Your Instagram Reactions: How Long Would YOU Wait?
One aspect of TouringPlans is that we use field-tested methods to minimize your wait in lines around the parks. One side effect of that is that TouringPlans fans don’t tolerate waiting in long lines–if the line is too long, they skip it for the moment. Over on our Instagram feed, Angela asked how long you would wait in line for a ride. Here’s your comments.
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Waited 2 hours for Hagrid yesterday morning first thing at IOA. Ride was smooth for 75% of the ride. Got to get right back on. Thank you Touring Plans.
Usually no more than 20 minutes, 25 tops. I go too often and use rope drops, fast passes, and touring plans. And yes, rope drop requires getting there an hour early, but that one wait makes all the other waits <15 minutes. Plus, Disney is getting pretty good about opening the park in segments, so that it seems like your moving. Signature rides also sometimes open earlier than the rest of the park, at least in AK and HS.
Now if I can only figure out how *not* to pick the slowest tapstile line!
Thanks to TP, my family has rarely waited more than 15 minutes for anything except food. I remain amazed at how many people are willing to wait 30, 60, or more.