Enchanted tales with Belle standby line these days?

[CJK]

Some friends are going to Disney in late January. How are the standby lines these days around 9:30am? Is it theoretically possible to do Peter Pan at 9am, followed by It's a Small World, and then go to Enchanted Tales with Belle - all without a fast pass? Should they do Peter Pan and then go to Enchanted Tales (and do It's a Small World another time)?

 

[GADisneyDad14]

Some friends are going to Disney in late January. How are the standby lines these days around 9:30am? Is it theoretically possible to do Peter Pan at 9am, followed by It's a Small World, and then go to Enchanted Tales with Belle - all without a fast pass? Should they do Peter Pan and then go to Enchanted Tales (and do It's a Small World another time)?

While I can't back this up with real-world experience, this seems perfectly doable to me. You can get a lot done in that first hour (assuming it's a 9AM park opening on that day in question). I'd swap Belle with IASW though.

 

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While I can't back this up with real-world experience, this seems perfectly doable to me. You can get a lot done in that first hour (assuming it's a 9AM park opening on that day in question). I'd swap Belle with IASW though.

Thanks!

 

[GADisneyDad14]

Although I should caveat, personally I'm not a fan of IASW early in the day. I hate spending 15 minutes that early on a usually low-wait all day ride while lines build at more popular attractions. I treat that first 1.5 hours as gold not to be wasted. ;-) Lol....