I was there for a day by myself back then. I ran from the rope drop to the ride and there was already a 30 minute wait (must have been a magical morning or something that let the "special" people in), but because that line is so interesting I certainly didn't mind the wait. When I got out of the ride, the wait was 4 hours, and stayed that long until I went back at 11:00pm and it was down to under an hour, so I went on it again. No ride, even Indy, is worth a four hour wait.
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I was there for a day by myself back then. I ran from the rope drop to the ride and there was already a 30 minute wait (must have been a magical morning or something that let the "special" people in), but because that line is so interesting I certainly didn't mind the wait. When I got out of the ride, the wait was 4 hours, and stayed that long until I went back at 11:00pm and it was down to under an hour, so I went on it again. No ride, even Indy, is worth a four hour wait.
Disneyland/DCA
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Yeah it was. Especially when it first opened. I wouldn't wait that long now. In fact, fast pass has made the line longer. Which is a bummer.
Donaldistheduck
New Member
I went to Disney Land when Indy first opened, the line was all the way through out the queue, outside, accros from where the ropes were, and along the street, we asked the woman and she said it was about 4 hours, we couldnt believe it, and left.
On a side note, we went back the next day and waited about a half an hour, my lil brother was nervous as heck, he was about 8 then, we told him not to worry, it was all fake. Slowly he walked through the queue and had a death grip on my arm, he was walking so slow that we had to let people pass. He was finally getting used to it when BAM!!!!! the loud noise from the spikes in the ceiling hit, he ran out of the queue so fast i was out of breath when i cought up to him. We brought him back to the hotel to stay with him Auntie, and my and my mom finally rode it.
On a side note, we went back the next day and waited about a half an hour, my lil brother was nervous as heck, he was about 8 then, we told him not to worry, it was all fake. Slowly he walked through the queue and had a death grip on my arm, he was walking so slow that we had to let people pass. He was finally getting used to it when BAM!!!!! the loud noise from the spikes in the ceiling hit, he ran out of the queue so fast i was out of breath when i cought up to him. We brought him back to the hotel to stay with him Auntie, and my and my mom finally rode it.
