CinderellyKelly
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The longest we have ever waited for a ride was 40 min for Dumbo on the last day in its old location. We wanted to ride it once last time before it moved.
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2 Hours Wasted or Not?
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JiminyandTink
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There is no attraction I'd wait 2 hour for, I'd rather get a snack and people watch for two hours then stand in line for that long 
Goofyernmost
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I did 70 minutes at Soarin once, I didn't intend to because the standby wait sign when I entered it was 20 minutes. When I got to the line my thought was that it seemed pretty long and within a few minutes the line behind me was longer then the one ahead. I wasn't sure how long it took for the line to move so I waited until I had already wasted 40 minutes so I decided to wait it out. Never again...in the future if I see a line that looks to long to be only 20 minutes, I will turn around and fight the crowd backward.
First trip to WDW back in the 80's I remember waiting with the family @ 20K for what seemed like forever. Then again, as a kid your sense of time is always skewed. These days the wife and I pass up any ride/attraction which has a wait of more than 30 mins. Hence why we always try to go during the off-peak times of year.
MarkTwain
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All of those times I posted felt worth it in the end...
I'd say that my limit on most major attractions would be about an hour though. That said, we always go over Christmas/New Years so maybe my standards are different.
Speaking of which, I'm at Epcot today (on very patchy park wifi no less) and the wait times here are through the roof. Highest I've seen today have been 270 for Soarin, 250 for Test Track, 70 for the Land, 40 for Nemo, 90 for Spaceship Earth, and a whopping 90 minutes for Maelstrom. It's getting quite a bit slower now in Future World with crowds getting spots for the fireworks.
Happy new year everybody
Holly buckley
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if we head down to epcot now will we still be able to get in ?
Goofyernmost
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Speaking of which, I'm at Epcot today (on very patchy park wifi no less) and the wait times here are through the roof. Highest I've seen today have been 270 for Soarin, 250 for Test Track, 70 for the Land, 40 for Nemo, 90 for Spaceship Earth, and a whopping 90 minutes for Maelstrom. It's getting quite a bit slower now in Future World with crowds getting spots for the fireworks.
Happy new year everybody
And in case anyone asks...that would be the reason why you will never find my chubby butt at WDW during a holiday or even high season. January thru February, maybe March on the outside, but no other time.
blueboxdoctor
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While I've never waited that long (planning fast passes and extra hours is what I'd rather do) I have seen people wait 2 hours for the new Little Mermaid ride and I feel sorry for them (at least when you wait for the Belle story time thing you get the chance of being part of the show and getting a picture with her).
JIMINYCR
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