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Where First?!?!?!
I am trying to decide between going to DHS, and AK on one day of our trip. We have only one day for these two parks and this is our only park hopper day. Should we go DHS AK DHS? I guess my main concern is the lines since we are going in mid June. We want to hit the big three at DHS (TSM, ToT, RnRC) and KS and EE at Ak.
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Re: Where First?!?!?!
Difficult to get everything in, but you might want to try going to DHS when it first opens (even better if morning EMH). Head straight to RnR Coaster, followed by ToT, then grab a FP for TSM and leave the park for AK. Once at AK, grab a FP for EE, then check the line for KS. If over 30 minutes (most likely), hit other attractions at AK until you can get a FP for KS. Once FP time is up for EE, ride then go to KS. Once you have experienced both of these, head back to DHS where you can use your FP for TSM (yes, it will be after the posted time on your FP, but that is okay). Spend the rest of your day at DHS and try to catch Fantasmic if playing that day.
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I would go to Animal Kingdom first. It usually closes earlier than Hollywood Studios does, so you'll get the most out of your time that way because you can stay at AK for a while and then go to DHS for the rest of the night.
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I would say DHS first because on some days all the fast passes for TSM are gone pretty quickly. I like NC Daddy's idea but get the TSM fast pass and then hit the other two.
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The TSM FP line can be up to 20 minutes within a few minutes fo the park opening. That is why I recommended the other two attractions, followed by getting a TSM FP when there is no, or very little, wait at the kiosk. Your return time will not be until the afternoon, but that will work out okay since you'll be at AK for awhile. Also, once you enter AK, you can get a FP right away. Your ticket will not be affected by the FP you just got in DHS.
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Good idea, I usually beat the rush for the fast pass kiosk while the family gets in line.