How long is the wait for the new Nemo ride?

[Epcotrob]

I waited 20 min yesterday. (Tuesday 10-17) at 2pm. The line stopped moving in the beach area for 5 min and once we started moving again we did not stop till we got on the ride. My guess would be from the doors to sitting down in your clam would be 15 to 20 min if all goes smoothly.

Hope this helps :wave:

 

[mkepcotmgmak]

Huge difference. In Pan's case, it is an attraction at the heart of all of Disney World, essentially. W/o Fastpass many wouldn't get to ride it in the first place.

i disagree with that... it's an omnimover. without fastpass the standby line would be in continuous motion, much like the haunted mansion. there is hardly ever a long wait for the mansion, because it is continuously moving... when they had fastpass over there, the wait times shot up through the roof!

same principle with buzz... cut out fastpass and you would have a continuously moving queue.

sorry to thread drift.

 

[Jim Disney]

Sounds like there hasn't been much of a wait yet. We rode last Thursday during CM previews and there was no wait, then yesterday (Tuesday 10/17) we maybe had a 5 minute wait at around 11am.

 

[jmuboy]

Correct me if I am wrong, but the ride is also the pre-show to the pavilion. Once the ride is fully open to the public you won't access the pavilion via the exit like it has been for the last year or so.

 

[MadMax11]

I waited 20 min yesterday. (Tuesday 10-17) at 2pm. The line stopped moving in the beach area for 5 min and once we started moving again we did not stop till we got on the ride. My guess would be from the doors to sitting down in your clam would be 15 to 20 min if all goes smoothly.

Hope this helps :wave:

so this ride is open for business, huh?

 

[MSTINKHERBELL01]

Thanks for the info guys! I missed the Passholder Previews by one stupid day! Whatever, I visit once a month so....

 

[LilRoo714]

so this ride is open for business, huh?

Yep, rode it Monday morning and there were many managers outside who noted that this was the "official" opening for the general as far as they were concerned despite the fact that no announcement or anything marked its opening.