King Mickey
Active Member
This is awesome, I would love to try it one day but of course by that time there will be more rides and It'll be that much harder.
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All 47 Rides in One Day!?
- Thread starter bmarkelon
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erwinalber4
Well-Known Member
At first I thought this is absolute madness! Now I want to do this. I told my little sister I'd take her to WDW next month, if only she knew what that really means. It's on! haha 
mickeysbrother
Well-Known Member
Sounds like a mission i would be able to accomplish. I work for an airline so flying is not expensive at all for me. Maybe ill try to hit all parks in 5 business days
DznyGrlSD
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
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Correct me if I'm wrong @raven24 but I think Disneyland has more rides between 2 parks than WDW does between 4. The nice thing about DL is that they're right across from each other so you're not running all over. I would rather take that challenge than the WDW one!
RandomPrincess
Keep Moving Forward
I think DLR has about the same number of rides as WDW (give or take a few) The layout of DLR would make this challenge easier. the parks are just across the courtyard from each other and the parks themselves are smaller in size.
Funny how the rhinos held them up, like "Not on our watch!"
Californian Elitist
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MiceChat hosts an event like this every year at Disneyland, I believe. It's called The Gumball Rally.
Yes, you are correct! WDW has 47 rides and the DLR has 53. Even with more rides, I agree, I'd take the DLR challenge but not the WDW one. Parks are too spread out in Florida.
bubbles1812
Well-Known Member
It would have (or really on any low season day) Which is why it is all the more impressive they managed to do it on the day they did, lol. It was amazing to watch, but I don't think Id attempt it haha. I think my record is 30 attractions in a day starting at 11 am, though some of those were repeat rides, and it was all in the MK. It's true that it is all in the planning.
tonganprince
Well-Known Member
I've been thinking about this... It really shows the lack of rides in the other parks not named MK.
paul436
Active Member
A whole lot would need to go in your favor to complete this feat. These guys seemed to be as close as you can get without completing it and only didn't because of the weather. I would try it. I wouldn't think to hop back and forth from park to park though. My thought would've been to get everything done in one park and then move on to the next so as to eliminate the time it takes to go back and forth between parks. But I guess that isn't the best way to go.
Obi
Well-Known Member
got several thoughts on this...
1st - does anyone else think that katy, jungle cruise tour guide, looks like one of the spice girls? LOL...
2nd - felt sorry that they didn't make it. they were close. seemed like a lot of crossing the parks and extra park hopping. understand that fastpasses, lines, etc. had a role in that..
3rd- I actually believe that it is doable. here are my thoughts on it though.... could be all wrong, but it wouldn't be the first time. LOL... anyway, here is what I would do.
I would go during a slower period where the parks aren't as packed. shorter lines, that sort of thing. like middle to late September.
I would also do the fastpass+ to get the passes for the rides that are more popular and have longer lines. I would, however, put the passes of the rides in the same park closer together so that the only park hopping that would be done is when each park is complete.
get ride times for all the rides. I know this does not include lines, but at least this way I could get a better idea of how long each ride takes to ride to factor in.
get a map of the parks and see where each ride is located and do my best to calculate time it takes to walk to each ride, guess as best as I could on wait times ( could use a wait time app to get a better idea on that), utilize single ride lines if possible and try not to cross the parks as much as possible to cut down on time in between rides. i'd do what I could to go from ride to ride that are closer together as best as I could instead of crossing the parks. I know this will happen somewhat, but I would do my best to cut that down as much as possible.
i'd probably start off in epcot, then head on over to animal kingdom and knock it out quick, then head on over to hs and knock that out, then finish in mk taking advantage of smaller lines during the electric parade and fireworks display.
1st - does anyone else think that katy, jungle cruise tour guide, looks like one of the spice girls? LOL...
2nd - felt sorry that they didn't make it. they were close. seemed like a lot of crossing the parks and extra park hopping. understand that fastpasses, lines, etc. had a role in that..
3rd- I actually believe that it is doable. here are my thoughts on it though.... could be all wrong, but it wouldn't be the first time. LOL... anyway, here is what I would do.
I would go during a slower period where the parks aren't as packed. shorter lines, that sort of thing. like middle to late September.
I would also do the fastpass+ to get the passes for the rides that are more popular and have longer lines. I would, however, put the passes of the rides in the same park closer together so that the only park hopping that would be done is when each park is complete.
get ride times for all the rides. I know this does not include lines, but at least this way I could get a better idea of how long each ride takes to ride to factor in.
get a map of the parks and see where each ride is located and do my best to calculate time it takes to walk to each ride, guess as best as I could on wait times ( could use a wait time app to get a better idea on that), utilize single ride lines if possible and try not to cross the parks as much as possible to cut down on time in between rides. i'd do what I could to go from ride to ride that are closer together as best as I could instead of crossing the parks. I know this will happen somewhat, but I would do my best to cut that down as much as possible.
i'd probably start off in epcot, then head on over to animal kingdom and knock it out quick, then head on over to hs and knock that out, then finish in mk taking advantage of smaller lines during the electric parade and fireworks display.
