FOTL attractions?

[disneyandme]

I have never been to Universal, but am thinking of taking my oldest to see the new HP stuff. Weboth love HP. Anyway, I am trying to find out if it is worth satying onsite or not for the FOTL access. She won't ride any coasters, etc- she like tame rides- think Peter Pan, Pooh, Soarin', etc. Do these kinds of rides have the express access or just the high end ones?

 

[StitchandPooh'sMom]

Totally worth it. My DD7 is not a thrill seeker, but we made the most of FOTL, even if it was just to ride One Fish Two Fish and the Seuss Trolley Train Ride over and over (and over and over . . .) again.

Currently, rides without express that I know of are Pteranodon Flyers and Rip Ride Rockit. HP and the FJ is rumored to be one express ride per day once express starts operating for that ride.

 

[disneyandme]

I am not sure she'll ride HP journey. I'll have to wait for more details. I figure we can go through the cool line/ rooms and then bail out at the end.

 

[Metro West]

I have never been to Universal, but am thinking of taking my oldest to see the new HP stuff. Weboth love HP. Anyway, I am trying to find out if it is worth satying onsite or not for the FOTL access. She won't ride any coasters, etc- she like tame rides- think Peter Pan, Pooh, Soarin', etc. Do these kinds of rides have the express access or just the high end ones?

Right now...the only two attractions that do not accept Express are Hollywood Rip, Ride, Rockit at the Studios and the Pteranodon Flyers at IoA. All other attractions (with the exception of the Harry Potter rides) is covered by Express.