Thomasfouraker
Earning My Ears
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- Jan 22, 2018
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We went a little early, around 6:30. No issues getting lanyards at the turnstyles and no problems with us getting my mothers ticket at the TTC. I was a little worried since we purchased it through my wifes account and it gave us the AP discount on every ticket we purchased. When I read the email, it stated that the passholder had to present their passholder ID to obtain the ticket at the discounted rate. Since it was purchased under my wifes name, we went to the TTC, they confirmed my wifes ID, handed my mom a media card and she was able to do all the FP we had scheduled on the app. It was as easy as it could have possibly been.
HEA is very packed. Thats good and bad. It stinks that it is essentially "shoulder to shoulder" but the good part is it will bring in prospective how empty the park is during DAH in comparison to what it is during normal operating hours.
I think your husband will be pleasantly surprised. I am not a crowd person myself. We plan our trips around the slowest days always during mid week to avoid crowds as lofty as a goal that might be.
There are areas that you literally don't see anyone in front or behind you. Around Gastons and between Pirates and Frontierland totally deserted each time we passed through.
When you have a double stroller, a four year old and a one year old, you don't take that for granted!
HEA is very packed. Thats good and bad. It stinks that it is essentially "shoulder to shoulder" but the good part is it will bring in prospective how empty the park is during DAH in comparison to what it is during normal operating hours.
I think your husband will be pleasantly surprised. I am not a crowd person myself. We plan our trips around the slowest days always during mid week to avoid crowds as lofty as a goal that might be.
There are areas that you literally don't see anyone in front or behind you. Around Gastons and between Pirates and Frontierland totally deserted each time we passed through.
When you have a double stroller, a four year old and a one year old, you don't take that for granted!