Wait times for attractions during MVMCP

[oceanscape]

Due to our short trip we have not been able to secure FP+ for any MK attractions for our upcoming November trip. I am hoping that we will be able ride the MK attractions with minimal wait times during MVMCP (we've reserved 2 MVMCP's so that one night we can skip all the shows etc. and just do all the attractions).

How busy are the parties usually? Will wait times still be very long for the most popular rides?

I'd love to hear from anyone's past experiences!

 

[mesaboy2]

Due to our short trip we have not been able to secure FP+ for any MK attractions for our upcoming November trip. I am hoping that we will be able ride the MK attractions with minimal wait times during MVMCP (we've reserved 2 MVMCP's so that one night we can skip all the shows etc. and just do all the attractions).

How busy are the parties usually? Will wait times still be very long for the most popular rides?

I'd love to hear from anyone's past experiences!

In most cases, attraction waits during parties are about as short as you'll ever see them anymore.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

I've been to two MVMCP and two MNSSHP and, in my experience, rides were mostly walk-ons except the 7DMT (had a 40 minute wait most of the night during the first MNSSHP this year). PP was about 30 minutes. Your strategy to do the party two nights and concentrate on the rides one of those nights is a good one. I would definitely try to hit the headliners during the first parade. That should cut down on wait times considerably.

 

[sharonabe]

Save 7DMT for the end of the night. Right before, during, and just after the fireworks, you'll pretty much just have to walk through the queue lines and then wait for one or two trains.

 

[Dr.Mickey]

I went on a Thursday in November before Thanksgiving and it was wonderful. I was in Orlando for work alone so I bought a ticket. I did not ride 7DMT (it was about a 30 min wait), but nothing else was over 3-5 min including Space and BTM. These are my favorite pics (although the truly empty car was an anomaly).

 

[SDSorority]

Thanks for asking this question. We are in the same boat, except we only have 1 MNSSHP scheduled. Much more ride people than show people/trick or treat people/parade people.