How long does Frozen Meet n Greet last?

[ghtx]

I just snagged a 12pm appointment for the Frozen Meet-n-Greet. That same day at 12:30 we have a Palo brunch booked. Will we have time to make it (plus drop off the kids at the club in between)?

 

[Dug720]

If you are there to line up right at 12 you *should* be ok (and by there I mean waiting for them to start taking the 12pm tickets so earlier than noon). We went from the Frozen gathering to brunch in pretty close succession but we had the first slot when Frozen started that day. And we were all adults so no detour to the clubs.

 

[msmama]

When we did it (on the magic during the school year so maybe not as many kids as usual) we were in and out within 5 minutes. I think we got there right about when our ticket times started.

How old are the kids? If running late they are able to check themselves in so you could kind of just drop them at the door and go (or if you trust them to do it themselves).

 

[hanscarlet]

our line on the Dream was about 25-30 minutes... on the Magic the line was only 15 min... Palo schedules on the half hour so if you get there at 12:45 I think you should still be fine, I would just call Palo ahead of time and give them a heads up that your M&G is at noon and if there is a line that you guys may be later than 12:30

 

[dani24]

We had a 10 am appointment for both the Frozen and Princess meet and greets. Both times we showed up on time, yet had to stand in line past our appointed time. Frozen took us 15-20 minutes to reach Anna (no other characters were there). The Princess m&g took 10-15 minutes to get to the first princess. From there, I felt like they were rushing everyone through. A cast member grabbed your autograph book for the character to sign. Then rushed you into a picture pose, snapped two pictures, and then started trying to usher you away. Even the non-ticketed character experiences were like this though (except with even longer lines... one line we waited 45 minutes for Tinkerbell, and that includes lining up 30 minutes early (had we lined up closer to the start time, we would have been there for even longer as the line wrapped all the way around the 4th floor lobby area).

I'd suggest trying to get to the M&G a little early and if there's a line see if they'll let you get in it a few minutes before your designated start time.

 

[KashasMom]

I'd get there 15 minutes early so you can be close to first on line. Last time we were there there were several people in front of us and they did several combinations of family photos - such as each child separately, children together, adults together, total family together, etc. Oh and kids getting autographs took extra time as well!

 

[hpsalb]

We waited in line about 15-20 minutes and were in the first group in the morning. You might be able to make it, but I'd try to be at the M&G early. On our last cruise I saw them let a family get in line a little early (like 15 minutes) and it didn't seem like an issue. And I think Palo would give you a few minutes grace.

 

[tlprice]

On the Fantasy in Nov. we seemed to be the only ones at our time for the Frozen Meet & Greet. We walked in and they were waiting for us. I seem to remember somebody came in after us, but we didn't wait at all. I don't remember what our time slot was--I think 11:30.