Another nighttime question - HS

Guest · 20 Jul 17, 06:05 PM

If Fantasmic is on at 8.30 and Star Wars is on at 9, is it realistic to expect to do both in the same night?
How far apart are they? I imagine the swell of people leaving one will make it difficult to get to the other? And presumably I'd want to get to Star Wars in plenty of time to get a decent spot?

Thanks

Guest · 20 Jul 17, 06:19 PM

Unless you move faster than Mo Farah you'd have your work cut out ... not impossible, but you'd need to be seriously sharpish!

**papamouse** · 20 Jul 17, 06:21 PM

and even if you are as fast as the Mobot - the 15000 in front of you trying to do the same thing aren't!

Its my fav park, I'd just go twice!

"Disney" and "getting a good spot" can involve hours, not minutes...

tiger01204 · 21 Jul 17, 12:19 PM

Fantasmic finishes after Star Wars has started so you wouldn't get the full show i'm afraid. We do 2 trips to see each separately.

Chopra · 21 Jul 17, 02:52 PM

It wouldn't be possible to do both so we went twice in the fortnight. Stars Wars was so good that my daughter choose to watch it on both occasions. It is certainly not one to miss

sheluk · 22 Jul 17, 10:03 PM

We had this scenario in May, it's really annoying as so many people leave Fantasmic early to make the fireworks. If you want to wait until the end of Fantasmic (my favourite bit - love the music) then you won't make the full fireworks I'm afraid.

20 Jul 17, 06:05 PM	#1
	20 Jul 17, 06:05 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Another nighttime question - HS If Fantasmic is on at 8.30 and Star Wars is on at 9, is it realistic to expect to do both in the same night? How far apart are they? I imagine the swell of people leaving one will make it difficult to get to the other? And presumably I'd want to get to Star Wars in plenty of time to get a decent spot? Thanks

20 Jul 17, 06:19 PM	#2
	20 Jul 17, 06:19 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Unless you move faster than Mo Farah you'd have your work cut out ... not impossible, but you'd need to be seriously sharpish!