Deli Style Queuing?

[dtum]

i was just reading a thread and people kept mentioning "deli style queuing." What is that, how does it work. It's been a couple years since our last trip and all this talk about FP changes, FP+ and now this is very confusing. This is our first trip with smaller children (ages 3 and 18 mos.) and I wonder how all these changes will effect touring with them.

 

[Robo]

i was just reading a thread and people kept mentioning "deli style queuing." What is that, how does it work. It's been a couple years since our last trip and all this talk about FP changes, FP+ and now this is very confusing. This is our first trip with smaller children (ages 3 and 18 mos.) and I wonder how all these changes will effect touring with them.

deli style queuing = "take a number"

You show up at an attraction and your party is given a "number" (or a pager, etc.)
and you don't stand in a one-after-the-other regular line.
Instead, you are free to mill around and wait in a certain area until your "number" (or pager. etc.) is "called."
Then, you simply go board the attraction and ride.

There is currently only one attraction at WDW that offers this.
Dumbo.