Worst Que

[Mickey_777]

TTA and Carousel of Progress for the almost inexistence of a proper queue. The same could probably be said for Astro Orbiters. Maelstrom sucks pretty bad too. All they have are some Norwegian flags and teal walls (I think they're teal) and a big ol' mural when you're about to load.

 

[Cendure]

For us, probably Space Mountain. Being indoors, the noise factor can be over the top if it's crowded and the line is long. We always try to fast pass if we can.

 

[CP_alum08]

In your opinion what makes it so great?

Gomer said it nicely, there are lots of little jokes and funny things to look at in the pre-show room, but I guess if you're not a Muppets fan it wouldn't be that great. I enjoy the pre-show movie just as much as I enjoy the actual attraction, which seems pretty good for something that is ultimately just there to kill time in between shows.

I was just shocked because as much as Disney fans complain and bicker about things, the Muppets queue/pre-show is usually unanimously regarded as being one the best.

 

[SulleyanBoo]

Peter Pan's Flight.

Agree with this one.

 

[afar28]

Mad tea party, Peter Pan, and Lights motors action.

 

[Goofyernmost]

The outdoor portion of RnR is pretty bad.

Personally, I'd like to have a long talk with the person that thought that the windows in the doors, just before the recording studio, would be made of movable marbles. I was ready to outrun the stretch limo's just to stop hearing that constant, kid and adult induced, noise of those marbles being spun. I'm close to insane anyway and that almost put me over the edge. My spine tingles (not in a good way) just thinking about it. (It was kinda fun to do the spinning though.)

 

[PUSH]

Soarin is still the worst for me. Although they do have the interactive game, it seems like the line doesn't move very well. And when you get to the turnstile, it seems like you wait again forever before going to an assigned side.

And once you get past the turnstiles you have to listen to the magnetic chains falling all the time.

PS: Love the avatar.

 

[Chrononymous]

Soarin' is the worst...followed by Peter Pan.

I like a queue that has a story, or continues the theme of the attraction with details.
That's why Ilike the Jungle Cruise queue...there's stuff to look at and listen to that prepares you for the ride.

 

[Uncle Lupe]

I just am bored with the pre-show. I don't hate the Muppets, I loved to watch the Muppet show back in the day. It just doesn't do it for me.

@Mickey_777 LOL when I saw your avatar.

Test Track.. That is a long haul if the line is slow moving. Interested to see how the new line will look.

 

[phi2134]

My vote goes to Buzz Lightyear, the tomorrowland speedway (I can remember many of times basically melting and sucking in exhaust fumes for a good while) and probably the new journey into imagination. With the new journey into imagination, I just want to kind of say "This is all you could come up with?"

 

[phi2134]

I just am bored with the pre-show. I don't hate the Muppets, I loved to watch the Muppet show back in the day. It just doesn't do it for me.

@Mickey_777 LOL when I saw your avatar.

Test Track.. That is a long haul if the line is slow moving. Interested to see how the new line will look.

I have to say the pre-show does get ot me after a while, but I love looking around at all the gags on the walls and their meanings. Especially "A net full of jello"

 

[ParentsOf4]

All the bland Fantasyland queues that leave you standing outside in the heat are pretty bad. The old Dumbo queue was as bad as anything at Six Flags. By extension, TriceraTops Spin and the Magic Carpets of Aladdin are both still really bad. Anything that's air conditioned, no matter how boring, is better than those.

 

[Uncle Lupe]

Soarin is still the worst for me. Although they do have the interactive game, it seems like the line doesn't move very well. And when you get to the turnstile, it seems like you wait again forever before going to an assigned side.

Learned the hard way FP is a must. I thought that once you got past the games we would be almost home. Turned the corner to the blue hallway.

 

[bamillerpa]

My personal most hated line is Test Track. It's seems to wind around in there forever and it's so NOISY! I don't mind loud music and such but it's just a small track of the same music over and over and then the loud BANG! when the metal piece falls every few minutes. It's never-ending and way too loud for me. I hope it's better after the refurb. In second place would have to be soarin. I'm just not a fan of the ride that much either so waiting for it just makes it worse and I don't like lines that are so wide that people are always trying to get by you making the wait even longer.

 

[Cody5294]

Worst Que was definitely the robot called Que in Transformers: Dark of the Moon, since he was a cheap Bayformer knockoff of Wheeljack.


Worst queue at Disney, however, would be all of the slow moving rides in Fantasyland. Peter Pan's Flight, It's A Small World, Winnie the Pooh, Mad Tea Party....theses queues have no redeeming qualities whatsoever. There is nothing to see other than the same people over and over again when the line goes back and forth.

I think winnie the pooh has one of best ques at WDW. I love the entrance to the ride

 

[westie]

I hate the haunted mansion after the elevator where it opens up and people always try to scurry arround you.

 

[Cody5294]

Buzz lightyear. It's Que is so dirty and is in really bad shape

 

[PolynesianPrincess]

My vote is for Peter Fan's Flight. Also the outdoor portion of RNRC is pretty boring, too.

 

[FettFan]

I hate the haunted mansion after the elevator where it opens up and people always try to scurry arround you.

HM is the easiest way to lose the rest of your group....BUT, that's an easy fix, if they would just limit the number of people in at one time. It's just a matter of operations allowing them to do that.

 

[Parrain]

Soarin' is the worst...followed by Peter Pan.

I like a queue that has a story, or continues the theme of the attraction with details.
That's why Ilike the Jungle Cruise queue...there's stuff to look at and listen to that prepares you for the ride.

You are right about the Jungle Cruise que being interesting, but after 30 minutes and you make that turn into an entirely new set of switchbacks to the right.... AWWWWRG! Another hour left! Hey, just a tad bit of AC piped in would be so nice!