How's the "quality" of the Anna and Elsa Meet n greet?

[Rubygoose]

My kids love meeting the characters and will likely want to meet Anna and Elsa. Just wondering if the experience is worth waiting for. We've waited about 45 minutes on past trips to meet Tinkerbell and the interaction was worth the wait. I like how Tink is very imaginative with the kids and asks them a lot of questions. I've found that the princesses are a bit hit and miss - sometimes they seem to just want to sign the book, pose for the picture and send you on your way. Do Anna and Elsa spend a good amount of time talking with the kids or do they seem rushed to get through everyone in the line? If it isn't worth the wait, we may just wave at them during the pre-parade instead of waiting in line to meet them.

 

[Californiacicle]

They talked to DS quite a bit, asked him questions and interacted with each other. They weren't rushing us but I did a bit just because I felt bad for all those behind us and didn't want to take up that much time.

 

[algae]

Not sure about the parks, but the cruise MnG were good from the interaction point of view. Unlike other characters like Mickey, the sisters can talk and interact with the people much like the other Princesses. So, it really depends on how the sisters feel that day, I suppose

 

[DisneyJamieCA]

They were great when we met them! The first time it was just Anna and she spent a long time talking about chocolate with my kids (and listening every time she could come up with). We have a very cute video of it. The second time was both of them and they both took a lot of time talking to the kids, even taking time out to talk individually with each one about something. They, both E&A and the handlers/photopass photographer, NEVER rushed us or made us feel like it was time to move on. I am the who ushered us out.

My guess is this part of why the lines are so long!