It’s easy to say in advance-particularly if you’ve never been to Disney World-that you’ll be able to muster the energy. That’s useless to most families and not exactly pleasant for people without kids, either. It’s common for Magic Kingdom to offer the perk from 10PM to 1AM. But we’ve had several deluxe resort stays since Extended Evening Hours debuted, and it’s just rare that we find the energy to go to Extended Evening Hours. First, I want to be clear that our experiences at the events themselves have been positive, and we’ve gotten a lot done. This is the ~$1000 question- if you weren’t planning on staying at a deluxe Disney resort, should you upgrade in order to get Extended Evening Hours? Because of that, I don’t like to count on these to be my only chance to ride these rides. While I’ve never heard of widespread problems with these virtual queues, I’ve had stays where the app tells me I don’t qualify even though I was staying at a deluxe resort. Once your group is called, you have an hour to get to the ride. If you successfully join the virtual queue (something outside the scope of this post), you’ll be assigned a boarding group that will be called during Extended Evening Hours (subject to capacity, some groups might not be called if time runs out).
The virtual queue for Extended Evening Hours opens at 6PM for guests with access to Extended Evening Hours. Both of these rides are accessible during Extended Evening Hours by virtual queue as well. How do Virtual Queues work at Extended Evening Hours?Īs of this update, two rides at Walt Disney World-Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind at Epcot and TRON at Magic Kingdom-have virtual queues instead of traditional standby lines.
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