Here's my report so far:
Free traffic on 91 E and 5 S were awful around 8:30 (9am opening) There was an accident at Euclid, freeway signs advised staying on the 91 and detour around. Which I did and the 5 was a standstill. I decided Toy Story would be easier, with street construction it was down to 2 lanes until Katella, then 1 lane for that last block. I hit the parking booth at 8:58, there were only 5 cars turning into the lot. A car decided to stop in the middle of the lane heading to parking and unload mom and 2 kids from car seats. I didn't actually park until 9:09. What is wrong with people?
There were about 25 people waiting for the shuttle. The third family left their stroller in the aisle, so no one could pass. CMs decided to send the shuttle with only 8 people, so everyone had to wait. Again, seriously people? We all want to go to the park, don't block the aisle.
I got a text from my friend who stayed on Harbor, he said Main St was a zoo, he rode Hyperspace Mountain last night, says he's done POTC and is at River Belle. At this point I was in a line about 20 deep for bag check, all tents and lanes open. They're checking all zippered pockets, and CMs are roaming through doing random checks on jackets, sweatshirts and strollers. There are also police dogs on the esplanade.
Next entry lines were even with the monorail posts. Some people cut into the line next to me saying it was one of the short lines blocked by the post. No, it wasn't. This started a small fight. Then when it got to the turnstile each line was split into 2 turnstiles, some people came from the back of the 30 person line and the guy just shoulder checked me right out of the way. At this point even though the line was long I had only waited about 3 1/2 minutes, but I did tell the CM, "You know, no one likes to wait in line, those people just cut in front of 30 people." I finally entered the park at 9:44.
And then as soon as I walked into the park, I saw a selfie stick in use. Nice.
Main St wasn't too bad, nothing like the the pictures I saw 35 minutes earlier. The foot traffic was pretty even going to both sides of the hub. There are a lot of people wearing race shirts and medals, so the weekend crowds have hung around. Once I got into TL there was a long line for Astro Orbitors but hardly any for Star Tours. I went straight to the SM FP line. It was about a 5 minute wait. The return time jumped from 1:15 to 1:25. The machine also ran out of paper, so a few of us had to get reprints, no big deal, took about 2 minutes, it just shows how popular this is.
The standby line was 45, they made me exit all the way to Pizza Port and get in the standby line back there. It wasn't that busy, but I think they're expecting it to be. I waited 21 minutes from the start of standby to the merge and 9 minutes from the FP merge until I got on the ride. I'll post some semi-spoilery stuff at the end.
When I exited it was about 10:25. The standby posted time was 55 minutes and FP return was 3:15. The Launch Bay line was wrapped around the building with switchbacks a dozen CMs in various attraction uniforms are doing crowd control. The posted wait time is 120 minutes for Chewbacca and Darth Vader (you have to pick one) and the line just to get to that point looks to be an hour. Also, the line for Tie Fighter popcorn bucks extends to Nemo. Someone told me that's been in it for almost 90 minutes, and had 15 people in front of them. The park had only been open 95 minutes at this point. On the other hand, there is no line for Superhero HQ. I walked right in. Waits are 20-40 for the characters/exhibits. 30 for Thor, posted 40 for Spider-Man, CM is telling people 20, but I've been in it for 10, haven't moved a step. The merchandise and Spider-Man lines have met in the back, CMs are trying to separate, it's kind of a mess. No wait for Iron Man or to play Disney Infinity on X-Box. You can see down into Launch Bay. Other than meeting Chewie I can't see anything that hasn't been at conventions and museum exhibits before. I've also heard about 50 guests try to convince CMs to let them go down the stairs to Launch Bay. A few have gotten pretty heated. Again, I get it, you're a fan. But do people really think a CM is going to just let them and only them skip a 3 hour wait because they're a bigger fan or their trip is more important than 1,000 other people? Security has to keep getting involved.
Hyperspace Mountain:
It was fun. There's music from the soundtrack and blaster sounds. It was a little loud and fairly high pitched. I think if someone had sensory concerns then this might be a little bit more to handle than the regular ride. There are also some timed effects like on Ghost Galaxy. I was in row 6 and didn't feel they are as well timed for the whole car as GG. My advice is keep looking ahead to see the most stuff.