Eric Graham
Well-Known Member
they should taper down after about a year or so...that's what's like everything's like when it's newCrowds are definitely here today
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they should taper down after about a year or so...that's what's like everything's like when it's newCrowds are definitely here today
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I'd be curious to see how much they upped capacity as that seems like a pretty large jump.Crowds are definitely here today
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Ooo. Heck yeah.
Fair, although Uni tends to exaggerate waits and they're still experiencing inefficient operations, so I'd wager it's lower than the 17K, but closeI have no idea how to estimate what Express pass does to lines... but if everyone was in standby there would be ~17,000 people in line right now
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17k also assumes everyone is in standby... @lentesta do you know the approximate ratio of standby to express pass and USO? if it's 50% of the capacity then there are only ~8,500 people in the standby line.Fair, although Uni tends to exaggerate waits and they're still experiencing inefficient operations, so I'd wager it's lower than the 17K, but close
UO's numbers are a trade secret, but overall in the industry, 10-30% padding is normal.17k also assumes everyone is in standby... @lentesta do you know the approximate ratio of standby to express pass and USO? if it's 50% of the capacity then there are only ~8,500 people in the standby line.
EDIT... also do you know on average how much USO inflates their wait times (10%?)
Of course The Invisible Man is front and center.
Thanks adding the following assumptions:UO's numbers are a trade secret, but overall in the industry, 10-30% padding is normal.
Based off of my own math as a regular park guest, Universal averages 17%, while Disney averages 20%, and Sea World averages 10%.
Keep in mind though, that these are averages AND anecdotal based off of my own experiences at these parks. Additionally, I'm am beyond sure that they're adjusted to account for lightning lane/express pass sales for a day (as are merge ratios)
Where? I don’t see him???Of course The Invisible Man is front and center.
Kind of weird that they jumped from light crowds to jam packed almost overnight. I thought it would steadily ramp up to this.
playing with my same table above with current wait times... I get ~18,000 people in lines or on attractions right now... No including the 2 shows.When it is good you don't say no to the money.
That first week because of the grand opening effect would have been the most insane from day ticket buyers along with the onsite hotel guests, which you take care of first.
The dates before this had near this number, but they were added in Early May for Late May after things were working to get the full go.
It is still not at full number.
This is why last week I said don't get rid of those Express Passes if you already bought them and were thinking not needed for one day.
17k also assumes everyone is in standby... @lentesta do you know the approximate ratio of standby to express pass and USO? if it's 50% of the capacity then there are only ~8,500 people in the standby line.
EDIT... also do you know on average how much USO inflates their wait times (10%?)
Of course The Invisible Man is front and center.
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