It might be a hard one to compare to because a hurricane was coming which made the crowds light. We also didn't get fireworks because of winds. I would recommend that night overall because most US schools will be back in session the next day and it tends to make crowds overall smaller.
Tuesday is so much better .
I don't know if this works for every ride, but we have done this on SDMT several times, when my youngest was too timid to ride. We all waited in line together, and when we got to the front, we just informed the CM. They had DD and I wait off to the side, then as soon as DH and older kids got off, I was allowed to ride (with older kids again). It's like rider switch, but since you just have the one child, it may be more interesting for you and your husband to wait in line together, rather than one of you waiting alone. Unless you think the baby will have trouble waiting in lines... then the traditional rider switch may be a better option. Hopefully, during the party, lines will be short enough that it will be a non-issue.Does anyone know how rider swap works with a baby during MNSSHP? I'm assuming it doesn't really exist during the party since there is no separate FP lines. How would we handle going on something like Space Mountain? Would we each need to wait on the whole line separately (basically doubling our wait time), or can we have the child with us on line and then do a swap near the boarding area? First time parents so we are still figuring out the normal child swap procedures (do we really get to swap out our child for a new one- jk, I would never swap my little guy for someone else), but doing MNSSHP is adding a whole additional layer to figuring out how to do the parks with a baby.
When are dates traditionally released by Disney? What month I mean
| 2019 | 1/15/2019 |
| 2018 | 3/19/2018 |
| 2017 | 4/6/2017 |
| 2016 | 3/23/2016 |
| 2015 | 2/25/2015 |
| 2014 | 5/5/2014 |
