This whole MNSSHP situation

[mking624]

Sorry I didn't mention you! Iwas just a little put out at the time. I do appologize.

Don't sweat it...I know you were just trying to understand why some of us were concerned...and I do appreciate you trying to find out.

I hope this will help you. Disney will ask everyone to leave the park. The party starts at 7pm so around 6pm cast member will have the rides stop at 6pm and start closing off the park so the guest will have to leave. At around 5pm speical event guest can start entering the pakr and will have to wear their wrist bands. So if you entering the park before 7pm please wear your bands. Security will be checking and asking everyone to leave. I hope this help I do want you to have a good time.

And where are you getting the information that rides will stop at 6pm and that they will start closing off the park? Because if the park truly does close at 7pm (and there are conflicting reports all coming from Disney on what time it closes), they'd have an awfully hard time justifying to non-party guests why they are making people leave an hour before closing.

 

[jackskellingtonsgirl]

Damn! I should have waited to buy MVMCP tickets! I bought them Saturday at AKL just before we came home, and now I get home and read all of this!

We went to MNSSHP last year, but we were at dinner from about 5 PM-6 PM. Shortly after 6 PM we went out into the park, and we went over to Adventureland. It wasn't 7:00 yet, but the CMs were already at their stations, waving us over to get candy. There really didn't appear to be ANY day guests, even though it wasn't much after 6 PM.

But you know, if they aren't making day guests leave then I think all of us who bought tickets should attend every party held during our trips! My tickets are for a Monday, so maybe we should plan to hit the Tuesday party without tickets to make up for whatever we miss due to excess crowds on Monday!

 

[BratTink]

I'm a little surprised that they will decorate in a crowded park. The halloween decorations are pretty elaborate and you'd think Disney would want its "magic" kept "secret".