Have you been to Osborne Lights?

Little Round Bale;2473006 wrote: As long as you are there for this event why not be there to see it switched on!? :party: It is really special I still remember the first time my daughter seen this..... so cool.....

We are not crowd fighters, parade and/or fireworks staker-outers or wait-in-long-lines-for-Fantasmic-seats people. We are the ones who strategically leave early to avoid the long lines at the buses. It's just who we are. (That being said, we do make a point to be there for rope drop. :confused:)

However, if the overwhelming recommendation is, "By all means you must be there for the turn on!" We would make an exception. :mickey:

i saw a mention that someone heard they may move to Epcot...i dont know where they would put them though. it would b nice if true

cer;2472560 wrote: So, we are going in November - this is our first time to go during this time of year and our first and only time to get to see the Osborne Lights. We will be there on Monday Nov 16, the last day for Food and Wine Festival at Epcot and then go over to DHS.

It was kind of funny reading your post. I have also never seen the Osborne Lights. I have never gone to WDW this time of year either. I will also be going on Monday the 16th, first starting at Epcot and then going over to the studios. I'm mostly making this trip just to see the lights, since I will only be in Orlando 4 days.
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We were there later on a night when there was extra magic hours in the park and it wasn't crowded at all. Not only did we walk on all the rides, we walked through Osborne Lights with no trouble. While seeing them first light up is cool, I recommend going later once some of the crowds have died down to really get the full experience and not feel rushed.