How much of MK can we see before noon ADRs?

[whogirl'smom]

We have reservations at CRT for noon on Sunday. How many rides/ attractions can we see before this, if we get there at 9am opening? Oh, and I want a few minutes beforehand to change DD5 into her Aurora dress. Thanks!

 

[phantom728]

As long as you are there at rope drop, then you can get quite a bit done. I would head to Fantasyland first, then you should be able to get everything done there, plus maybe more before your CRT.

Enjoy!

 

[Robo]

We have reservations at CRT for noon on Sunday. How many rides/ attractions can we see before this, if we get there at 9am opening? Oh, and I want a few minutes beforehand to change DD5 into her Aurora dress. Thanks!

Make sure to get there by 8:30am (8:40am at the latest, but earlier is better).

You'll see the Opening Ceremony and, more importantly, be ahead of the thousands of folks who only get there by 9am.

Go directly to the major attraction area you want to visit most, then start riding.

You'll get a lot accomplished by 10:30... less as the park fills.

But by 11:45am (when you need to check-in for your Noon ADR) you'll have had a lot of fun.

 

[DisneyWorldWisher]

Depends on how crowded it is. We seen nearly the entire park except for four or five attractions by Noon!

 

[Northstar]

I also vote for heading to Fantasyland because it's all geared towards kids your DD's age and it's very easy to get to the castle from there. Actually, I would probably head right to Buzz Lightyear at rope drop if that's a priority, then to Fantasyland and do it all. Try not to get into character greeting/autographs before your ADR or you'll be heading from spending a lot of time character greeting to a character meal.

I've never gone during a busy time, but we got onto every ride in Fantasyland before 11:00 on one trip, and did some 2 or 3 times. Oh, wait, Small World was closed for reno at that time so it was everything except that.