WOC and F! Strategy, please advise.

[Steve19842015]

Hey everyone I will be visiting this coming Sunday, Monday and Tuesday... Wanted to think about what order I should view these shows... It seems that F! will be on all 3 nights at 9PM and 10:30PM... WOC will be on for 1 show at 9:45PM... I'm thinking I should grab a FP right in the AM for whichever one I decide... I already plan on going for MM on Tuesday. so F! on Tuesday sounds good... Maybe F! for 9PM on Sunday, WOC on Monday and F! at 9PM on Tuesday?

 

[HydroGuy]

Hey everyone I will be visiting this coming Sunday, Monday and Tuesday... Wanted to think about what order I should view these shows... It seems that F! will be on all 3 nights at 9PM and 10:30PM... WOC will be on for 1 show at 9:45PM... I'm thinking I should grab a FP right in the AM for whichever one I decide... I already plan on going for MM on Tuesday. so F! on Tuesday sounds good... Maybe F! for 9PM on Sunday, WOC on Monday and F! at 9PM on Tuesday?

I guess if you want to see F! twice! For me I would leave an evening open to do other things like rides at night.

 

[theluckyrabbit]

As suggested above, I would leave your third night open for rides at night (some, like RSR, are a completely different experience at night!) or for a repeat of either F! or WOC (whichever show you liked better and want to repeat -- OR -- whichever show needs a do-over with better viewing).

 

[Aimee_Jane83]

Just make sure you put Fantasmic and WOC on different nights. Trying to get from one show to the other in different parks on the same night is an absolute nightmare. Plan to see WOC on the one night that it is play and then go to Fantasmic on the other night/s. I have to agree with the other poster that you should leave a night open for rides. Our family strategy for walk on rides is this....

When Disneyland is busy with fireworks, parades, & Fantastmic hop on over to DCA and ride all the major rides like Soarin', Guardians of the Galaxy, California Screamin' etc. The ride times will be minimal as everyone is shoved into one park or down at Paradise Park waiting for WOC. Once those shows are over no joke within about an hour of them being done 3/4 of the people in Disneyland leave the parks making the hop over back to Disneyland to walk on Fantasyland rides at night incredibly manageable. We dont even bother with Magic Mornings anymore as we just wait for Disneyland shows to be over. All Fantasyland Rides except for Peter Pan is less than a 5-10 minute wait. Even rides like Pirates and Indy have shorter waits.

But if you tried to see WOC and Fantasmic in the same night you would have the worst time trying to get through Mainstreet packed with fireworks guests as the walk ways are basically SLOOOOOOW shuffled single file lines all the way around to New Orleans Square and people will already be lined up for Fantasmic so your viewing maybe terrible.

 

[Steve19842015]

Thanks for the replies. Flying out in 6 hours. Haven’t told the kids yet! Rain rain go away.