Duo Plans to Ride All Rides in Disney World in One Day (2014, attraction)

[ozmoe571]

That means every attraction in motion at the Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney Hollywood Studios and Disney Animal Kingdom, all within 24 hours. A total of 46 rides in four parks. Think they can do it - or even should try to do it?

Two Days Until WDW46 |

[annerk]

Not seeing it happen. Crowds are very high this year.

[NorthStarDelight]

Before 2000, they probably could have done it. Now? No way. Too many people, all year round.

This is why I refuse to go to any of the Florida theme parks any longer - who wants to pay insane amounts of money just to wait in line all day long?

I've got better things to do with my time...lol.

[annerk]

I go when it's free. I have three one day park hoppers hanging on the door to my fridge right now courtesy of my nephew who works at Disney, and two one day park hoppers from a friend who works there. I guess I better go at some point before they expire.

[rizzo0904]

They can do it with good planning. Make extra magic hours work for them. Utilize their fast passes that you can now book months in advance.

[oregonwoodsmoke]

Only if it is some sort of special promotion and they are ushered to the head of the line at each ride.

Even in the 50's with much smaller crowds, we could never ride all the rides in Disneyland, and that's just one park and the smallest one.

For the popular rides, the wait in line can be close to an hour.

[reneeh63]

I don't think even a "fast pass" will do it!

[rizzo0904]

They have to fast pass Toy Story Mania, that's the killer.

[Mandalorian]

If I won the lottery, $600 million or something like that, I would totally book out a Six Flags for a day. No damn lines.

[Gettingouttahere]

There's a limit on FP now -- no way can they do this unless the parks stay open for them.
*Maybe* they could do it on the day after Thanksgiving, when everybody else is shopping. Otherwise, I'm not seeing it.