Which park on which days for on site in November

[julesann]

I can buy my DD PH tickets tomorrow and we are staying on site for 5 days. I have NO idea which parks to reserve. Should I assume there will be MM? Should I book DL each day as this reservation typically (right?) goes more quickly? What would you do? ROR is a priority...as is PP; we love RSR too and not sure about Webslingers but would like to try for it. I see that we have a chance to try for either of them with PH too.

 

[GBRforWDW]

Right now, park pass reservations are a tossup on which sells out first, but they're only selling out a few days to up to 10 days in advance. Looking at park hopper availability, only today has 1 park that you can't start at. I'd definitely plan to start a day or two at DCA, just to try to do rsr without a long wait, plus getting an early attempt at WS would be good.

But yes, you can try for either RotR or WS at noon, as long as you're not currently holding a boarding pass for 1.

For example, you get a RotR boarding group at 7, but at noon, your group has not been called, you would not be able to get a WS boarding pass. However, if you did get a RotR pass at 7 and have rode the ride, you would be eligible at noon to get a WS. Also, If you missed out altogether at 7am, you could try for either ride at noon.

There is no morning magic right now. I would not assume anything that hasn't started happening yet will be available when you go. Some things will be brought back quickly, while other things are being help off for a long period of time. So basically, until something has been announced, assume you won't have access to it.

 

[Pluto468]

We are going in November, too. I'm starting at Disneyland 3 days and DCA 2 days. I was inclined to start every day at Disneyland, but we're never been to cars land and want to make sure we get in early for that so we can get on RSR. Also everyone in my family loves Marvel so I want to get into WS.

 

[julesann]

Thanks for the great input!!--it was helpful.