MrShiny said:Maybe you'll want to grab everyone's passes and head over in the am to get fastpasses.
lpizzuro123 said:We were there the end of May and the single rider line was not open. They said it was not working out. Maybe they have since opened it. We always do single rider on TT and it works out great.
Linda
The queue is not the same at Epcot as it is at DCA. I LOVE the queue at DCA, hate it at Epcot. Disney tried to theme it with the Land, and it is just horrid, in my opinion.dbanzai said:The waiting room is boring? If it's like the one in DL, I loved it! As a science/space/aviator follower, I found it very informative... Again, presuming it's the same. That would mean it is an aviator Hall of Fame.
If you don't mind splitting up (and again, this is based on DL, so it may be different in Florida), then the single rider option works very well. You may even fit all in one screening. There are nine rows of nine, and they try to fit parties in the same row, so with odd seats in a row, that leaves open the possibility of many open seats.
I can't wait to see how it is in EPCOT! This is one of my favorite rides of all-time, especially if you sit in the back (that goes to people not prone to airsickness only!).
Miss Jasmine said:The queue is not the same at Epcot as it is at DCA. I LOVE the queue at DCA, hate it at Epcot. Disney tried to theme it with the Land, and it is just horrid, in my opinion.
oogieboogie said:Just FYI: for those suggesting you grab everyone's tickets in the morning and run over yourself - this isn't going to work because if the tickets haven't been entered in the turnstiles, that ticket isn't going to be accepted in the fastpass machine.
lpizzuro123 said:As far as you having to use a valid ticket that has gone through the turnstile to get a fastpass, I believe this has always been the case. You have to be in the park to get fastpass.
Linda