Is Remy's and Frozen possible without rope drop?

[Momma of 4]

We are going to Epcot later this week, and are hoping to be able to snag a genie+ for both of these rides, without having to rope drop. which should I grab first? I'm thinking Remy's then Frozen. We do plan to get to the park in the early morning, but probably closer to 9 vs the rope drop/early entry crowd.

 

[kanerf]

One or the other, but not both without Genie+. They both fill-up usually before 0900 on Genie+. The standby line will be 60 minutes or so an hour after rope drop.

 

[The Foolish Mortal]

I don't really understand the question. Of course you can do both. But without RD or Genie+, you will wait in a long line. But you will be able to do both

 

[Momma of 4]

I'm asking if both have genie + availability during the day, if I pick one at 7 will the second still have availability by two hours after park opening when I can book another, or are they both usually 'sold out' right after 7am.

 

[liquid17]

Check out these charts - they may help you plan.

https://touringplans.com/blog/how-has-genie-availability-changed/

 

[DVC92]

On my most recent trip, I walked on Remy right before park closing twice. So if you don't want to see Harmonius, that is a good way to get on w/o a wait.

 

[Momma of 4]

Check out these charts - they may help you plan.

https://touringplans.com/blog/how-has-genie-availability-changed/

Thank you this is exactly what I was looking for! I tried thrill data and it was confusing, this works. Thanks again!

 

[Momma of 4]

On my most recent trip, I walked on Remy right before park closing twice. So if you don't want to see Harmonius, that is a good way to get on w/o a wait.

Oh good reminder! I always forget about late night possiblity, as my kids are usually done pretty early, but we have a late dinner reservation that day so it might work around that!