CapnJacksGirl
Mom to two little scalliwags!
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Somewhere along the line in my I'm-a-WDW-vet-so-I-overplan-DLR planning, I read a suggestion to NOT go directly to RSR on our DCA EMH day, but rather go do the other available attractions and return to RSR toward the end of EMH. The theory is that since nearly everyone heads to RSR, the queue and wait time are huge right off the bat and that if you return toward the end of EMH, most of those people will have cycled through and the wait will be shorter.
Does this theory hold water? Or do people just ride and return to the line? Or do enough people utilize this plan that it really makes no difference?
We'd like to ride RSR as much as possible but not at the expense of everything else in the parks. I'm leaning toward going to RSR first thing during EMH only if we are at the front of the stampede. Otherwise, we'll do everything else and return to RSR in time for the start of FP distribution.
BTW, our RSR EMH day is our second full day at the parks. We plan to do DL EMH the previous day and have someone run to DCA for RSR FPs mid to late morning, or whenever it looks like we'd get an evening one, so our DCA EMH day will hopefully not be our first ride on RSR.
Thanks in advance for the help!!
Does this theory hold water? Or do people just ride and return to the line? Or do enough people utilize this plan that it really makes no difference?
We'd like to ride RSR as much as possible but not at the expense of everything else in the parks. I'm leaning toward going to RSR first thing during EMH only if we are at the front of the stampede. Otherwise, we'll do everything else and return to RSR in time for the start of FP distribution.
BTW, our RSR EMH day is our second full day at the parks. We plan to do DL EMH the previous day and have someone run to DCA for RSR FPs mid to late morning, or whenever it looks like we'd get an evening one, so our DCA EMH day will hopefully not be our first ride on RSR.
Thanks in advance for the help!!