briandancer
Cruise Addict
- Joined
- Sep 23, 2004
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I have read a lot of stories that the lines for Pirates of the Caribbean have grown severely due to the queue adjustment from FP+.
During slower times of year, I could count on waiting for Pirates for about 10 minutes, give or take. Am I really, really going to now have to wait 40-80+ minutes for this attraction or are these stories not necessarily true all the time? Has Disney fixed this issue?
Likewise, the previous trips, the Under The Sea attraction was basically a walk on--I barely stopped moving as I walked through the queue. Is this a lot longer now, too?
Give it to me straight--are the days of truly short queues over?
And if they are, doesn't that make the overall system FastPass Plus pretty much worthless? Simply "moving" minutes waiting from one attraction to another attraction doesn't end up saving me anything, right? What am I missing?
During slower times of year, I could count on waiting for Pirates for about 10 minutes, give or take. Am I really, really going to now have to wait 40-80+ minutes for this attraction or are these stories not necessarily true all the time? Has Disney fixed this issue?
Likewise, the previous trips, the Under The Sea attraction was basically a walk on--I barely stopped moving as I walked through the queue. Is this a lot longer now, too?
Give it to me straight--are the days of truly short queues over?
And if they are, doesn't that make the overall system FastPass Plus pretty much worthless? Simply "moving" minutes waiting from one attraction to another attraction doesn't end up saving me anything, right? What am I missing?