Soarin' or TT for 5yr DS?

[mom2mickeyfan]

Thanks everyone!

I'm planning for Epcot to be a late start morning after a long day at MK, but if park hours remain at a 9am opening, we shouldn't have much trouble being there pretty close to RD and will head right for Soarin' and make a FP for TT.

Another tip, if you will be there to closing and don't care about missing IllumiNations, you can walk right on to Soarin' about 15 minutes before closing. The wait time will say it is a longer wait than that but we have done this the past 2 years. The only waiting we have done is for the theater to be ready for us to load.

 

[Wes1stTrip2016]

Another tip, if you will be there to closing and don't care about missing IllumiNations, you can walk right on to Soarin' about 15 minutes before closing. The wait time will say it is a longer wait than that but we have done this the past 2 years. The only waiting we have done is for the theater to be ready for us to load.

Great tip, thanks!!

 

[GoofyinBuffalo]

You can definitely ride both. FP+ Soarin and head right for TT @ park open. Your wait time at that time of day should be 10-15 minutes for TT. If that. Then day of if your FP+ is used up early enough in the day you may get lucky enough to schedule another FP+ for one of those attractions.

 

[perkinsrose]

Thanks everyone!

I'm planning for Epcot to be a late start morning after a long day at MK, but if park hours remain at a 9am opening, we shouldn't have much trouble being there pretty close to RD and will head right for Soarin' and make a FP for TT.

It may be a good idea to have a back up plan (ride closing to Furture World's closing as others have mentioned)

We tend to head to Soarin' at rope drop (as soon as they open gate and crowd goes in) and majority of masses goes there too. The standby wait time will quickly grow by the minute. It will make a big difference if you are in line for Soarin' at 9:10am or 10am--maybe by 45-60 min-- depending on the time of year.

Have a magical 1st trip!