Stacking LL for MK

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Hello my long lost liner friends! I have been a regular here for so long but have been absent recently due to being pulled in many other directions while purchasing my own business.

My other mom friend and I will be heading down to the world for our annual marathon weekend trip. On our arrival day we are planning to pop into MK probably around 3 PM. I would love to stack LL. I was trying to find info on when I would start to see times for >3pm?

Any tips on stacking later day LL for MK?

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I don’t there’s much you can really do other than wait out the return times. You may get a late JC at 7 and by 11 some of the other headliners will probably be out into the afternoon by then.

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HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!

(To the other readers: GUYS! I know her! She was one of my on-the-course race fans last year at Marathon, way near the end!!!)

Anyway hi! :slight_smile: Someone else will have to answer that question - I think there’s charts somewhere.

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JC and PP are usually the first to end up after 3 pm. Usually with MK I have had to wait it out a bit to get do stacking. DHS is usually the park I do stacking as the rides end to later in the day quicker.

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I tried to do this on my arrival day— wasn’t interested in JC, so it took awhile for afternoon times To pop up. But if you want JC I’d go for that, my first one was Peter Pan, but I think I had to wait until around 9 to get it.

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Sleep in! This is one case where you don’t have to get up at 7. The sweet spot would be to book something with evening return just before 9AM, then you’re still on track to book your next LL at 11.

Also, if you want 7DMT $ILL, you can book a late return time from the get go.

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The Thrill Data website is a great resource for tracking how return times are trending for various attractions. But I agree that generally you aren’t going to need to start looking early in the morning.

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I use Touring Plans/Becky’s analysis of LL availability (last one published about a month ago), super simple graphs per park. If you check the predicted crowd level for your day, it will give you a rough idea of the time at which each attraction “sells out” on your park day, which could help you determine the order in which you want to stack?

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Hiiii!
I had a tear in my eye as I saw you run by looking super strong in your Moana costume! I wish you were running it again this year!

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Thanks for all the responses. Pretty much what I figured, we’ll just need to wait. I will check out Beckys site and Thrill data though!

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Becky discusses the factors that drive those charts here:

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