Question Frozen Ever Ater

[sunsetbeachgal]

We have a trip upcoming, split stay Universal (with Express Pass) then WDW, two park days each. One of the WDW days we will do MK, and the second day we will let granddaughter (11) choose which park we go to. None of us have been to Epcot since Frozen Ever After opened. If we do Epcot that day is morning EMH, is Frozen Ever After open during EMH? I know the World Showcase area of Epcot used to open several hours later than the front of the park, is this still the case?

Thank you for your help!

 

[Robo]

1. is Frozen Ever After open during EMH?
2. I know the World Showcase area of Epcot used to open several hours later than the front of the park, is this still the case?

1. Yes
2. Yes.
All of the WS countries of Epcot open at 11am.
EXCEPT Norway, which opens at 9AM (8AM for AM EMH.)

 

[sunsetbeachgal]

Perfect, Thanks as usual for all of your help! Is Frozen Ever After geared towards younger children? This 11 year old granddaughter likes rides, is not afraid of thrill rides but also still likes dolls and all things fantasy.

 

[cwis]

1. Yes
2. Yes.
All of the WS countries of Epcot open at 11am.
EXCEPT Norway, which opens at 9AM (8AM for AM EMH.)

I've always wondered, I assume the pathway is open between Future World and Norway? How about the pathway to the other side (BWI)?

 

[Robo]

I've always wondered, I assume the pathway is open between Future World and Norway? How about the pathway to the other side (BWI)?

Every morning:
You can access the west side of World Showcase all the way from Future world to France.
The International Gateway is accessible to all guests, coming and going.
The bakery in France is open for breakfast, daily.
None of the other pavilions will open until 11AM.

You can access the east side of World Showcase all the way from Future world to Norway.
None of the other pavilions will open until 11AM.

 

[ErinsMommy]

Perfect, Thanks as usual for all of your help! Is Frozen Ever After geared towards younger children? This 11 year old granddaughter likes rides, is not afraid of thrill rides but also still likes dolls and all things fantasy.

My 10 year old liked FEA, but said the "digital faces" looked funny/weird and is on the fence whether she really wants to do it again or not.

 

[Robo]

My 10 year old liked FEA, but said the "digital faces" looked funny/weird and is on the fence whether she really wants to do it again or not.

For balance... we absolutely LOVED this attraction.
We were very surprised at how beautiful, fun, and entertaining it was.

We rode it numerous times, with and without FP, last week.

(And, we are ever so much more than twenty.)

 

[ErinsMommy]

For balance... we absolutely LOVED this attraction.
We were very surprised at how beautiful, fun, and entertaining it was.

We rode it numerous times, with and without FP, last week.

(And, we are ever so much more than twenty.)

As adults we enjoyed it as well -- was rather disappointed DD didn't as much which could've been partially due to the hour+ long wait. The line que is really REALLY boring.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

Perfect, Thanks as usual for all of your help! Is Frozen Ever After geared towards younger children? This 11 year old granddaughter likes rides, is not afraid of thrill rides but also still likes dolls and all things fantasy.

I'm 46 years old and I love FEA! Yes, not much to do in the standy-by line, but the atmosphere in the que is quite detailed and beautiful. The ride itself is amazing, technologically, IMHO. If she likes dolls and fantasy, I think she will enjoy it.

 

[elaine amj]

I did it solo in September - went for rope drop (highly recommended if you don't have FP - it was very smooth)

The ride was way better than I ever imagined. An absolute delight. I rode it twice in a row at RD

 

[sunsetbeachgal]

Some great ideas especially to do it at rope drop during EMH. I'm buying our two day park tickets when we check into Pop so doubtful we can get any decent fast passes, although we are there on a supposedly slower mid week day in early February.

 

[MrsJobba1]

Hi do you get wet on the ride? We will be dressed for dinner on our first night and if there's a chance you'd get wet I'd fast pass it for later in the vacation

 

[disneyAndi14]

Hi do you get wet on the ride? We will be dressed for dinner on our first night and if there's a chance you'd get wet I'd fast pass it for later in the vacation

I have read a few reports from people stating they did get a little wet, we have been on it 3x and never got wet at all.

 

[Big Kid at the World]

We rode it twice the week before Christmas. Never got wet. Definitely recommend rope drop morning. Move quickly because line fills up fast. Only had 20 minute wait!! We all enjoyed the ride, Disney did great job! I liked Malestrom(?), but the quality of Frozen rides makes you forget about it. Highly recommend

 

[Shannon G]

Every morning:
You can access the west side of World Showcase all the way from Future world to France.
The International Gateway is accessible to all guests, coming and going.
The bakery in France is open for breakfast, daily.
None of the other pavilions will open until 11AM.

You can access the east side of World Showcase all the way from Future world to Norway.
None of the other pavilions will open until 11AM.

Just to be sure I understand correctly, if we enter via the International Gateway & want to go to FEA, we have to go to the left (clockwise) & around to get to Norway. We can't go around the other wa, (which I think would be shorter), correct?

 

[Robo]

Just to be sure I understand correctly,

1. if we enter via the International Gateway & want to go to FEA, we have to go to the left (clockwise) & around to get to Norway.

2. We can't go around the other wa,

3. (which I think would be shorter), correct?

1. Yup.
2. Nope.
3. Not closer in that direction, even if it was open (which it is not, until 11AM)