Quick way to get to Anna and Elsa w/out Fastpass

[6laurac]

We are going To Disney in May and I was unable to nab a fastpass for the meet and greet to see Anna and Elsa. We are staying off property so I won't be there for early magic hours. I'm looking at the map on the Disney site and trying to locate the easiest and fastest path to get in the standby line.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. We can go any day but don't want to go try late at night. Thanks for the expertise.

 

[sshindel]

We are going To Disney in May and I was unable to nab a fastpass for the meet and greet to see Anna and Elsa. We are staying off property so I won't be there for early magic hours. I'm looking at the map on the Disney site and trying to locate the easiest and fastest path to get in the standby line.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. We can go any day but don't want to go try late at night. Thanks for the expertise.

We went during Wishes one evening and got through in 20 minutes. I'm not sure if it's always like that, but worth a look at least.

 

[6laurac]

We went during Wishes one evening and got through in 20 minutes. I'm not sure if it's always like that, but worth a look at least.

Thanks what is the best route to get to them? Should we go through tomorrow land?

 

[Tom]

Be there before park opening, be in the front of the group at the turnstiles, get into the park and head straight there.

 

[sshindel]

Thanks what is the best route to get to them? Should we go through tomorrow land?

We were already in Fantasyland at the time, so I don't know. Seems like Tomorrowland would be a good way though.
Also, keep looking for FP+, you never know when one might open up.

 

[6laurac]

Be there before park opening, be in the front of the group at the turnstiles, get into the park and head straight there.

To funny and true too. I am slightly directional challenged without a map in front of me so I'm also trying to gather information on the best way to get there from rope drop. Maybe I'll just dress my four year old in costume and let her and my Husband go on ahead with the othe Elsa herd and grab a dole whip.

 

[6laurac]

We were already in Fantasyland at the time, so I don't know. Seems like Tomorrowland would be a good way though.
Also, keep looking for FP+, you never know when one might open up.

Thanks! I always say that Hope springs eternal

 

[Mickey81]

Be there well before rope drop, and in the front. Head straight down Main Street, through the Castle and it will be on your right after you go through.

 

[SMS55]

We went during Wishes one evening and got through in 20 minutes. I'm not sure if it's always like that, but worth a look at least.

Last night it was about a 20 minutes wait at about 11:30pm.

 

[thomas998]

Anyone remember what it was like last year summer when they had the Frozen stuff going on at Studio? Do the lines in MK meet and greet get any lighter when the Studio is doing their Frozen specials?

 

[bethymouse]

What time? ( well before rope drop) 7:30 am? Too early for me. But, I might like to try the nighttime after Wishes.

 

[raven]

Be there before park opening, be in the front of the group at the turnstiles, get into the park and head straight there.

AKA: Push and Run!!!

 

[EmmieSue]

AKA: Push and Run!!!

Isn't rope drop in Magic Kingdom actually a series of ropes? The CMs walk you from section to section so that there is none of that? You may have been being sarcastic, but I am curious how it works anyway. xD

 

[Acolli18]

Convince your child that Anna and Elsa got caught in a blizzard and weren't able to make it that week...Lines averted

 

[JohnD]

Show up at rope drop -- the earlier the better. Let the CMs walk you to A&E. The sooner you arrive at MK before it opens, the better positioning you'll have at the main entrance and the shorter the wait.