M:SpilotISTC12
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I am not lying. I swear to go. Maybe the people wait were the Brazilian tour groups. :lol:
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What is the longest wait time you have ever seen posted at an attraction?
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NemoRocks78
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monothingie said:
One of these days it will have to become a FP attraction.... :lol:
Longest wait that I can remember seeing was 185 for Test Track a few years ago.
Pioneer Hall
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I have seen the Test Track line go up to about 180 minutes. It can happen between the breakdowns and terrible FP-Standby ratio.
tomman710
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I know, the wait times can be insane!! One time when I went I saw Space Mountain's wait time at 30 minutes!! It was so crazy!!*
*I normally go in the off off seasons, the first two weeks in December, and generally never have to wait in any line more than 5-10 minutes.
*I normally go in the off off seasons, the first two weeks in December, and generally never have to wait in any line more than 5-10 minutes.
SpenceMan01
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The only time I ever went to WDW during Spring Break, it was right after RnRC opened. The entire plaza was FULL of people. The line to just get a fastpass was estimate to be at LEAST 45 minutes. Just for a fastpass. It was all the way back to the entrance of the plaza. Insane!
GenerationX
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Spring Break, 2005 at DLR's Splash Mountain: 145
At the same time, the line to get a FastPass: 20
At the same time, the line to get a FastPass: 20
Aurora_25
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4 hours for Splash Mountain in June (and yes- I waited in line for it) It was soon after they opened it and my parents *had* to go so we waited, and waited, and waited- My dad and I almost became puddles on the ground by the time that we got to the front of the line.....
PeeplMoovr
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mousermerf said:
I'm with you on that one. It's sort of a "If You Had Wings" and "Small World" morph. And I have waited in line for it.
I also remember waiting hours to ride Pirates back in the day.
schroder6452
New Member
I've seen the RnR line about 200 something minutes. ON 4th of July Stitch's line was saying about 120 minutes and extending over the Tomorrowland bridge
col
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Laura22 said:
things like that i remember and plus it wasnt that long ago that i went.
its easier to remember when you have no one to talk to but im not complaining i enjoy my time at disney whether its waiting in a long queue or if the weathers bad, i dont go there to complain. i always make the most of it or when im in a queue i fan myself with the park map or put sunscreen on myself or i always plan what im going to do next or where i want to go or if i want to go for something to eat.
sometimes i get bored but i look at it this way my reward for waiting in the queue is going on the ride and enjoying whatever happens.
KumbaRider
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A few weeks ago SheiKra at Busch Gardens was over 3 hours. Insane. As for Disney, I try to avoid weekends and holidays.
mousermerf
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About long lines at Epcot:
Test Track opened into a park which had the biggest thrill in the form of a tiny drop in Maelstrom or the jerky motions of Body Wars. To many people, Epcot had nothing to offer. So, when Test Track opened it became the goal of the entire day. Throw in some major downtimes and general bugginess of the ride system and you've got the ability to create a monster line. Also, Test Track has a small capacity compared to nearly every other attraction at Epcot - allowing people to give up part of their day for the experience and still do everything else.
Mission: SPACE breifly came in and allowed another line to form at Epcot, but it was short lived. Now it's 20mins or less most days. However, Soarin's debut was well timed as it came in as M:S luster was fading. Soarin', like Test Track, is showing staying power that M:S did not have. The whole park dynamic has changed. Soarin' itself is known for monster lines and keeping atleast a few people in the park longer overall.
Test Track opened into a park which had the biggest thrill in the form of a tiny drop in Maelstrom or the jerky motions of Body Wars. To many people, Epcot had nothing to offer. So, when Test Track opened it became the goal of the entire day. Throw in some major downtimes and general bugginess of the ride system and you've got the ability to create a monster line. Also, Test Track has a small capacity compared to nearly every other attraction at Epcot - allowing people to give up part of their day for the experience and still do everything else.
Mission: SPACE breifly came in and allowed another line to form at Epcot, but it was short lived. Now it's 20mins or less most days. However, Soarin's debut was well timed as it came in as M:S luster was fading. Soarin', like Test Track, is showing staying power that M:S did not have. The whole park dynamic has changed. Soarin' itself is known for monster lines and keeping atleast a few people in the park longer overall.
SpenceMan01
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Ditto. I'll take the off season with slightly shorter park hours if I can avoid the crowds.bgraham34 said:
