents/children's hands pulled apart, people doing everything they could to get ahead of the person in front of them - it's bad.

It is bad. We witnessed the stampede twice in May and were shocked by all of the pushing, pulling, and shoving just so someone could get two steps ahead.

 

[Frozen2014]

It is bad. We witnessed the stampede twice in May and were shocked by all of the pushing, pulling, and shoving just so someone could get two steps ahead.

That's disgusting. I mean, what is that teaching our kids?

 

[kmb584]

That's disgusting. I mean, what is that teaching our kids?

I know, right? There's nothing like having your (child's) arm nearly pulled out of its socket so mom and dad can get you to A&E before the line builds. Those following the rules (walking, don't push or shove, etc.) were left in the dust at the back of the pack.

 

[ErinsMommy]

Few words could describe if someone tried to separate me and my DDs hand from each other

 

[mexican-mouseketeers]

Wow, I never thought that it could get that bad

 

[oceanmarina]

I know, right? There's nothing like having your (child's) arm nearly pulled out of its socket so mom and dad can get you to A&E before the line builds. Those following the rules (walking, don't push or shove, etc.) were left in the dust at the back of the pack.

So sad

 

[RachaelA]

Ugh I'm just imagining all the stroller bashing too that probably happens as well along with the pushing and shoving.

I just talked to my husband about a game plan in case we have to rope drop it for A+E if we fail on FPs. And its bad when I need to be like "okay baby goes in the carrier on my back. Toddler in your arms. Auntie holds the bags. Stroller stays in the room that morning."

 

[Dan Murphy]

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