Line question

[Acedink]

When we get to Disney, it will be when A&E are in MK at the princess fairytale hall. So there will be a line for the Cinderella one, and one for A&E?

As an adult, are you able to stand in line while your child is going on other rides, and then have them come back when I get closer to the front (standby for A&E).

And if so, with the layout of the hall, how easy would that be?

 

[LSUfan4444]

And if so, with the layout of the hall, how easy would that be?

Much more difficult than the current location. Currently, in Epcot, the entire queue is outside, so not only it is easier it is recommended.

I guess it will be possible and time will only tell, how difficult, but imagine a scenerio more like joining the standby line at Space Mountain and passing up all those people who have been in line for an hour, or two, or three.

 

[Acedink]

We went last year, so honestly, this is the ONE attraction my daughter HAS to get to. I was slow linking our tix to our account, and since the FP are all gone, I will have to probably get there early one day, and rush to the fairytale hall when it opens.

 

[Good Morning Dewdrop]

if the standby line is outside the building it would probably be OK for them to join you - once you enter the building not only would it be very difficult it would also be frowned upon. People are not happy when others pass them in a closed line.

 

[Spork24]

When we get to Disney, it will be when A&E are in MK at the princess fairytale hall. So there will be a line for the Cinderella one, and one for A&E? As an adult, are you able to stand in line while your child is going on other rides, and then have them come back when I get closer to the front (standby for A&E). And if so, with the layout of the hall, how easy would that be?

Yes cinder tell has a separate line than A&E.