Getting in line just before closing?

[civileng68]

On one of my nights, the park closes at 12:00 am, and I'm thinking of doing the subs then, to avoid using other park time for this attraction.

If there's a 1 hour wait at 11:55 and I jump in line, even after park closing at midnight, will they let me ride?

 

[pixiewings71]

Yes, if you are in line prior to park closing they will let you ride. That is how we did Nemo the first time in July....and we waited about 45 minutes instead of the 3 hours we were quoted earlier in the day.

If you don't want to wait and still want to experience the ride ask the CM at the front where you can watch it "on screen" and they will point you in the right direction. There is a handicap viewing area, you will be in a room and the ride is projected onto a TV screen for you.

 

[Spokker]

Unless it's a really busy Saturday, Nemo probably won't have a one hour wait at 11:55PM, especially if it's still the off-season and really cold. I'd say 30-40 minutes tops for an average day.

 

[tink too]

That is a great tip - thank you! I never thought of entering the line at the end of the day, but this sounds way better than the race to get there first thing in the morning.

 

[Spokker]

but this sounds way better than the race to get there first thing in the morning.

Getting there first thing in the morning is a bad idea unless you are in the front of the pack. The problem is that everybody else has the same idea and the line can fill up faster than you think.

I work for a radio station and we've done broadcasts/events in Tommorrowland before the park opens and by 8:05am the Subs line was pretty much a 30-45 minute wait.

During the recent holiday season the line for Nemo was 15 minutes on some nights right before closing. If you can stand the cold and are able to stay out that late, it's worth checking out.