Chicken Exits

[wdwcastwannabe]

Hi everyone,

My travel partner doesn't do thrill rides but will likely find the queues interesting. Do all of the thrill rides have chicken exits?

 

[Rob562]

Hi everyone,

My travel partner doesn't do thrill rides but will likely find the queues interesting. Do all of the thrill rides have chicken exits?

All rides have a way of exiting without riding. Some are dedicated exits, others are simply crossing through the ride vehicle to the exit platform without sitting down.

Just ask the CM at the entrance to each attraction what their process is.

-Rob

 

[Weather_Lady]

My DH typically skips the rougher coasters, and as Rob652 said, there's always a way to go from the queue to an exit without going on the attraction -- which is great, because that means that we don't have to sacrifice my DH's comfort, or forsake his company. (Plus, for some attractions, like Tower of Terror, the queue is an attraction all by itself!)

 

[wdwcastwannabe]

Thanks everyone! I had a feeling this was the case, but wanted to sure before I plan everything.

 

[DisneyFans4Life]

I don't do thrill rides and can assure you there are ways to wait in line without having to actually ride. ToT for example...you wait in the queue line with your family and when they get one, you take a separate (normal functioning) elevator down to where the ride exits.

 

[ginadee]

Ha, Love that phrase, chicken exits.

 

[JohnD]

Hi everyone,

My travel partner doesn't do thrill rides but will likely find the queues interesting. Do all of the thrill rides have chicken exits?

Yep. I've been to WDW multiple times and each time I chicken out on Mission: Space. You can walk the entire queue and be directed to the exit without boarding.

 

[dreamfinder]

Yup. There is another way out at each ride. Just make sure to let them know that the exit at ToT is an elevator, some people do freak out after doing the queue and then have to get into a normal elevator.