Pandora at closing

[drosenbe0813]

I'm planing a surprise 60th birthday trip to the world in August (Dont' tell me) and I'm planning a birthday dinner at Jiko's. 2 of my kids only have 2 nights with us and I'd like to experience Pandora at night and also Happily ever after.

My question is, if we arrive at the park at 8:30-9pm and the park is open until 9:30 (as of right now), they don't turn everything off at 9:30, do they? We'll be touring during the day, so I really just want to see it at night. Has anyone lingered after official closing?

Thanks in advance

 

[siskaren]

As long as you're in line by 9:30, you can ride.

 

[jecon]

I'm planing a surprise 60th birthday trip to the world in August (Dont' tell me) and I'm planning a birthday dinner at Jiko's. 2 of my kids only have 2 nights with us and I'd like to experience Pandora at night and also Happily ever after.

My question is, if we arrive at the park at 8:30-9pm and the park is open until 9:30 (as of right now), they don't turn everything off at 9:30, do they? We'll be touring during the day, so I really just want to see it at night. Has anyone lingered after official closing?

Thanks in advance

Thanks for the advice! I just thought that we should go at night when everything else is closed - it's not like we will miss out on other parks at that time!

 

[drosenbe0813]

do you mean the line to get into Pandora? I'm not counting on getting onto either of the rides...just looking at the night
time lighting

 

[CAS239]

do you mean the line to get into Pandora? I'm not counting on getting onto either of the rides...just looking at the night
time lighting

There was only a line to get into Pandora for the first week or so.

You'll be fine getting there at 8:30 and they don't shut everything down right at close. Also it's likely the park might have extended hours and be open later than 9:30