Touring plans?

[DLR29]

Hound is right that Ridemax doesn't offer MM's, but they do have a suggested order in which to ride the most common available during that hour. I also agree that Ridemax is a good way to form together all the info you gather here, and that Hydro's FP strategy works far better than what Ridemax suggests.

From my MM superthread that S.S. Columbia posted a couple posts earlier:

What's the best "touring plan strategy" for MM?
Assuming you are doing Fantasyland for your MM, in order to have the shortest lines, this strategy is recommended:
(0). Arrive before MM begins and run straight to...
1. Peter Pan (always first!!!)
2. Dumbo
3. Matterhorn/Mr. Toad/Alice
4. Pinocchio/Snow White/Mad Tea Party/King Arthur's Carousel

 

[chrissiecutie]

I second Magic Morning, especially in the summer months.

With kids, it's a must!

In the middle of August my family was able to do all of Fantasyland (the priority with a then 3 yr old) and get to Toontown in time for the opening. We then met all the characters- all with NO wait. That's right...NO WAIT!

It was also very cool to walk down Main St with my son for the very first time and have it pretty much empty. The pictures are amazing and worth the 5am wakeup to get there on time!!

With older kids, you could certainly head to the Mountains (ie. Splash, Space, Matterhorn) and ride those before the parks get too busy.

As a Dland vet, what you do after that really doesn't matter. It will all be busy and crowded. Plan your schedule around the parade times, the 2nd time is usually less crowded and around Fantasmic/Fireworks. However, plan on snagging spots for Fantasmic/Fireworks least 1 1/2-2 hours prior. I would suggest finding a seat and then sending someone for dinner and eating while you wait.

And take advantage of Fastpass. Grab a Fastpass, go eat, do a little shopping and then come back. Summer lines/crowds are insane so make it as easy as possible on yourself.

Have fun!