FP+ For Peter Pan

[NJlauren]

I am going Sunday May 3rd, my first of three park days. My original plan was to RD Peter Pan (I would like to see the new queue) and then do some other Fantasy Land rides and then get to my FP's. However now I am thinking with a group of 8 at RD and wanting to get some photo pass photos the better option is to FP this ride. I am on the only one who will even care about the queue, and I can try to see it on day 3, or on my next visit.

Thoughts?

 

[UpstateMick]

Don't waste a FP+ if you are going to rope drop this. We did this last week...PP at rope drop. One day they let us through the new queue, the next we walked right on. I would save FP+ for 7dmt, Big Thunder, and Splash or Space in the afternoon.

 

[NJlauren]

I should have mentioned, we wont be FP's Big Thunder, Splash or Space.... I may try to get 7dmt, but haven't decided yet, if i arrive to the ride say 20-30 min after RD how long will the wait be? I don't want to run there and want to get some pictures with the photo pass photographers in the morning.

 

[Rose77]

Check out easywdw's cheatsheets . One section gives estimated wait times for each ride throughout the day. It says the wait time for PP should be around 20 minutes at 9:30 am on a moderate crowd level day. It's just an estimate, of course, but it gives you a general idea what to expect.

 

[UpstateMick]

From what we experienced last week, I would say close to 20-30 minutes after first half hour of park opening. Most people we saw running (yes...RUNNING) to Mine Train and Anna and Elsa so PP is pretty quiet first thing, but people still go there first. If you are not going to do the big coasters, I would rope drop PP and FP PP. That way, you can see it twice and guarantee the queue as well.

 

[kiapepito]

If you do PP FP do you not go through the interactive part of the line?

 

[mesaboy2]

If you do PP FP do you not go through the interactive part of the line?

You do not.