Night and Epcot

[Catzle]

We are going to use our Volunteer pass to get into Epcot around 5 on a Friday night on June 4th, I see Epcot closes at 9 p.m. Do you think in that 4 hours we would have enough time to do Fast Track and Soarin? Those are the two main things we like to do besides the aquarium and finding nemo ride. We are getting off a cruise that morning and I know the girls are going to want to swim so that is why we are going so late.

[Strmchsr]

Well, that largely depends on whether Soarin still has fastpasses available that time of night. That said, I rarely see the "bad" standby lines for those two longer than 90 min, so even with no fastpass you should be able to do both in 4 hours.

[megustamex]

Don't forget the pools are open until midnight (I think at all the resorts). I don't know how old your girls are though!

[gerald72]

What if you go to epcot as early as possible, just to grab a fast pass for either attraction, and then head to the pool. Later that evening, return to epcot, grab the other fast pass, use the first one, hang around living with the seas for a bit, then itmightbe time to use the second fast pass.

[DizneyRox]

I go at peak times mostly, but I've never seen FP available at Soarin past noon, and TT after about 2. Usually both are gone well before that too.

[Altair]

If needed, use the single rider line at TT, it's almost as fast as FastPass, but you will be separated.:mickey:

[LVT]

Soarin is usually busy, Just get in line and hope.

[bruin1344]

test track wait times vary depending on the weather or if it breaks down, if you are running out of time, just go to singles line, usually half the wait time of regular line

soarin usually doesnt let up

4 hrs should be enough to get those 2 attractions done

[Kaps]

Last time I waited on Soarin without a fast pass in October I had to wait 1.5 hrs. June could be longer good luck