Q re: Toy Story Mania ride @ DHS...

[Aggie97]

Maybe you could do it during EMH. Anyone know how bad the lines are during EMH? I'm curious to.

We rode TSM on an EMH night in mid-June. We got in line at 12:15 a.m. (EMH ended at 1 a.m.); the quoted wait time was 70 minutes. We waited 45 minutes and thought it was totally worth it!

[hlkeck]

We just left DHS this afternoon. We didn't get in until 10 am. There were plenty of fast passes and the wait (although it said 20 minutes) was 40 minutes. I still figured that was really good considering what I've been reading.

The fast passes were at 4:30-5:30 pm when we left DHS at 12:30 today and the line was up to 40 minutes on the screen - but it must have been over an hour.

The ride is really cool and the 'waiting in line' part wasn't too bad b/c the decor is great and there is a huge talking Potato Head. We rode it once and then fast passed it for a second ride and the fast pass line was less than 5 minutes.

It's a pretty slow week here at WDW and we are LOVING IT!!!! I'll post a trip report later today.

[pox24]

We were there last Saturday. Got into Studios about 11:30 am. The wait was 40 min and moved very fast. It was exactly 40 min but well worth the wait. What a fabulous attraction.

[MickeysEars]

i would probably (with a smile) start loading them onto a ride one at a time. and say to them "this is the line you picked, have a great ride and Magical Day. "

[tinicummom]

Just got back! We headed straight to HS after we arrived and had breakfast at Boatwrights, so we weren't there until around 11:00. We had a 50 minute wait. We also got Fast Passes for later. It's definitely worth the wait!!! We also went back another day at Park Opening and there was at least a 30 minute wait right away (if you don't run all the way to the attraction). Try your best to get there. You'll be hooked right away!

[IamBelle]

I just came back on the 2nd, and never got a chance to go on. We went when the park opened, had breakfast, and then headed to get a fastpass, and they were already giving out the ones for 5-6 pm! We kept checking back and one time, the stand by was 110 mins. The lowest I have seen the stand by was 60 mins.

[Tink-N-Me]

I was there on 9-1-08, fast passes sold out very early. Fortunately, the posted wait was 60 minutes. I don't think it took that long. The ride was great fun and I wanted to go a second time, but our time at WDW was short as I was an unplanned trip. After Katrina hit New Orleans, I always said if I had to evacuate again, I am going to Disney!! I was joking of course, but my wonderful husband took me and the kids even though they said to expect a minimum of 5 feet in the homes in my neighborhood. Thought it might be our last trip for a while, but God smiled on us and everything at home turned out fine for us. Prayers and Pixie Dust to those who did get hit by Gustave and to those threatened by Ike!

[Cookie123]

You know why they keep doing away with the single riders like TSM and Soarin'?

Because a lot of families see that the single rider has a 30 minute wait instead of a 180 minute wait. They'll go in the single rider, even though it says they will be separated and then when they get to the loading area, they complain that they want to stay together. Complain loud and long enough, and a single rider line becomes a party of 8 line. They then ride together, and thus, held up BOTH lines by arguing, and caused longer than necessary waits because they wanted to be stubborn and try to cheat the system.

And that is the official "Unofficial" word direct from the mouths of my friends at TSM.

My Husband and I did the single riders line for Test Track, with a plan to meet outside at a certain spot after the ride was over. They had LOTS of signs saying that people will be separated. I was OK with that. But this woman was complaining loudly just as we were entering the cars. She wanted to be with her older kids. I told her that she got in the singles line, (which she knew), and I was NOT
going to switch to let her in ! Some nerve !!!