Interactive Queues?

[hollyrose1313]

Whichs rides at Disneyland and DCA have interactive queues? We love (as much as one can love waiting in a line) Peter Pan's queue at WDW and also enjoy Dumbo and Winnie the Pooh. Thank you!

 

[gottalovepluto]

Yikes... I'm afraid you'll find a lot less "interactive" queues in Disneyland and DCA. Rumors that I've seen speculate DL just doesn't have the space. A lot of people play a game where you can look for hidden Mickeys and you can search/ask on the DL thread here for what people do to occupy their time in line. I honestly can't think of an interactive queue off the top of my head, maybe others can help. (I was surprised at the level of interactive stuff at WDW.) One of the most interesting lines to me in DCA is the Soarin one- once you get inside the hanger, there are amazing pictures of aviation pioneers and their stories on the wall. Though it's not interactive like WDW I find it far superior, so much amazing history there. There are some cute details in the Monsters line but nothing interactive. Sorry if I rained on your parade

One of my favorite parts of DL and DCA is the extreme attention to detail that seemed lacking when I was in WDW, so always take time to pause and look around! Up and down you never know what you might see, details abound!

 

[theluckyrabbit]

It's not interactive in the WDW sense, but the queue for IJA is pretty fun. If any thing has a sign that says not to touch, touch it!

 

[figment_jii]

I'm guessing that when you say "interactive queue" you're meaning like the ones for Space Mtn, Haunted Mansion, 7DMT, etc. at WDW. Unfortunately, as others have said, DLR really doesn't have any queues that are quite like that - I can't think of any that have games or touch screen elements built into the queues. They have some that are very detailed and interesting, but none that quite like what you find at WDW.

 

[hollyrose1313]

Okay thanks all we will be there 2/1-2/6 so hoping maybe lines will be so short we won't even miss our fun queues

 

[agamble]

I have an app/book on my phone called Lot's to do in Line. The book/app is like an eye spy game. http://lotstodoinline.com/

 

[dotfurio]

We also play Heads Up game app in line.

 

[julesann]

I think the best queues are Star Tours and IJ. They aren't interactive, but they are creative and fun!