EPCOT Remy's Ratatouille Adventure coming to Epcot

castlecake2.0

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I didn't check precisely but it felt long and was well over a half an hour. I don't expect instant access but a VQ to enter a long standby line kind of defeats the purpose.

It's really just a capacity limiter. I doubt the wait would be much different if they gave you an "access pass" instead of a specific return time and just let you enter the line whenever you want during the day.
That’s it exactly. It’s not really meant to give you a shorter wait, it’s to make sure the wait isnt longer than what the queue can hold. I’m assuming the negative feedback from not being able to get a boarding group is probably similar to what they’d get with a 3 hour wait all day so might as well not have a line snaking to the UK and causing crowd control issues
 

bubbles1812

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I didn't check precisely but it felt long and was well over a half an hour. I don't expect instant access but a VQ to enter a long standby line kind of defeats the purpose.

It's really just a capacity limiter. I doubt the wait would be much different if they gave you an "access pass" instead of a specific return time and just let you enter the line whenever you want during the day.
We waited 45 minutes after already waiting quite a long time virtually. Which is why we ended up buying LL for the next day. 😐 I did see estimated wait times for the actual queue be up to 60 minutes.
 

michmousefan

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Rode it a couple of times last week with virtual queue both times. On Monday last week there were lots of breakdowns and our 1pm group wasn't actually called until 7:45pm. On Friday the VQ entry was only about an hour later than the original estimate. On Monday he wait was close to an hour, but the Friday wait was closer to 25 min.
 

SteveAZee

Premium Member
Hmmm... I was expecting garland filled with rat traps and melted cheese and half-eaten slices of pizza...
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Merry Christmas.
 

RSoxNo1

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I just realized that I'm probably going to face issues getting on Remy if I park hop.

The primary date in question is 11/29. Park opens at 11 AM and we're staying off property. We are starting the day at DHS. The plan was to just book an individual Lightning Lane selection, but I forgot about the rule that the park has to be open to book. I'm guessing they will be mostly gone by 11 AM?
 

DCBaker

Premium Member
I just realized that I'm probably going to face issues getting on Remy if I park hop.

The primary date in question is 11/29. Park opens at 11 AM and we're staying off property. We are starting the day at DHS. The plan was to just book an individual Lightning Lane selection, but I forgot about the rule that the park has to be open to book. I'm guessing they will be mostly gone by 11 AM?

Check over the next few days and see how long Remy remains open - at 10am today, Remy had ILLs available starting around 3:30pm.
 

RSoxNo1

Well-Known Member
Check over the next few days and see how long Remy remains open - at 10am today, Remy had ILLs available starting around 3:30pm.
Yeah, I watched today. Also the boarding groups were available until 2:37 as well.

The date in question has an 11 AM park opening, the other variables we have are a 5:05 Biergarten reservation and a toddler who probably won't make it much past 8 PM.
 

nickys

Premium Member
I just realized that I'm probably going to face issues getting on Remy if I park hop.

The primary date in question is 11/29. Park opens at 11 AM and we're staying off property. We are starting the day at DHS. The plan was to just book an individual Lightning Lane selection, but I forgot about the rule that the park has to be open to book. I'm guessing they will be mostly gone by 11 AM?
I think you can also try for a BG once you’re in the park. The 1pm drop has sometimes been still open for park hoppers (I don’t think there’s a requirement for a park reservation at 1pm).
 

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