Talk to me about a late arrival to WWOHP

[dancer_mom]

My DH and I are going to go to WWOHP mid afternoon on a 7pm close day. We want to see as much and do as much as we can. We probably won't be able to get there until 3pm.

Any thoughts on what order we should do things in?? Also can we get in line at 6:45pm and still ride the ride like at Disney? Thanks

 

[KorbensMomma]

What time of year are you going?

 

[BrinkofSunshine]

The line for Forbidden Journey will close as soon as the clock hits 7:00. There's only three rides in the WWoHP, the wand show, a few stores and a restaurant... so it may not take 4 hours to see late in the day, especially on a slow day. Definitely try and take in a few rides around the park (like Spider-Man!) if you can.

 

[Metro West]

The line for Forbidden Journey will close as soon as the clock hits 7:00. There's only three rides in the WWoHP, the wand show, a few stores and a restaurant... so it may not take 4 hours to see late in the day, especially on a slow day. Definitely try and take in a few rides around the park (like Spider-Man!) if you can.

Agreed...four hours isn't a lot of time so try to see as much as possible.

 

[dancer_mom]

We will be there Mid May on a wednesday. That's good to hear that we should be able to get to everything in that section. thanks

 

[TheAviator]

Everyone has different impressions, but don't forget there are other world class areas and rides in the park, someone already mentioned Spider Man, that is not to be missed, neither is the Jurassic Park ride and that area, amazing detail and theming, really in the whole park, but that area, the Lost Continent and Suess Landing are some of the more amazing themed areas that you wouldn't want to miss. I realize some Disney fans are under the impression that Universal is Harry Potter then nothing but roller coasters, but that is not the case at all, it has much more themed rides than it does roller coasters.