That's great RemainSeatedPlease! I want to do similar to what you did, so can I ask how did you accomplish all that? What time did you line up before rope drop? Did you have an order of rides planned or did you check wait times on the app and decide that way? Thanks for sharing! That gives me hope that it can be done!
I'm sorry, I just saw this reply! As I mentioned in a separate post, we arrived around 7:30 am for an 8 a.m. opening. However the park seemed to have opened early, as they were letting everyone in at 7:30 a.m., not just MM/EMH folks. So, we really had no wait at rope drop at all, just showed up at 7:30 a.m. and walked right in. This is pretty unusual (at least in my experience), so it afforded us the opportunity to go on Peter Pan when we wouldn't have otherwise.
We don't have specific touring plans when we visit the parks, but we almost always start in Tomorrowland, as we did this time. I was especially excited about Hyperspace Mountain, so we went there right after Peter Pan, which happened to coincide with what was supposed to be park opening at 8 a.m. From there we worked our way through Fantasyland (knowing these rides always seem to have longer lines in the afternoon) and then just checked the app to see what else had short lines. We were four fit adults, so backtracking to grab a FP or catch a short line didn't bother us. We also got lucky a few times, like the person who handed us HM FPs, or being able to walk on Splash because it had just reopened after being down, or me getting in line for my beignets minutes before F! ended and the line became absurdly long. We also avoided parade/fireworks crowds as much as possible.
My best advice for getting a lot done is to utilize FP and single rider lines as much as possible, be an opportunist (take advantage of a short line when you see one instead of being set on doing things in a specific land/order), and don't bring children.
I have been with small children and there is no way this would have been possible with them in tow.