Question about maxamizing EE

[Misskitty3]

I was just reading the thread about the top 10 things to know about for a DLR trip. Several people mentioned knowing how to maxamize EE.

My assumption is that maxamizing EE means doing these rides first: Peter Pan then Dumbo (and maybe Nemo???). Is this correct?

What does maxamizing EE mean to you?

 

[Alex2kMommy]

I think you may be right that the term "maximizing" means riding certain slower-loading rides first; that makes sense to me. The two you mention, as well as the Storybook Land Canal lines get so long and take forever to get through, so I would certainly hit those first.

We did not realize on our trip last fall, but I think someone mentioned Buzz Lightyear is also open for EE? If Nemo is open, that would be a good one to hit at EE as well.

 

[DangerMouse]

I think you may be right that the term "maximizing" means riding certain slower-loading rides first; that makes sense to me. The two you mention, as well as the Storybook Land Canal lines get so long and take forever to get through, so I would certainly hit those first.

We did not realize on our trip last fall, but I think someone mentioned Buzz Lightyear is also open for EE? If Nemo is open, that would be a good one to hit at EE as well.

Storybook is not open for EE, neither is Casey Jr.

The two rides in TL that are consistently open for EE are Space Mountain and Buzz (oh, and now Nemo, of course).

 

[JenDisneylandlver]

For us we do Peter Pan first, then Dumbo, then Matterhorn, Alice, then Buzz and if we have time Space Mountain (if not we grab fastpasses).

If you have more then one EE day, using one on Nemo can be worth while. We only had one EE day this trip and did use most it for Nemo. Only because the rest of the days on our trip we were able to walk on to all the FF rides the first hour or so. We waited 15 minutes for the ride to open. After Nemo we had time to do Buzz and Space Mountain still during the EE.

We never do Storybook (I know it's not open for EE). Don't really care for it!