Which Fast Pass First?

[HydroGuy]

Is it safe to assume they'll be up for the rest of the season? I'm more concerned with FPs for the early evening on weekends, when it's bound to be more crowded.

Probably not. We were there last year on the Saturday after Thanksgiving qand there were no HMH FPs. I did not realize that they still sometimes turned them on.

 

[MouseEXP]

Out of curiosity, I put all the rides listed above into Touring Plans for Nov 30th, the Sunday after Thanksgiving when we will be there. I optimized and it has us getting done with everything above by noon and only getting one FP for Indy! (minus lunch and Toontown). Does that sound crazy?

Here's their plan:
1) Star Tours: The Adventures Continue 8:03am
2) Space Mountain 8:17am
3) Autopia 8:33am
4) Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters 8:44am
5) Indiana Jones Adventure FASTPASS Booth 8:57am Return Time: 10:10am
6) Big Thunder Mountain Railroad 9:00am
7) Haunted Mansion 9:12am
8) Splash Mountain 9:28am
9) Pirates of the Caribbean 9:47am
10) Indiana Jones Adventure 10:07am
11) Alice in Wonderland 10:27am
12) Matterhorn Bobsleds Edit X Loading 10:46am (20min wait)
13) Dumbo the Flying Elephant Edit X Loading 11:11am (20min wait)
14) Peter Pan's Flight Edit X Loading 11:34am (31min wait)

I am not sure what X Loading means, but I would expect longer lines for the Fantasyland attractions if you wait until 1027am.

The idea of doing the Tomorrowland attractions first will work, but it will make the Fantasyland attraction waits that much longer.

Plus, the first three attractions mentioned are all FP attractions. I think it would be wiser to use the early time to do attractions that do not have FP and most of those exist in Fantasyland.

Of course if Disneyland is having a EMH day, I would say skip Peter Pan and then go Dumbo, Alice, Matterhorn, Casey Jr., Pinocchio, Snow White. you will be able to finish 2-3 Fantasyland attractions in the time it would take to wait for Peter Pan. Then just come back to Peter Pan when you don't mind waiting for 45 minutes.