HS touring

[shruley]

We are planning on going to HS on an EMH day at the very end of August and be there for rope drop. I have 3 kids, 13, 10, and 4. Big kids want to do R&RC and Tower of Terror. Other goals are 2 rides on Toy Story Mania, and we want to see both the Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast shows, since the 4 year old is OBSESSED with both of them. Star Tours is our only other attraction must do. This will be our only morning here, but we will be here 2 other evenings.

Wondering where to start for EMH. I first had us going to Toy Story, then RnRC and then ToT. Then Voyage, Toy Story (with FP), B&TB show, then Star Tours (with FP) hopefully to leave park by 1. But am I better off going to RnRC & ToT first then Toy Story? I thought about splitting up at Rope Drop, but the 4 year old has to be there in order to get the child swap I believe. DH and I thought to keep things moving and be able to fit in the shows, maybe we take the child swap passes and instead of reriding right away, we just keep the passes and see if we can fit a ride in on TOT/RnRC when we were back in the park one of the other evenings (and neither of us would be TOO broken up if we never got to re-ride them with the passes). Thoughts?

 

[lillyshula]

When We went last, my husband and youngest daughter did not want to ride ToT and was too small for R&RC. We decided to split up and he took the young one to Star Tours while I took the older two to R&RC and ToT. My husband and daughter were able to ride star tours twice and had about 5 minutes left in the Little Mermaid show when me and the older girls were finished with our rides. We met up when their show was over and headed to Toy Story (it was not open at rope drop). There may be a way you can split up, ride each one once, and then go back for child swap after your initial rides and still be fairly good on time with still not have too long of a stand by wait. If you will be there two other evenings, you should have no problem getting all you want to do accomplished.