yulilin3
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For those enjoying the drama remember RotR West opens this Friday. There's a thread over at the Disneyland board 

Not one bit surprised. I was there at opening waiting for 63 ... was somewhat disappointed in our group but saw how lightning fast they moved today with only 1 or 2 ride delays, which never lasted long. Hopefully it gets even better!View attachment 464627
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN...
WE HAVE SET A NEW RECORD FOR BOARDING GROUPS PER HOUR!!
12.3!!!
MOST EFFICIENT DAY YET!!
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Wait...you mean there's a chance we can double our speculation????For those enjoying the drama remember RotR West opens this Friday. There's a thread over at the Disneyland board![]()
I will begin refreshing this thread at 8pm in anticipation of the post like it is MDE at 7am and I am waiting for a BG![]()
For your number crunching pleasureWait...you mean there's a chance we can double our speculation????![]()
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BUT, the relevant data would align better with your sleep schedule!I call "Not It" on the Batuu West chart. BUT if somebody wants the chart excel template, I'd be happy to send it over.
So true...I'm an east coast guy living a west coast life apparently!BUT, the relevant data would align better with your sleep schedule!
Just to be clear - you got in line at 7:15 and didn’t ride until 11am? Did they give you a return FP or were you in line for much of this time?
1. Average length is 25 min to an hour depending on time of f day you get called back.Will be at DHS on 2/3 and 2/5 (both currently 9am openings). Plan to arrive plenty early to be in the park well before 9am (to make sure I can enter the boarding pass process). We will be traveling with our daughter (2 years old) for the first time. She obviously won't be riding.
1.) What is the avg. length of time once entering the queue once your boarding pass is called? Is 1 hour usual?
2.) What is the process for rider swap? Is there one? Does the 2nd person then have to wait another hour to ride?
3.) Are the Disney buses running earlier than normal (more than 1 hour) to get people to DHS?
Thanks for the help!
I don't know, we'll be at Universal the day before. It's kind of a whirlwind weekend trip for my son's 16th birthday and we're getting in late Friday night.For a hard ticket you have to visit the ticket counter or outside window of guest relations first. They open 30 to an hour before official opening time. Is there a way you can go to Disney springs the night before?
I may still have mine somewhere, but fairly confident my son and husband don't.Re the bold:
Do you still have your magic bands from a prior trip(s)? If so just add your tickets to your MDE and use one of your MB's to enter - you don't have to have an onsite reservation to use a MB.
Omg, so tempted to ditch work on Thurs and drive up to do this, but honestly, I think that’s gonna be more drama than is enjoyable.For those enjoying the drama remember RotR West opens this Friday. There's a thread over at the Disneyland board![]()
Re the bold:
Do you still have your magic bands from a prior trip(s)? If so just add your tickets to your MDE and use one of your MB's to enter - you don't have to have an onsite reservation to use a MB.
Yes. I did this last year to ride MF - was staying at the Swan one night before moving to CR - I arrived late evening and planned to/did rope-drop the next morning during the 6 am EMH period. I actually called my local disney store to see if one had been returned there and was in luck.If you link a ticket to your MDE account and do not have a MB, could you just buy a MB and link it to your account and then be good to go?
That seems wise. It seemed more like a MDX server issue from the way everyone had the same experience, probably similar to high traffic days for FP. So if everyone is delayed by the same amount, no one is getting a advantage/disadvantage over another. And honestly I probably wouldn’t usually notice/be that bothered by a 20-30second lag except everything is so heightened when you are standing in a crowd of 500 people and then the overhead announcement comes on to say “virtual queue is now available” and yet nothing is happeningFYI: I read the reports of the “30 second” delay this morning but ultimately elected not to put a note on “The Chart”. It would probably only spark more unnecessary questions (we have enough of those around here) - and reg BGs lasted 20 minutes this morning so it didn’t really have an affect on the number that matters to most of us.
If it becomes a trend or affects touring in some way, we could then make a note of it.