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  • On Jul 18, 2013
    Nicole Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    1st visit & going over the holidays. I'm wondering if you have to plan on staying inside Epcot all day if you are booked for the candlelight P on dec. 30th. Can u get in for a reservation and visit another park earlier in the day?

    Hi Nicole!

    You are going to love Walt Disney World Resort in December! I have experienced the Candlelight Processional and I enjoyed every minute of it.

    The great thing is that you do not have to stay at Epcot all day. If you have a park hopper, you are free to visit and have a meal at another theme park location. Also, if you do not have a park hopper, you are still free to leave Epcot and return later in the day. For example; if you start your day at Epcot, you are free to leave and go back to your resort, etc. and then go back to Epcot before the start of the Candlelight Processional. 

    Have a magical time!

    Raquel
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Meet the Panelist: Raquel, Texas

As a mom of two children 6 years apart in age, it takes some creative planning to give each child a memorable Disney experience. Adding in a sprinkle of surprise pixie dust makes each vacation special for everyone.
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