What if someone did this?...

[cgcruz]

Ok, let's say you have a park hopper ticket and spend most the day at Epcot. You go home in the afternoon and go to MK anytime after 12am if they have an EMH closing at 1am... Would you use a brand new day on your passes, or would the system realize its still the same operating day? I know its pretty unlikely, but what can I say... I'm bored and thinking Disney.

 

[WDW LOVR]

Don't know for sure, but to go to the EMH you have to be in the park earlier in the evening to get a EMH wristband. I would think that would "stamp" you in that park for the day so showing up later would not be a problem.

 

[Allison]

My guess would be the "reset" time is early in the morning when they know parks will not be open, like 4 am or something. This is just a total guess and not based on any factual information.

 

[GEM]

Don't know for sure, but to go to the EMH you have to be in the park earlier in the evening to get a EMH wristband.

That's not true. We've often shown up after the evening EMH have started. Like in December, the MK had EMH from 11pm to 2am and we arrived about midnight. You can just get your wristband when you go in. You don't have to be there earlier in the day. However, if you haven't gone to any parks that day, it will take a day off your ticket just for the EMH.

 

[LIFERBABE]

It would still count as the same day on your PH.

We spent all day at AK, took a break and then went to MK just in time for Wishes. MK had EMH until 3am and they were issuing bands in front of MK.

Thats the benefit of hopping during busy season especially with AK closing at 6pm. We really enjoyed EMH at MK and it was basically a "free" visit as we had spent all day at AK.

 

[cgcruz]

Well, I guess that answer my question! Thank you!