R&R Coaster - First thing

[PunchyPayne5]

Hi all - Wondering if anyone has rope dropped R&R Coaster lately. In the past we've done it back to back first thing with maybe a 10 min wait on the second time (or shorter if we did single rider). With the craziness these days wondering if that's even still a logical option or if the line will build so fast that we'll just be lucky with one ride. Thoughts?

 

[Pkltm]

When we were there on Monday, at 7:15 the line went from the start of where you enter the RRC area to the Starbucks. My daughter and her boyfriend did the previous week and it was an hour and a half. Tower of Terror was 30ish minutes and slinky dog was 35.

 

[mamamelody2]

I think you'll be lucky with just one ride. Waits for all the HS headliners have been jumping to an hour or more almost immediately after opening. Unfortunate side effect of the ROTR boarding group craziness.

 

[PunchyPayne5]

Yeah, that's what I kind of thought. Drag. But thank you

 

[ILPlaya]

We went on 2/11 and we waited about 35 min to get on, but there was a very long wait after we got off.

 

[MarkS2112]

In January we were able to RD ToT and get on twice and then get RnRc twice with lines less than 30 minutes. However it will all depend on crowd levels on any day.

 

[PunchyPayne5]

Thanks! I think our plan will be to ride R&R once, then do our FPs and hop to Epcot. If we can do R&R twice (or R&R and then ToT) we will and will consider it a huge bonus

 

[MarkS2112]

Yeah if you have FP for both you can easily do twice. In January both were tier 1. Now they are tier two and you can have both so big advantage there.

 

[DavidNYC]

It's definitely the shortest of the 3 (and soon to be 4) waiting areas. We got to the parks an hour prior to opening and were near the front of the RnR line. If you're in the parks 45 minutes or so prior to opening you should get your first ride in fairly quickly but I'd expect the standbys to be pretty long by the time you're off unfortunately.