42. Choosing Lightning Lane Pre-Selections at Disney World (More Magic!)

[00:00:00] Coming up, we know you are stressed about how to select your Lightning Lane Multipass groups ahead of your Disney vacation. We see it, we hear it, we feel it from all of you, but guess what? It doesn't have to be stressful. It can be so much fun to get those pre-selects in, have some Lightning Lanes, and make the whole trip come alive as you prepare to head to Disney in a week from when you make those pre-selects when you are an on-site guest. We're going to break it down based on different families' priorities in today's More Magic episode.

[00:00:32] Hey everyone, welcome in to More Magic here on a Thursday. I am your host Allie. I am here today with Becky and we are dropping something so helpful for you. I know as you are planning, it is so exciting as your trip gets closer. You've had it booked for maybe over a year and you've booked those dining reservations and everything is paid off and all that's left is to literally just go to Disney World. But before you do and seven days before you check in, you have the opportunity when you are an on-site guest at seven days to pre-select.

[00:01:02] Your Lightning Lane Multipass attractions. It is an art form to do it and honestly, it's one of those things that just trips people up. I think they're like so panicked. How do I make this work? How do I choose? And we have so many amazingly helpful full-length episodes kind of outlining what Lightning Lane Multipass is.

[00:01:20] But today, Becky and I are going to categorize all of the pre-select options and how we think you should prioritize based on your travel group. I'm excited. I think this is a good snapshot. You're going to be able to pull this up, listen, be like, that's my family. That's what I want to prioritize. And your life is going to get so much easier, which is what we want to do. Are you excited, Beck? How are you doing today?

[00:01:40] It's so good to be with you. I'm so excited because this truly is a game changer. I've been on a fence of, is it worth the investment? Is it not worth the investment? And some days I still question it, but ultimately I was standing in an 80 minute line for Frozen Ever After this weekend. And I'm like, why did I not just buy the Lightning Lane?

[00:01:57] Yeah. I mean that you're, well, we're going to get into it. We're going to talk about, I think the most confusing thing for most people is of course, we've talked about this in depth, the grouping that Disney has put the rides in per park, right? So you have your group one attractions and your group two attractions. And just as an overview, it's important that you understand when you are making that pre-select, when you have that pre-select window open at your seven day window, the most important thing to know is that you buy it per park.

[00:02:27] Even if you have park hoppers. So if you are a family that is thinking, I am going to start my day at Magic Kingdom, and then we're going to hop to Epcot. If you want to use Lightning Lane multi-pass at Magic Kingdom, you have to buy it for Magic Kingdom. And all of your pre-selects will come from Magic Kingdom. Then it will hop with you over to Epcot or however that pattern of hopping is working for your family. Now that gets very confusing for people because all the pre-selects have to come from the same park, but then the selections, once you're actually using them, they don't have to stay in the same park, right?

[00:02:57] Yeah, I agree. I think that is one of the most confusing parts for sure. So the way this is going to work is we're going to explain to you how to utilize the groups, how to make them make sense for your family. We'll start, of course, with Magic Kingdom, which is the most visited park, I'm sure. That's the park everybody visits.

[00:03:12] You don't leave Magic Kingdom off your trip. And there are so many attractions at Magic Kingdom that are included in Lightning Lane multi-pass that I would almost say that it's the easiest park to use it in because every family is utilizing it in a different way based on their priorities, how old their kiddos are. And so there is a lot of availability throughout the day, I would say, where in other parks, not so much always the case.

[00:03:34] So I love Lightning Lane multi-pass for Magic Kingdom for that reason. Becky, why don't you go ahead and lay out the attractions in Group 1 and Group 2 that everybody is looking at? Perfect. So in Magic Kingdom, as Allie said, we have a Group 1 and a Group 2. Group 1 consists of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, The Jungle Cruise, Peter Pan's Flight, Space Mountain, Tiana's Bayou Adventure.

[00:03:59] Those are the Group 1 in Magic Kingdom. Magic Kingdom Group 2 includes The Barnstormer, Buzz Lightyear, Space Ranger Spin, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, Haunted Mansion, It's a Small World, Mad Tea Party, The Magic Carpets of Aladdin, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Mickey's PhilharMagic, Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor, Pirates of the Caribbean, Tomorrowland Speedway, Under the Sea Journey of The Little Mermaid. And I feel like I'm out of breath because there are so many rides included in Magic Kingdom.

[00:04:28] There's just so many. And I want to say a good rule of thumb when you are looking at Lightning Lane. This is kind of a hack. If Tier or Group 1 is your most important thing, you can book early, early times for things that you know are going to be available. Let's say Tomorrowland Speedway, right? Because the way this works in your pre-select, you get to pick one out of Group 1 and two out of Group 2. Once you are in the park, the groups go away. So as soon as you scan in for that first attraction, you can start booking another.

[00:04:58] So a good hack, and this is just, I'm going to say this up front because we're not necessarily going to execute the pre-selects this way. But a good little hack for you, if it's important for those Group 1s, is maybe you get Tomorrowland Speedway as a Group 2 attraction because you know it's going to be available for, you know, 9 a.m. when the gates open. And you scan into it right away. As soon as you scan in, the groups go away. You can grab another Group 1, right?

[00:05:23] So there are ways that you can kind of strategize the system so that you can get your Group 1s as swiftly as possible because those Group 1s are popular. They do go away. I love that Magic Kingdom has so many Group 1s. I think five is a lot. So it kind of spreads out what everybody's using and it allows for availability throughout the entire day. So where you're going with your Group 1 selection really does depend on your travel group. So we have our three categories that we're going to talk about quickly here are the Pixie Dust Picks,

[00:05:51] which are the gentle, no big drops, no butterflies or screams. Maybe that's your family. Our Pixie Dust Picks are going to be for that category. Our family favorites are going to include the broad appeal, mid to moderate thrill, few to no height issues, maybe not that extreme. And then the e-ticket energy is going to be, if you're the family that wants coasters, drops, speeds, the adulting kids, picks, fearless people, that's our e-ticket energy. So kind of categorizing it to make most sense for your family, however it looks.

[00:06:20] Yeah. And I think the original thought is you want to talk about it as like littles and bigs and whatnot, but that isn't necessarily always the case because where I'm at in my mid 42 at this point, I start leaning more towards those family favorites where three years ago I was hardcore e-ticket energy. Like it doesn't have to be about the little kids. It's about what kind of rides, what kind of attractions are going to draw your family's happiness really. Yeah. Because I mean, my kids, I have littles, but we are that e-ticket energy family.

[00:06:49] Everybody wants the biggest thrill in my family. So that's where if I'm listening to this, I need to note what's the e-ticket energy and that's where we're heading, right? So this is going to be really helpful. Lock into your family and that's going to be the best way to really break this down. So Pixie Dust picks the gentle, let's just start with group one for each of these. If I'm looking at the Pixie Dust pick for Magic Kingdom out of group one, I'm saying hands down, no question. It's Peter Pan's flight. You do kind of have two options there because Jungle Cruise

[00:07:18] would also fit in this category, but Peter Pan's flight is the more iconic of the two in the sense that the line is always going to be long. I think the availability for that lightning lane will go away before Jungle Cruise. And so I think it's important if you're a Pixie Dust family, you are going to prioritize Peter Pan. Yeah. And if Peter Pan's on your list, you might want to just prioritize Peter Pan no matter which kind of family you are, because it is going to be one of the longest lines, if not the longest line in all of Magic Kingdom. That's not what I'm choosing, but for a Pixie Dust family,

[00:07:48] it is the no brainer. The Jungle Cruise, the line will be long. So hopefully you can scan into one of those group twos and grab that. But I agree. Peter Pan's flight's the option there. So I think family favorite group one, that broad appeal, mid to moderate thrill. Is there one in, are we, you know, do you have to stick with Peter Pan's flight if that's you because Thunder Mountain, Space Mountain, and Tiana's are all kind of extreme thrill? Or is Tiana kind of safe for that family favorite because

[00:08:13] it just has the one big drop and the rest is pretty mild? It is. And other than, I mean, there are two moments in Tiana's Bayou Adventure that kind of have a little bit of that, like obviously the drop, and there's this little tiny, like almost roller coaster feel in the middle of the ride. Yeah, but otherwise, I think it's a family favorite. Historically in Disney, it's basically, I mean, we're talking Splash Mountain, right? You have to take your family on Splash Mountain if that's what

[00:08:39] we're considering it historically. I would say Tiana's Bayou Adventure would be the pick. And I also think it's a great choice for a group one because you do not want to stand in this outside line. It is such a long line and it is so hot in that space. Yes. And this is one that will go away. Such a popular attraction, especially if you're there during hot months, which are not in short supply in Florida. And then the e-ticket energy, you know, with Big Thunder Mountain having just gone through a refurb, I tend to say it's probably important to prioritize that one. But with the

[00:09:09] refurbishment and Big Thunder, I know you said it's not as crazy anymore. For me, this is Space Mountain. I think Big Thunder Mountain, you can strategize beginning of the day, end of the day. You can find short lines. Like when I looked this morning, it had a five minute wait for Big Thunder Mountain. People just don't start over in that area of the park. And I still stand firm that it is no longer the wildest ride in the wilderness. It feels more like Slinky Dog to me at this point. So I wouldn't call it an e-ticket attraction even at this point. Like I am going to go on it and I'm going to love it,

[00:09:38] but it has fallen in my thrill ride rankings. Yeah, I will agree with you. I'll definitely give this because Space Mountain is always what I get in tier one, group one. We love it. It is a big thrill. It is so fun. I want to just acknowledge that we didn't mention Seven Dwarves, Mind Train, or Tron. We're going to talk about that at the end. If you're not sure why we didn't mention it, or you're wondering where those are, there's a reason we didn't mention them. And if you don't know what that is, we'll talk about it at the end. Group two picks. You know, there are so many options

[00:10:07] at Magic Kingdom, like we said. So you really can be creative here. I honestly think though, for every single category across the board at Magic Kingdom for Pixie Dust, Family Favorite, and e-ticket, I think it's the same choices are the smart ones across the board. And for me, that is Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean. I'm not going to disagree too much. However, I do have a new lens because Buzz Lightyear has recently reopened and the line there is

[00:10:33] long and most of the line is outside. So now that Buzz Lightyear has a longer wait, I'm going to pull Buzz Lightyear, I think above Pirates of the Caribbean, which is crazy because I love Pirates of the Caribbean. Yeah, but Pirates will probably be available later. It will. It will. And Buzz Lightyear won't necessarily. It may. But of those two, Haunted Mansion will have the longer line over the Pirates of the Caribbean. And like I said, I'm trying to focus on, I don't want to stand

[00:11:00] outside with my family in the hot, in the rain, in the whatever it is. So I'm going to choose Buzz Lightyear and Haunted Mansion, which is a very big change for me from where we were even a couple months ago. Yeah. Okay, perfect. I agree with you. I think that makes a lot of sense. And I think that's perfect for your pre-selects. Hopefully that gives you some direction if you know your family and you know what you're prioritizing for Magic Kingdom. Once you scan into even one of those attractions, then the entire slate of options becomes available to you and you can start using it

[00:11:28] freely throughout the park. You can prioritize things that are close by, things that you still really want to ride, things that times work around dining reservations, whatever is going to make sense for your day. But that's, I think we agree how you should prioritize your pre-selects at Magic Kingdom. Let's move on to Epcot. Group one is really, really difficult at Epcot. I think Lightning Lane Multipass is difficult in Epcot. Group one is Frozen Ever After. Group one is Remy's Ratatouille Adventure.

[00:11:54] And it's also Test Track. That is it. It is three options and they are all very popular. And I hate to say this, but it is realistic that depending on the time of year and depending on what you get for your group twos, you may not be able to get another group one. They do go away and they go away quickly. And so you really, really want to prioritize your favorite option in group one and then hope for the

[00:12:18] best. Group two is a little silly. We have the Disney and Pixar short film festival, Journey into the Imagination with Figment, Living with the Land, Mission Space, The Seas with Nemo and Friends, Soarin' Across America. For now, it will probably at some point return to Soarin' Around the World. And then Spaceship Earth and Turtle Talk with Crush. Some of those flat out do not need a lightning lane,

[00:12:44] but maybe you get it so that you can try to get another group one earlier. Kind of that strategy I mentioned before. But what do you think for our Pixie Dust pick? That family-friendly, gentle, no big drops. It's got to be Frozen, even though it has a little... Yeah. Honestly, I think Frozen might be the right pick for both Pixie Dust picks and for the family favorites. If Frozen's not available at a time you like, go with Remy. It's a great option as well. And you should be riding that ride.

[00:13:09] But personally of the two, I would say that Frozen is the highlight of those two options. I don't know. What do you think? Yeah. And I would also... I agree with you. And I would also say though, just be aware that if you would rather ride Remy, if that's a higher priority, then you should be getting it because the reality becomes whichever one you get, Frozen or Remy, you really, really, really may not get the other one. They just are both very popular and they both go away really quickly.

[00:13:36] So my recommendation is pick the one that matters most to you and then try to rope drop the other. Because if you get a lightning lane to both, that is awesome. Congratulations. But it is difficult and you should be realistic about that. And then the e-ticket energy option, of course, is going to be test track. It recently was refurbished as well and it is definitely not gentle. No, you better be ready

[00:14:00] to like allow your hair to blow in the wind, have some adrenaline. I would say for our pixie dust pick for group two, there are so many options. I mean, is Soren a pixie dust? Probably not. It has a bit of thrill to it. So it's a little more extreme, although I still consider it a very gentle ride. I think Soren has to be in your group two, no matter where you fall. It's just such a good ride. And I, you know,

[00:14:26] I love it. If you get motion sick or you have a fear of heights, maybe avoid it. Otherwise, I really love it. And then literally anything else is fine. Maybe spaceship earth and living with the land. I don't know. To me, I'm, I'm probably choosing living with the land and Soren, no matter which of those ones that I'm in, because there's just not a lot to choose from in Epcot. This is one of the questions we were talking about on social media this week, because it is a question. Is it worth

[00:14:53] investing in lightning lane in Epcot? I still think the answer is yes. I've done it both ways. And I don't want to stand in line, even if the lines are short. Yeah, I agree with you. I just, it's a tricky park. And I think your best strategy is to try to grab early in the day group twos. So you can try to get test track and Revy, you know, try to get as many group ones as you can. It's a tricky park. It is. I will say though, if you are a thrill person, and you live in the space that

[00:15:21] spinning is not an issue, mission space can be a true thrill. I know it makes a ton of people sick. So if spinning is at all an issue for you, please avoid, do not ruin your day. But even in a space that I'm not necessarily in my thrill era, I do enjoy mission space. So it can fill that thrill space if that's something that's interesting to you. Definitely. Yeah, definitely consider it. It has to, has to be mentioned in that E ticket energy, but it is one I avoid. And I love thrills, but that,

[00:15:49] you know, I'm not everybody. So yes. All right, let's talk Hollywood Studios. Also a very frustrating park for Lightning Lane. It is. Everything, everything is a banger at Hollywood Studios. And again, this is one of those parks where you have to use Lightning Lane Multipass, but also things go away quickly. Group one, Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, Millennium Falcon's Muggler's Run, Rocket Roller Coaster starring the Muppets, and Slinky Dog, Dash. Beck, why don't you

[00:16:15] read us the group twos? Perfect. Group two in Hollywood Studios is a lot of shows, honestly. Alien Swirling Saucers is a ride, but Beauty and the Beast live on stage. Disney Junior Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live is a show. For the first time in forever, a Frozen sing-along celebration, a show, an amazing show. Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular is a show. The Little Mermaid, a musical adventure is a show. Star Tours, the adventures continue is a ride. Toy Story Mania ride,

[00:16:41] and the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror is a ride. So a lot of shows, but some also great rides in this section. A lot of shows, I have a hard time saying that shows should be in your pre-select because you are very confined to when you're going to be able to scan it and use it because you can't do it till show time. They also stay available a long time throughout the day. And honestly, waiting for them is not that big a deal. So I would not personally prioritize a show for a

[00:17:07] pre-select, maybe across the board in general. I think there is one show that often gets closed out and you can't get in. And that's the Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular. That might be the only one that I would consider. However, I don't know that you need to do it as a pre-select. Yeah, I don't think it needs to be a pre-select. Maybe use it, but use it later because everything else is going to, trust me, everything else is going to sell out. Yes, it is. So you can grab that later. Yes.

[00:17:31] So there's only one option for Pixie whatever. Pixie family. And it's Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, right? Everything else in group one is very much a thrill in its own way, in its own right. So I would say that has to be the Pixie Dust pick. And then the family favorite? Family favorite, yep. Slinky Dog Dash? Slinky Dog Dash? Yeah, it has to be. And while we're talking

[00:17:55] about Slinky Dog Dash, it is probably the hardest to get of all Lightning Lanes. And so for that purpose, you probably need to. In any park. Yes, any park. If Slinky Dog is on your list, prioritize this choice before any other Lightning Lanes. As far as you choosing your Lightning Lanes, start with choosing your Hollywood Studios day and grab your Slinky Dog because it will not be there if you pause for even 10 seconds to think. And I'm going to say that the group one e-ticket energy

[00:18:24] is Rockin' Roller Coaster. But I'm still going to say that if you want to ride Slinky Dog with a Lightning Lane, even if you're an e-ticket energy family, Slinky Dog is your pick. Yes. Rockin' Roller Coaster has some good backup options. They have a single rider line, although sometimes it's longer than the regular line. We did that. It was tough. It was. It took longer than the standby line. And Millennium Falcon Smuggler's Run is going to have shorter waits throughout the day. Do not use your

[00:18:52] pre-select on Smuggler's Run is my opinion. Okay. Then your group two. I mean, if you are a pixie dust pick family only and you want no thrills at all, you are going to definitely take Toy Story Mania. You may grab Alien Swirling Saucers. Or instead of Swirling Saucers, you may also grab a show. And I know I just said I wouldn't typically grab a show, but if that's your family and that's really what your day is built around, at that point, that is what you could do. Otherwise, across the board,

[00:19:22] the selections have to be Toy Story Mania and Tower of Terror. Yes, absolutely. However, family-friendly Tower of Terror, Know Your Family. Because that one does have drops and it's not going to... It is a scary... Like, it's spooky in... It has, like, cobwebs and it's very... Just know your family will be my advice on that. Like, Tower of Terror, most families are going to go on and have the best time. But if you have anybody who's a shy rider, the Twilight might be too much. And so,

[00:19:49] in that case, you might want to swap it out for either a show or what else would I choose in its place? Honestly, maybe Indiana Jones is what I would maybe consider as a backup for the family-friendly. Maybe Frozen, just because it's really fun to sit up close for that one. So that could be a good pick as well. It could. Another one to consider in any of these spaces is if you want to see the Little Mermaid show. I'm not saying do it as a pre-select because it's going to be available throughout the day.

[00:20:16] And there was a point in time that Little Mermaid wasn't even an option for Lightning Lane. So I'm glad they've added it. But that is a smaller theater. It's harder to get into. So you could end up sitting through multiple shows if you don't have a Lightning Lane. Maybe waiting in line and then have to wait a whole nother show cycle. I mean, that's happened before. Yeah. So it's a good one to consider. I like that these categories are really clear, but also fluid. I hope that all of our M&Ms are understanding how we're saying this can

[00:20:44] fit in multiple categories. And across the board, this is how you should prioritize this ride. Animal Kingdom is really weird because it doesn't have groups. It only has group two. Every single thing included is group two. Expedition Everest, Legend of the Forbidden Mountain, Feathered Friends in Flight, which you are not picking as your pre-select. Come on now. Festival of the Lion King, Finding Nemo, The Big Blue, and Beyond. That's a show. So is Lion King. So is Feathered Flight. Kali River Rapids, Kilimanjaro Safari, Navi River Journey,

[00:21:13] and Zootopia Better Zootopia. Holy moly. Zootopia Better Zootopia. Also a show. So lots of shows, lots and lots of shows at Animal Kingdom as well, but all in the same group. So you're just picking three pre-selects. And the biggest, most important thing you can do is get the Safari, no matter which group you're in. Because you're at Animal Kingdom. Yeah. Number two, I would say Navi River. I would say Navi River as well. You get three selections, right? So I would say Navi River.

[00:21:42] And then I would say that third one is flexible, kind of which category you're in. If you are a pixie dust pick family, you're not going to pick Kali River Rapids or Expedition Everest. Perhaps then you pick Festival of the Lion King or Zootopia. If you are the family favorite category of families here, maybe you pick Kali River Rapids. You know, maybe you want that extreme water experience, but you still are not picking Expedition Everest. Correct. Correct. Although I would maybe even

[00:22:10] consider Navi River journey needs to be included in that conversation because that line gets long. I don't know. I was saying across the board for all three categories. You pick Safari and Navi River. I would say across the board. Oh, that's fair. Because you get three picks total. So your first two are Navi River and Safari. And then that third pick kind of depends on where you fall. If you're in family favorites, maybe Kali River Rapids. But if you're like me and you hate getting wet,

[00:22:38] maybe you're still in that pixie dust pick category. And then if you're e-ticket energy, you can grab Expedition Everest. But as you know, if you listen to our episode where you and I did my trip review from spring break, you know that we rode Expedition Everest three times in 10 minutes at early entry. So I would still get the lightning lane, but also just be realistic that you can rope drop and spam the crap out of that. Yes, you can. Only if you have the single pass for Flight of

[00:23:06] Passage. Otherwise, you're rope dropping that and you want the lightning lane for Expedition Everest. So that's where that single pass I kind of alluded to comes into the conversation. Yes, I do think that Festival of the Lion King is also a good consideration if it's important for your family of the shows to see. Definitely see that show. I will plug Finding Nemo as well. But Festival of the Lion King, you're going to be standing outside while you're waiting and they will sell that show out. Like that show will be full to capacity and you do not want to wait for a second show.

[00:23:34] Yeah. Let's just quickly talk about the single passes in each park because everything we just talked about is what you can get for your value, for your money, for lightning lane multi-pass. That's the groups we just talked about. That's the selections we just went through. That is the rides we just mentioned. The rides we didn't mention are not included in your purchase of lightning lane multi-pass. You have to buy a single pass to Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, and Tron at Magic Kingdom if

[00:24:01] you wish to ride those with a lightning lane. They are single pass. You can buy two single passes per day. So if you are not park hopping, you can get both at Magic Kingdom. If you are park hopping and you want, you know, Flight of Passage at Animal Kingdom and you're also going to Magic Kingdom, you can only pick one. So just remember you're capped at two per day for those. Most of the parks, it doesn't matter if you're not park hopping because there's only one in each park other than Magic Kingdom. Correct. So at Hollywood Studios, it is Rise of the Resistance, which is the other Star Wars attraction, which is

[00:24:31] a banger. It is so amazing. It does have every element you want from pixie dust pick through family favorite through e-ticket energy. It is all of the things rolled up into one. It is an experience more than an attraction as is Guardians of the Galaxy, which is an extreme, extreme, extreme that does not fall in the pixie dust pick or the family favorite. It is an extreme, but it is also the best ride at Disney World. Says Allie and so many people, but the other one that's left in Animal

[00:24:59] Kingdom is my very favorite ride in all of Disney World, which is Flight of Passage. It is an unearthly experience of riding on a banshee through the world of Avatar. It's so good. It is. It is the least expensive typically of the single passes. My family does always buy it. I will say Animal Kingdom is the easiest part to use multi-pass in. You're going to be eliminating a lot of waits for yourself if you're using multi-pass. And so if you want to save a little money, I would say Flight of Passage is

[00:25:26] the single pass I would skip if you're trying to cut corners. Not because I don't think it's a great ride. I love it. I always buy the single pass. But just because you are going to be eliminating so many wait times through multi-pass almost guaranteed that you could rope drop Flight of Passage easily and save that money. So I would say that's the lowest priority single pass because of that, not because it's not a good attraction. It's so good. It is so good. I almost wish that they would

[00:25:52] allow me to buy single pass twice so I could ride it once during the day and then go back and ride it after the sun sets. Well, yeah. So the way you're going to do that is rope drop it, then buy your single pass for nighttime. But then I'm giving up my rope dropping of spamming on Expedition Everest, and I just don't want to give that up. Yeah, it's fun. It's all a strategy. I think we kind of broke it down in a really basic way based on your priorities and how to strategize what's going to work best for your family. I think above all, I just don't want Lightning Lane selections to feel

[00:26:20] anxiety inducing and scary because you're seven days out from your vacation as an on-site guest as you're making these. It should be all excitement. We should be floating on cloud nine and just thrilled that we're at this point. Yes, I completely agree. I think we should put this in a little handy grab and go guide and maybe offer it in our Facebook group. That would be so helpful for people to know when it comes time to book these because it can be so intimidating, but it does not

[00:26:45] have to be. Yeah, I hope that listening to this made your anxiety less. I hope you kind of have an idea of exactly what you want to do now and that you can just relax and prepare for your vacation. And I think our magic word today will be relax. Perfect for exactly what we're trying to convey here. And you can relax knowing what groups you're going to prioritize. And I think that's going to do it for us on more magic here from the moms behind the magic, bringing you more magic on a Thursday.

[00:27:14] Love doing this with you back. And I hope you M&Ms feel a little bit more prepared for your trip, which is what we're trying to do every single week. Every single episode is make you more prepared. And until next time we're sending you fun, love and joy, and we'll see you real soon. Pocket guide. Is that good? Was that fast enough? Did we get anything that wasn't glitchy? I don't know. We'll see. I think we rolled with it pretty well. So hopefully Stacy's not going to

[00:27:39] be hating us with all of our pausing and whatnot. So it's, it's going to be good. And I do think this is helpful. And you're like, I'm a Muppet is what you're saying. I think you're saying that I am a Muppet. I don't know what you're saying. I do. Can you hear me? Can you hear me now? Are we a Verizon commercial? I hope Stacy, I hope Stacy has an okay job with this one. And I hope it's

[00:28:02] hot. I know what was said. I hope we said all the right things in the right order. Oh my gosh. You have to do your coming up. Are you there? God, it's me, Allie. Back. Okay. Allie. I have to, I have to get out of this. You have to do the coming up. I have to get, oh, okay. Did I say the right thing? I think you said the right things. Yeah. I think we've got it. And I think we struggled through, but I, I think it's going to be good. Okay. Have a good Monday. You too. Happy Labor Day.