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  • On Dec 22, 2011
    Jamie from WY 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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    We will be visitng WDW the first week in June and do not have park hopper passes. We are planning on participating in the EMH. I notice that the EMH are longer at night but have heard there are less people in the morning. Should we use the am or pm hours?

    Hi, Jamie! I bet if you asked all the Moms Panelists, you might get a 50/50 vote on this one, but I always choose the Evening Extra Magic Hours for two reasons.  First, like you noted, they are up to two hours longer.  Second, those Guests who don't have Park Hopper passes and choose Morning Extra Magic Hours will be in different park because different parks have Morning vs. Evening Extra Magic Hours each day.  However, if you have small children for whom the late hours might be too much, choose the Morning Extra Magic Hours.  Happy planning and have a Magical vacation!
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