It should still work since the event runs from 6am-6am the next day.
Open to close is a single park day, regardless of the date if you cross midnight. For example, if you went to Magic Kingdom at 5:00 AM on the morning following the 24 hour event and then tried to go to Epcot, your Epcot admission would be a second day, not a park hop.
Or meaning they could charge EXTRA for the event this year. Anything is possible now seeing their track record recently.Yes yet meaning it could happen or it could not happen at all. lol
Whether it's an upcharge or some other guest management tactic, they need to do something about the crowds. I was at "One More Disney Day" in 2012 and #MonstrousSummer in 2013 and it was an absolute nightmare both times. I've posted it before, but it's the only time I've felt truly unsafe at a Disney park. I don't think the crowds register on the Phased Closing scale because the total number of guests in the park isn't that huge. The problem is that they're all concentrated on Main Street from the time the first MSEP began through midnight. Normally, after Wishes or the final MSEP, there's a surge of guests leaving the park. At the 24 hour events, there's also a surge of guests entering the park at the same time. The worst was around 8:00 to 10:30 when the Fantasmic and IllumiNations crowds were making there way over to MK. Absolute chaos.Nope I highly doubt that regardless of what they been doing. It's basically just a regular day in the parks they don't do anything extra special like paid events such as MVMCP etc. They have a few extras but nothing like special parades and fireworks and such so I really doubt it.
