I Don't get EMH's?

[maciec]

Ok, in all of the times that we have gone to WDW we have never taken advantage of the morning EMH's because we just can't get up that early. So I have never paid any attention to when there aer EMH's.

Now I am looking at the park hours and there are some nights that we could take advantage of later park hours.

So tell me do you just spend all day at the park as well as stay during the EMH's or do you do one park during the day and then go to the park with the night EMH's? How does having EMH's affect the crowds?

 

[angel's momma]

It depends on when you're going.

We were there during value season last fall, and enjoyed PM EMHs with little or no ride lines. Sometimes we stayed at one park all day, other days we went just for the extra hours, and once we went to 1 park for awhile, then to another for EMH after dinner (we had APs).

I've read many reports that during busy times of the year, EMH can be very very crowded.

 

[maciec]

We will be there from 10/14-19

 

[MissionMouse]

EMH can range from being ideal where you walk right on the ride, get off and cycle through the turnstyles to get right back on. Busy seasons like Spring Break and you can end up still standing in long lines.

Last week (Spring Break) Soaring within the first 45 minutes (8:45am) of EMH was at a 60 minute wait. Fast Passes were already issue up to 11:09am. When I arrived at 11:09am Fast Passes were being issued for 5:30pm. When I got off the ride Fast Passes were being issued for 7:30pm.

If you do one of the magic hour nights, I would recommend scoping out one of the wrist band locations early and plan on getting an arm band when they open a hour before they close the park to the public. If you wait until they close to the public you will be in a long line and slow moving line, especially if it is in a poorly lite area. The wrist bands allow you to ride rides after they close to the public.