If Nemo is open during EE - suggested ride order now?

[Danauk]

So lets presume Nemo is open for EE what would the suggested ride order be now (for the summer months.) And realistically how many rides do you think you will now be able to fit into the 1st hour. I'm guessing Nemo will now go 1st, then Peter Pan, Dumbo, Alice, Matterhorn? I'm guessing as Nemo will take at least 20 minutes then you won't get all of the above done.

 

[Judy from Boise]

Ideally you would have 2 EE days, and one day to nemo, space, then Indy, The next day do PP, dumbo, matterhorn,

 

[HydroGuy]

This is all hypothetical at this point, as no one knows whether Nemo will open for EE or not.

The Nemo ride is longer than average - it will be 14 minutes long. If it is open for EE that means it will eat up a lot of time out of your EE hour. I do not think going to PP after Nemo would be a good idea. It would be nearing 30 minutes after EE when you could get to PP.

It is hard to say whether people lining up for Nemo would shorten the Fantasyland lines very much, but my guess is that it would not be enough to make a huge difference.

So I would agree with Judy that if they open Nemo for EE you should do Nemo first on one day and PP first on a different day.

For people like me who will only have one EE day, that means Nemo or PP first during EE, then the other first on a non-EE day. If Nemo is not open for EE, then it is even easier: PP first during EE, and Nemo first on a non-EE day.

For anyone interested who has not yet seen it, a discussion of the Nemo capacity (at 900-1000 per hour - pretty low) and other background info can be found here: www.miceage.com/allutz/al022007a.htm

 

[Amy&Dan]

One thing about it, if Nemo is open for EE, that might finally make Peter Pan a bit easier to get on! There have been times when we are almost in the front at rope drop but since we don't run to get to our first ride, we still arrive at Peter Pan at 8:02 on EE day only to find a 15 minute line! Nothing like spreading the wealth of everyone making the mad dash to a couple of primo rides first thing!

 

[Cannot_Wait_4Disney]

These are my plans. Note that I have one early entry to use. It is offered 2 of my 4 days there and not offered the other 2 of my 4. Note that when we do DCA, we will be starting off the day in DL. 8 am is 10 for us.

If Nemo is an early entry ride.
We're going to do the fantasyland rides as usual with the possible exception that if someone reports a spillover effect at the Matterhorn on their trip, I may bump that up a spot. Nemo is a 15 minute ride and will eat up a huge chunk of time. Dumbo and PP are likely to be building by then. Also, it would be more shoe leather to get back to Fantasyland. And there aren't many Tomorrowland attractions open during EE that build long lines and don't use fastpass.
The plan is to hit Nemo first on a day that has no early entry. We'll probably want to ride it again so we'll probably hit it first on both days with no early entry.
On the day where there is early entry, But we can't use it, we're going to hang out on the Frontierland,Adventurland, New Orleans Square, side of the park when we get in.

How would this change if Nemo is not an EE ride?
Well not at all. I would still hit Nemo on a day early entry wasn't offered at all. This would be because even though Nemo wouldn't be operating, a lot of people with early entry would be lining up prior to its opening, while I'm still at the main gate. I'd be behind all of them.

What would I do if I had multiple early entry days to use?
By all means I'd probably do the fantasyland stuff on one of my early entry days and nemo and the tomorrowland stuff on the other.