Wishes before Spectromagic?

[shalom]

I know on nights that have Spectromagic twice that Wishes is often in between, but the day we're planning to hit the Magic Kingdom has Wishes at 9:00 and the only Spectromagic parade at closing (10:00). Up until a week or so back, there was no evening parade and the park closed at 9:00 with Wishes, so I'm wondering if someone just threw Spectromagic up there at the wrong time rather than changing the time for Wishes. Is it common to have them reversed like that?

http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/parks/magic-kingdom/calendardayview/?asmbly_day=20100428

 

[roomthreeseventeen]

I know on nights that have Spectromagic twice that Wishes is often in between, but the day we're planning to hit the Magic Kingdom has Wishes at 9:00 and the only Spectromagic parade at closing (10:00). Up until a week or so back, there was no evening parade and the park closed at 9:00 with Wishes, so I'm wondering if someone just threw Spectromagic up there at the wrong time rather than changing the time for Wishes. Is it common to have them reversed like that?

http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/parks/magic-kingdom/calendardayview/?asmbly_day=20100428

Looks like a typo to me. Robo might know better.

 

[AshGr]

It can and does happen...as a matter of fact last night Wishes was at 9 and the park closed at 10 (Spectro was at 10 also).

That same timing is scheduled for Friday this week as well, while tonight, tomorrow, and Saturday Wishes is back at 10.

My theory is it allows families that can't/won't stay out too late to have a little flexibility by changing up which one comes first.

 

[shalom]

That same timing is scheduled for Friday this week as well, while tonight, tomorrow, and Saturday Wishes is back at 10.

Okay, obviously I didn't check enough schedules. And your theory on why they do it makes sense to me as well.

Thanks to you both. I probably won't make up my mind whether I'll do either until the day. But I still wanted to know.