Question re: Early Morning Magic and After Hours

GeorgiaHoo

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Just wondering if EMM and After Hours were still a thing? We might be interested in doing one of these for our November trip but I can't find any info on Disney's website regarding whether either will be offered. Thanks in advance.
 
Just wondering if EMM and After Hours were still a thing? We might be interested in doing one of these for our November trip but I can't find any info on Disney's website regarding whether either will be offered. Thanks in advance.

The Nov schedule just isn't out yet for EMM; keep an eye out as I think they've been selling out.

As PP said, the evening one went away.
 
The Nov schedule just isn't out yet for EMM; keep an eye out as I think they've been selling out.

As PP said, the evening one went away.

It'll be back next Spring, maybe next summer. Last year they tested it in early summer; this year early Spring. Maybe these short hours are a setup for it next summer.

EMM is still going strong. I didn't like the idea, but he n practicality it was pretty awesome for my family. In addition to the rides, it gives you a good jump on rope drop, too.
 

They haven't discontinued the After Hours event, it just hasn't been offered since March, which is not surprising as it's really better suited for when the MK naturally closes early, like it typically does in some parts of Jan-March. The version this past year was much better received and quite popular. I suspect/hope they'll do it again next winter.
 
Matt, EMM is a separate ticketed event available to anyone who wants to pay. It's limited to I think 500 people and allows access to 7DMT, PP and Pooh before anyone else is in the park. There's also a breakfast buffet available until 10 AM. My kids got 11 rides in during that hour and were able to walk onto Space Mountain because they had a head start on the rope drop crowd.

EMH is Extra Magic Hours, available exclusively to resort guests. Most of the park is open, but it's often crowded because there are 30,000 hotel rooms at WDW. But it is included as part of your resort cost.
 
Thanks everyone, and thanks to erionm for the link. Looks like there's still some availability in October so will keep an eye out for November dates. Looks like it costs about $75 a person so have to think about whether it is worth the cost.
 
Disney After Hours was one of the best things we have ever done at Disney. We rode pretty much everything in the MK with no waits!
 
Disney After Hours was one of the best things we have ever done at Disney. We rode pretty much everything in the MK with no waits!

I'm wishin & hopin & thinkin & prayin it is back for Spring 2018, I was falling over myself reading reports & seeing photos from those who went & I want to do it SO BADLY!
 
So what's the difference between morning EMH and EMM?

Matt

Morning EMH are free for any resort guests: the park opens one hour earlier for resort guests, and there are number of rides open
The following attractions at Magic Kingdom are open for Morning Extra Magic Hour:

Astro Orbiter » Buck Rogers-style rockets revolving around a central axis


EMM


With the purchase of regular theme park admission and a reservation to Disney Early Morning Magic, Guests of all ages can be among the first to enter Magic Kingdom park and experience a trio of famous Fantasyland attractions: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and Peter Pan’s Flight!

Plus, in addition to rising with the sun for some early-morning fun, you can also get your fill of a fantastic breakfast at Pinocchio Village Haus—featuring such scrumptious breakfast fare as:

  • Chilled juices, coffee and teas
  • Seasonal fruit and berries
  • Freshly baked pastries
  • Cheese and cured meats
  • Scrambled eggs with assorted toppings
  • Vegetable frittata
  • Smoked bacon
  • Pork and chicken sausages
  • Fried potatoes with caramelized onions
  • French toast
  • Assorted yogurts
Summer Schedule and Pricing Details
Disney Early Morning Magic takes place from 7:45 AM to 10:00 AM on select Sundays and Tuesdays. Admission is available for $69 per adult and $59 per child (tax not included). However, admission is also very limited, so be sure to book your reservation before it’s too late!

Please note: regular theme park admission is also required.
 


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