Early magic hrs... how much can you ride?

[analise]

No. No Park has "early magic hours." There is Early Morning Magic and Extra Magic Hours, two similarly named, but very different things. That is the reason for the confusion.

Yes I meant extra magic hours & I wrote early to signify morning rather that nighttime extra magic hours. Guess I should of wrote morning instead. Everyone else seemed to understand me. I don’t see why the confusion. But yea morning extra magic hours.

 

[Chef Mickey]

As ambitious as this is, @analise please don't get your hopes up that you might accomplish this feat. There are currently over an hour and a half of rides open during morning EMH (just based on ride times, not allowing time to walk between them). And unless you are there during a truly empty time of year (are there any of these anymore?), not everything will be a walk-on. Seven Dwarves, Space Mountain, Peter Pan, and Buzz Lightyear tend to get at least short lines during EMH most times of year. And it is not good time management or planning to go on It's a Small World, Mickey's Philharmagic, TTA/Peoplemover or Carousel of Progress during EMH even though they are open (but if you wanted to, those four rides would take you almost exactly an hour if you hit start times just right for Philharmagic and Carousel - but don't!).

Not morning...this was night EMH. Mornings are crazy.

 

[brifraz]

Not morning...this was night EMH. Mornings are crazy.

Was this back when night EMH were 3 hours? With nearly 2 hours worth of attractions in night EMH, I can't imagine getting them all done. Our experience with night EMH has been less than stellar. We are generally there during very busy times (Xmas, Easter, and mid-summer) and the lines tend to only go down about 50-75% from during the day. In our experiences, the lines are actually shorter in the morning EMH. Used to love the night hours when it was 3 hours and ended sometimes at 3am - that 2am-3am hour was always amazing.