Yes, but not necessarily. Highly recommend reading the link above as there are really 4 things that could make you eligible to book your next LL attraction. No sense waiting if you don’t have to.
No, it's actually very helpful. Even if you just woke up right now (Saturday 02-03-24 at 12:18 PM), you could still select Star Tours at 12:20, Muppet Vision at 12:20, Beauty and Beast at 12:30, Disney Junior at 12:35, Indiana Jones at 12:45, Frozen Sing along at 1:05, Swirling Saucers at 1:10, Smugglers Run at 3:20, Tower of Terror at 3:55, Toy Story at 4:15, or Runaway Railway at 4:50.
And less than half of those even need LL in the first place.
None of them need LL. Feel free to wait in Standby and let the people who like Genie+ walk through.
Last time I rode Star Tours there was nobody in either line before the merge point. And five of the others are shows.
What a succinct way of describing Disney's "reimagined" version of the guest experience.
Slinky first. It's gone within minutes at most.
Thank you!
Our best was Peter Pan shortly after a fireworks show. Posted wait was 50 minutes but there was only about 10 people in line. Wait was less than a minute.
My all time fav example of this ridiculousness was a posted 40 min wait at Dinisaur and we walked onto a truck without stopping
Our kids grew up on Toy Story, so it must be an amazing experience for them to ride the toy slinky dog. They probably get as much joy as I get from flying in Peter Pan's boat.
You answered your own question. The theming is cute
Slinky. I did get both.
No way I would have gotten it if I hadn't already been practicing and so prepared this past week. I was within 10 seconds once it hit 7 am. Change is coming, hopefully it will be good. The anxiety I had was sad as **** though.
Slinky is a ride that "looks big" but "rides small" in a park that doesn't have a huge number of kid-friendly things to do. Just looking at the layout, it should be a fun coaster. It has a launch into a hill, the run of bunny hills after the launch, etc.
