Are there any attractions that only allow Virtual Queue or Lightning Lane entries with no standby?

[poochie]

So my husband and I are totally against paying extra to stand in line after we already paid for park tickets. Is there attractions that there are no standby lines for people who think like us. This is more than likely our last trip to WDW due to our ages 68 and 70. I would so like to see Tiana's Bayou along with other new attractions since our last trip over 2 years ago. If we cannot get on using Virtual Queues does this leave us out?

 

[sadiecatie]

The rides that are currently only VQ or LL are Tiana, Tron, and Guardians of the Galaxy in Epcot. All other rides have standby as an option. Unless you’re going during one of the busiest times of year, you should be able to get a VQ spot.

 

[neverlandsky]

You're right, no VQ = no ride.

 

[CarolynFH]

VQ means Virtual Queue, in other words, the VQ is the standby line. Instead of physically standing in a 3+ hour line, you can do other things and not have to physically stand in line until your group is called. You'll still physically stand in line, but not as long.

There is no cost for VQ, but you do have to have a smart phone and compete with other guests to book one.

 

[KrazeeK120]

Is there a particular reason you’re against using VQs, given that they’re free?

 

[HopperFan]

So my husband and I are totally against paying extra to stand in line after we already paid for park tickets. Is there attractions that there are no standby lines for people who think like us. This is more than likely our last trip to WDW due to our ages 68 and 70. I would so like to see Tiana's Bayou along with other new attractions since our last trip over 2 years ago. If we cannot get on using Virtual Queues does this leave us out?

Is there a particular reason you’re against using VQs, given that they’re free?

They aren't against using VQ, their concern was if they don't get a VQ time, is there no other free option.

 

[CarolynFH]

If we cannot get on using Virtual Queues does this leave us out?

I'm sorry, I completely missed your actual question. And unfortunately, yes, if you can't get a VQ, your only other option will be to pay for ILL$/LLSP.

 

[OurLaughingPlace]

edited - put on wrong thread - sorry

 

[KrazeeK120]

They aren't against using VQ, their concern was if they don't get a VQ time, is there no other free option.

I must have misread their post! Thanks for clarification.