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There’s no right answers to these questions, but for us it seems straightforward that Genie+ is the way to go at this park.

Do you really want to wait in line over an hour midday for one or two rides and plan to be in line for a ride right as the park closes? Are you willing to skip these rides entirely? Or do you want to ride them earlier and risk missing something else in the park? There’s just so much to do that you shouldn’t struggle to fill a full day and (mostly) stay out of long lines. That point aside, the park remains a good place to spend a day with or without Genie+ as long as you have a plan and you’re willing to make compromises.

If I could say one thing about Magic Kingdom touring, it’s “wow, those afternoons are brutal.” Having Genie+ or an individual Lightning Lane will help, but the park is hot, crowded, and whether it’s walking between rides with long waits or air-conditioned shows on opposite sides of the park while waiting on your Lightning Lane return time, it’s just a tough time to get through.

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