Lightning lane strategy for Epcot

[VGCgroupie]

After watching a few more videos, I think I might have to go with Premier. One vlogger said LL isn't very good for Epcot because it can be a 20 minute walk back and forth to the rides. Unfortunately, my husband won't be able to do that. I'll price it when I get to my 7 day window. My other thought is to get the regular one and just exclude him from the rides where we'll be walking back and forth.

Isn't there a DVC lounge there? Maybe I can plop him down there for a while. Any good places to leave him to rest for a while? He's the type that falls asleep in church.

There is a DVC lounge and it's rarely full of people.

You may be able to get your LL so you dont have to bounce around the park. It just takes a lot of refreshes to get your ride bumped up, but I get it to happen all the time.

 

[VGCgroupie]

Also be sure to check out the thread about the boats at Epcot, it seems they have began running all of them again. I will link it here if I can find it.

 

[VGCgroupie]

Take a peek at this thread and see if the boats might help with getting around. https://www.disboards.com/threads/world-showcase-boats.3977524/

 

[cruisehopeful]

We use LLMP at Epcot and don't find it requires a lot of walking back and forth. For one thing, there's a huge window of time to use your LLMPs. If the scheduled time is 12 to 1, then you have until 3 pm to use it. Plenty of leeway.

I need to get the 3 hour return window to stick in my brain. I keep thinking it's only an hour. 3 hours changes everything.

I'm starting to think about getting the multipass and reserving Frozen+ whatever else fits for time and trying for Remy throughout the day. We are staying on property and we also have extended evening hours that day. Do you know if those extended hours make walk on easier?

Take a peek at this thread and see if the boats might help with getting around. https://www.disboards.com/threads/world-showcase-boats.3977524/

I'm not sure why I never heard of those boats before. I'll look for videos about it, but I'm sure we'll use the boats for something. We don't care if it takes longer to get somewhere.

When I was a kid, we used all the rides as transportation in Disneyland, even if it took longer because it was fun. RIP the skyride that used to go through the Matterhorn.

 

[VGCgroupie]

I need to get the 3 hour return window to stick in my brain. I keep thinking it's only an hour. 3 hours changes everything.

I'm starting to think about getting the multipass and reserving Frozen+ whatever else fits for time and trying for Remy throughout the day. We are staying on property and we also have extended evening hours that day. Do you know if those extended hours make walk on easier?

I'm not sure why I never heard of those boats before. I'll look for videos about it, but I'm sure we'll use the boats for something. We don't care if it takes longer to get somewhere.

When I was a kid, we used all the rides as transportation in Disneyland, even if it took longer because it was fun. RIP the skyride that used to go through the Matterhorn.

Ive never ridden because DH always says no faster to walk. Im like hey it's about the experience!! I havent been to Epcot since they started running more boats.