I remember after Test Track my Dad & I wanted to go on it like a lot of people wanted to. Well back in 1999 we got to Epcot when they opened only to find out Test Track was having problems again & would not be open. Since that was the only reason we went to Epcot, we decided that we would go right to Disney MGM Studios. So we did & funny thing we got there for when the park was opening & went straight to Tower Of Terror. So my question is what is the shortest amount of time you have spent at a Walt Disney World theme park. That time at Epoct I would assume that my Dad & I were there for 10 minutes.
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What is the shortest time you ever spent at a WDW theme park?
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WDWPrnces02
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about an hour and a half...
Wilt Dasney
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Ditto...got to MK one day, saw the crowds, and immediately left. (This was back when I lived in the area and had the luxury of coming back whenever I wanted.)mkt said:
DukeEarthwalker
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Around an hour at MGM during my traditional last day thrill blitz. :sohappy:
CaptainMichael
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2 minutes. Walked off of the bus at MK, realized I didn't have my ticket, and had to go back to Port Orleans to get it.
sillyspook13
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Passed through Epcot while walking from the monorail station to Boardwalk.... 5 minutes at the most!
goofyfan13
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Entered Epcot at about 8:55, watched Illuminations, then left. So probobly about 25 minutes.
CaptainMichael
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Yeah, we were going to Cinderella's Royal Table for dinner (we had priority seating). Luckily, I was able to catch the same bus, got back to the resort and got my pass, then got back on the SAME bus to MK. The Force was with me that day.Pongo said:
Rob562
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When I was running the WDW Great Race in December (it's a RADP/Mousefest thing), during the course of the day we hit all four parks plus a number of the hotels.
The race ran from 8:30A-8:30P.
We visited Magic Kingdom twice. The first time we power-walked to Small World, rode it and left. So that was maybe 25 minutes or so. The second time included a ride on Splash and a pit stop, so that was more like an hour and 45 minutes.
Epcot later on in the afternoon was essentially a power-walk from the front gate to International Gateway with a stop to watch O Canada.
The Studios was a whirlwind puzzle involving all of the survey markers in the park, that was maybe 25-30 minutes.
Animal Kingdom was te shortest visit of the day. We were in and out in 10 minutes, which involved a power-walk from the front gate to the Cretaceous Trail in Dinoland, get our next clue there, and then back out to the bus stops.
Add all that together, and it was probably about 3.5-4 hours total spent in all 4 parks.
Other locations visted included a walking tour of the menus at all Downtown Disney table service restaurants, a tour around the lake of Coronado Springs, trivia in the lobby of AKL, running around the MK area resorts and the Epcot area resorts, and a quick dash into Riverside. And unfortunately for my team, the Race ended with a too-slow bus ride to the finish line at Saratoga Springs... (Who knew it was such a short walk from the West Side to Saratoga?) :-(
-Rob
The race ran from 8:30A-8:30P.
We visited Magic Kingdom twice. The first time we power-walked to Small World, rode it and left. So that was maybe 25 minutes or so. The second time included a ride on Splash and a pit stop, so that was more like an hour and 45 minutes.
Epcot later on in the afternoon was essentially a power-walk from the front gate to International Gateway with a stop to watch O Canada.
The Studios was a whirlwind puzzle involving all of the survey markers in the park, that was maybe 25-30 minutes.
Animal Kingdom was te shortest visit of the day. We were in and out in 10 minutes, which involved a power-walk from the front gate to the Cretaceous Trail in Dinoland, get our next clue there, and then back out to the bus stops.
Add all that together, and it was probably about 3.5-4 hours total spent in all 4 parks.
Other locations visted included a walking tour of the menus at all Downtown Disney table service restaurants, a tour around the lake of Coronado Springs, trivia in the lobby of AKL, running around the MK area resorts and the Epcot area resorts, and a quick dash into Riverside. And unfortunately for my team, the Race ended with a too-slow bus ride to the finish line at Saratoga Springs... (Who knew it was such a short walk from the West Side to Saratoga?) :-(
-Rob
pluto77
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I actually had kind of the same thing happen to me though. I went to Animal Kingdom with 2 of my friends, and when we walked up to the gate, one my friends realized her didn't have his cast member id to get into the park, so we had to go all the way back to Vista to get it.