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You would both need to be present, unfortunately. Unless you have her fingerprints, which would be grim 🫣

The shop seemed fully stocked about 30 minutes ago, including infinity stones

Ignore my question. According to MDE the ride is back up after an almost 2 hour stoppage - the first notable downtime for the attraction. Guests already in line were held inside, with those choosing to leave given return passes for later today. Currently at group 93. We're waiting for 106.

Is there a precedent for what happens if the boarding groups aren't cleared by the end of the day? Any free ILLs or is it just a case of 'unlucky for some'?

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BG 90 has been the current group for over an hour. Is there downtime? We're 106.

Rise was dispensing a whole day's worth of VQs while Guardians is only dispensing a half day, diluted with an allocation for ILLs too. Good luck for the 1pm lottery.

My understanding is that you can do VQ + ILL but not 2 × VQ per day. That right?

Reassuring. About 4 seconds to 40 is a massive jump. Feeling way more optimistic about chances of riding this on Friday, Saturday or Sunday now.

Sorry, another question, and I can't quite believe I'm asking this, but is anyone noticing whether the 'refresh' button or the swipe down to refresh approach is quicker? Moronic that the odd millisecond should make a difference, but here we are in Chapek World

Thank you! So it's reassuring that I could be buying a round of cocktails at Caribbean Beach, drink every last drop, buy a roadie, and still make it to Epcot via the Skyliner within the hour. I'm planning a fun weekend 🥰🤪

I'm sure the answer is on this thread somewhere, but I can't find it. When your BG is called, how long do you have to present yourself at the attraction? Trying to plan some dining options for our trip this weekend.

And non-local passholders! We're flying in from the UK this weekend with a sole aim of riding this. We'll have six opportunities to join the virtual queue. I'm not convinced it's enough, but fingers crossed!

What baffles me is that the same company that created this lacklustre 50th celebration also created Disneyland Paris' 30th, which is soooo much better. I've been to both a couple of times in the last few months and DLP wins hands down in the magic stakes.

Opened the queue link. Estimate said 57 minutes. The number went up and down a fair bit but after exactly 59 minutes I got to the end of the queue. So far, so good. But then I landed on the Stitch 'someone ate this page' page. Sense of doom. There was nothing much I could do except refresh the...

See my post above in which I recommend the Paris Visite card. Depending on the location of your hotel, it's definitely worth it. This is the cheapest public transport pass that'll get you to DLP from the city centre, and also to Versailles and to/from the main airports. The journey from the...

Agree with @marni1971 that you'll want two days. If possible you should do them midweek as weekends are always more crowded. Bring layers. November can be mild but it's more likely to be cold. Transport-wise, I'm not sure where the Marriott you're referring to is or whether it's on the RER...

Agree with @marni1971 and @HauntedPirate that Studio 1 is fine as it is, although it does create bottlenecks to enter and exit the park, especially in winter when people huddle around to keep warm. What I'm hoping for is that the walkways to the left and right of Studio 1, beside it and the...

Sorry for starting a new thread, but this is a pretty niche question. We usually drive to DLP and drop the dog off at the animal care centre near the parking before heading to the parks. Instead I'd like to potentially walk from our Airbnb in Serris via the walking route that takes you to the...

Also, when is your trip? If it's after April I expect Fantasmic! will be back