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[quote=Anonymous]Hunger Games indeed. Presidents Day weekend is a very busy time. There is the Premier Pass too, but it is exorbitant ([i]stil[/i]l, and [i]especially[/i] at the MK) and the only advantages it confers: 1) you don't have to plan at all and 2) you may save steps because you don't have to zigzag across the parks from LL to LL. It's only worth it if you would have considered a VIP tour. For the regular lightning lane MP: you should have watched the strategy videos that are available. Yes, you can book the length of your stay, so longer stays have the advantage. The other thing you can do is choose a less popular ride like Small World for very early in the morning. As soon as you tap into that, you can booth any other LL ride, including the Tier 1 rides. It helps to have another adult book the individual lightning lane rides like that 7DMT. If your spouse or other travel partner wasn't available, you were at a disadvantage. Take what you can get now or choose another MK day later in your trip (may be more feasible if you have park hopper trips). Sorry, OP, we threw a lot of $$ at Premer Passes on our recent trip during Winter Break, and I think I'm done, though I do find Disney is a great family trip. As the planner for every trip, there is a different kind of stress when you travel elsewhere, so all travel is fraught with it. You just have to pick your poison. [/quote]
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