How much time does Anna & Elsa take with a FP

[Cajun_country]

I have Fast Passes for Anna & Elsa that are scheduled for arrival at 11:50a-12:50p on a Tuesday during April (after Easter). I am wondering what is the usual wait time with a FP. Does it take over an hour even with a FP? I would like to maybe schedule a late lunch around 1:30p. As of right now i'm aiming to get to Anna & Elsa at 11:50a if my other FP prior to Anna & Elsa run smoothly. Hoping to hit some other rides during the other FP I have selected, but if it doesn't happen it is ok. I'm traveling with a baby and a toddler, so I am having a hard time, thinking any of these FP will work right for us. I also have a question about the sizes of the arm bands- are they different sizes for adult & children. I was thinking my son, might could use his grandmother's band for a ride if she doesn't want to go on it, but was afraid that if the bands were different sizes, they wouldn't allow him to have an adult band. I know they are like watches.

 

[mesaboy2]

You are unlikely to wait more than 10 minutes or so to meet them. More than 20 is highly unlikely.

 

[tink too]

We had FP's for Christmas week and only waited a few minutes. It really was great because at the time, the stand-by line had a wait of 130 minutes.

 

[DavidNYC]

I would agree based on our times there. 5-15 minute wait on average. If you're planning something immediately afterward, I'd give yourself 30 minutes from the time you walk on line to the time you walk out door to be safe but should be less than that.

 

[kendrab1223]

The bands are all the same size, but you can take the outer edge off to make them smaller. Just hold grandma's band in your hand for your son- I sometimes do that with my daughter's band because she just doesn't want it on. I never have any issues.

 

[Cajun_country]

Thanks so much I was just worried that Anna & Elsa would take away more time.
Thanks Kendrab1223 for the information about the bands- I wasn't sure how strict they were with sharing bands.