Meet Anna and Elsa wait?

[krusty007]

Two Anna and Elsa questions, since I have two girls obsessed with Frozen:

1) Mousewait shows a 125 minute wait to meet Anna and Elsa. But you need a Fastpass to see them, and I read they run out by 8:30. So should I plan on running to get FPs at rope drop, just to wait for two hours later in the day?

2) I thought I heard there's a Frozen show at Fantasy Faire. Is that true? If so, what show times correspond to it?

Heading there in three weeks and not looking forward to the crowds.

 

[disneymom0104]

We pulled Anna and Elsa FP's one afternoon 2 weeks ago (I think it was for sure after 12pm, but likely before 2pm) and our return time was 7-7:20. Showed up in that window and only waited about 15 minutes to see them, if that. It was so easy. When we pulled the A&E FP's, Olaf had already run out for the day- so his are going quicker. I can't imagine it really being a 125 minute wait since they only allow people with FP to get in the line. Maybe we lucked out with our return being at night.

I do believe there is a Frozen show in DL, but we did not see it. I did see a FP box for it in the hub on Main Street, though.

 

[1002jennisue]

Where do you get the FP's for Anna and Elsa?

 

[disneymom0104]

Right on the corner outside the animation building. The corner across the street from the Aladdin show.

 

[D1sneyfam1ly]

Be advised that even with the fast pass you may have to wait. We had fast passes and waited at least 45 minutes to see them. And that was on a not busy Tuesday at the end of April. We enjoyed it but have told our girls that it is not something we can do every time. It was a hard wait for them. They usually do fine in lines but this was 45-60 minutes in the same room. It was the large room inside Animation Studios where all the music and videos are on the walls so that was entertaining but we were there long enough to see it the video loop start over and watch half way through another loop.

 

[GatorChris]

I'm surprised to read about long waits once inside the animation building. We got our FP on a Thursday in late Feb, came back about an hour later in the small window on the ticket, and then waited maybe 15 minutes in the building. I will say that I love that part. I love just being in there with the huge screens playing popular parts of Disney films. It's a truly magical place that used to be empty all of the time. This is one of those spots where you'll really enjoy your wait.

 

[1002jennisue]

Do they typically run out of fast passes? I'm hoping to get one the first day we are there but we probably wont get there around noon or later. Thanks

 

[disneymom0104]

We got our FP's after noon (7pm return), but I don't think they last all night. Olaf was going before that when we were there.