Lines - What's Your Threshold?

"El Gran Magnifico"

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Obviously, we all do FP, so there are at least 3 rides we are guaranteed under a 15 minute wait (for the most part). But for the non-FP rides what type of threshold do you have for wait times.

For me 30 minutes is the red line.
 

The Empress Lilly

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I've been destroying my wait time patience with midweek trips to DLP in the off-season.

Currently my threshold is five minutes. Ten or so for E-tickets, with a few exceptions such as Crush. Yes, unbelievable, but true.
How I dread my next visit to 'corral 'em kingdom' WDW...
 

Sans Souci

Well-Known Member
I've been destroying my wait time patience with midweek trips to DLP in the off-season.

Currently my threshold is five minutes. Ten or so for E-tickets, with a few exceptions such as Crush. Yes, unbelievable, but true.
How I dread my next visit to 'corral 'em kingdom' WDW...

If you dread a trip to 'corral 'em kingdom' WDW--why go? :)
 
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Kate F

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For most rides, 35-40, but considering the ever-increasing wait times where 60+ waits for most major attractions are common, those times seem perfectly reasonable by comparison.
 

Edward M

Active Member
After the wait goes over 45 minutes, I just wait in line for something shorter. However, I never usually wait more than 30 minutes.
 

Csmith041177

Well-Known Member
For me, it obviously depends on the attraction...but it also depends on the queue. Normally, I don't like waiting more than 30 minutes. However, if it is an attraction with an awesome queue like Expedition Everest or Tower of Terror, I'm more than happy to wait it out and take in the cool sights.
 

dizda

Well-Known Member
I would say that we normally draw the line at 30 minutes, and the longest wait time that we have gone for is 60.
 

Chef Mickey

Well-Known Member
20 minutes unless I am in the mood to build up anticipation for a really desirable ride at a desirable time.

I waited 3 hrs for Test Track on a soft opening.
 

Courtney6682

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For me it's an hr. But that does depend on the ride...I love Peter Pan, but would never make my husband wait an hr for it...my 15 yr old however would be willing to wait with me...also if it was my only chance to ride something that day or for the entire trip I'd def wait 60-75 mins
 

Raineman

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For myself, there are so many variables that go into the decision on how long to wait. If I am tired, or hot, or hungry, etc, then that definitely cuts down on my patience for waiting in line. If it is something that I really like or something I haven't been on before, I would probably wait up to an hour. Having something to look at in the queue definitely does help.
 

thomas998

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45-50 minutes max but needs to be climate controlled 100% for that. Typically 30 minutes but for rides like RNR, ToT or Splash I will stretch it out to 50.
Also have to look at the amount of sunshine you are going to have to stand in during the summer... If the line has you stuck in the sun on a hot day the time I'm willing to stand there drops to 5 minutes... while it might climb to 45 for the ones in an air conditioned area like Soar'n
 

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