Winnowill
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The EMHs are the REASON the parks are non-recommended. If you read Josh's explanations of how he determines recommended vs non-recommended, a lot of people look at EMH as Disney telling people "This is where you need to be today." And people obey and go to those parks even if they're staying offsite or not planning to take advantage of the EMH. So that park experiences a higher crowd level that it would on a non-EMH day.I need a little advice! Typically I make our plans based on attending the non-morning EMH park of the day. This trip (6/1-6/6) We are going with my sister and her family and she insists she did morning EMH and it was great. That being said, we've now turned our entire trip on it's head and based a couple park days on morning EMH. After making dinner reservations etc. accordingly, I look at EasyWDW and literally every day we are planning on visiting the most non-recommended park! Not sure how these predictions are with FP plus at this point. Any thoughts? I am worried and just want to call my sister and convince her to do regular rope drop instead...and cross our fingers that we can still get some decent dinner reservations if we switch!
Thanks so much everyone!
If you're park hopping, morning EMHs are a good opportunity to get some early rides in before the big crowds arrive, then take a break when it gets too busy and switch to another, recommended park for the afternoon and evening (typically scheduling FP+ for the second park since you won't need them at the first in the lighter morning crowds).
If you're not park-hopping, you might want to re-think the EMH plan.

That being said, glad the