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TSMM lines.
- Thread starter Huglife
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ABQ
Well-Known Member
Would appear so.. see this post from this morning:
http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/no-fastpasses-available-today.875471/page-63#post-5813914
http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/no-fastpasses-available-today.875471/page-63#post-5813914
BrittanyRose428
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My most recent trips have been twice in 2011 and once in 2013, and I have yet to ride TSMM. I just always end up going to HS for the night because I want to see Fantasmic, but not too much else, and every time I've gone since its been open, the stand by has been insane and the fastpasses have been gone for the day.
NearTheEars
Well-Known Member
We rode it on a Friday about two weeks ago. I think the posted wait was around 50 or 60 but we only waited about 30.
JohnD
Well-Known Member
If you're staying at a Disney resort, you might as well secure your time on the ride with FP+.
Tom
Beta Return
Unfortunately, yes, and they will be until they add attractions at DHS.
Dragonrider1227
Well-Known Member
You gotta go to DHS in the morning and make TSMM fastpass the very first thing you do. That's what we did and it worked out fine for us. Mind you, we haven't used the FP+ thing so I don't know how tha works with this :/
The Magical Genie 123
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Was there in June and lines were crazy. One day it was almost at 3 hours. 
You have to get TSMM Fastpasses right away or you'll never be able to ride it. But I do not know how this crazy FP+ thing works.
You have to get TSMM Fastpasses right away or you'll never be able to ride it. But I do not know how this crazy FP+ thing works.
James122
Well-Known Member
It seems like the lines are always absolutely insane for TSMM. The last time I was at DHS, the standby line had a wait that was over 2 hours long. Needless to say, we didn't end up riding it - personally, I don't think any ride/ attraction is worth spending more than an hour of my day in line for.
It's interesting that TSMM in Anaheim usually never seems to have more than a 30-45 minute wait, while the one in Orlando undoubtedly is the hottest attraction in the park. The same thing with Soarin'.
It's interesting that TSMM in Anaheim usually never seems to have more than a 30-45 minute wait, while the one in Orlando undoubtedly is the hottest attraction in the park. The same thing with Soarin'.
copcarguyp71
Well-Known Member
They are always bad, always longer than they say and periodic breakdowns can double it if you are as unlucky as me.
Brickcity Pauly
Well-Known Member
Always a long line. I don't think I've ever waited less than 90 minutes. First time we ever rode it was 2 hours and I'm sure we waited 90 minutes last March too.
lunchbox1175
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If you are going to do it without fast pass, be there for rope drop, and head straight there. We have often been able to ride it twice with very minimal wait.
Matt_Black
Well-Known Member
Fastpass +, definitely. That was the one ride I made sure to set that up for.
Matt_Black
Well-Known Member
I think it's the interactivity appeal. The onscreen visuals react to how you shoot, like say if you accidentally nail Woody with a paint balloon. It combines ride, arcade, and 4-D show effects into one package, the likes of which are nowhere else in the park yet. My mom is in her 50s, and even she loves it.
