Rivers of Light question

[TJDisneymama]

Now that it's been around a while....on an average day, can one expect to easily get seating standby?

 

[Robo]

I'd not say "easily."

At WDW, "Eariler" beats "Later" in the grand scheme of things.

If seeing a particular show is IMPORTANT to you:
I would arrive at the Standby waiting area 45-60 minutes before show time.

If seeing a given show is just of passing interest,
you can arrive later (30 min., or so) and it might work out for you.

 

[Klayfish]

If you rope drop, then sure...if that's "easy". Beyond that, I don't think you'll find the line under 45 minutes.

 

[Robo]

If you rope drop, then sure...if that's "easy". Beyond that, I don't think you'll find the line under 45 minutes.

Rope drop?

 

[Gehrig1B]

Methinks Klayfish has confused Rivers of Light with Flight of Passage?

 

[Klayfish]

Rope drop?

Face palm...Can you tell I got two hours of sleep last night? I had a race this weekend and I got home at 2am...back out at 4am for my normal workday routine. I read the post as NRJ.

Well, I still stand by my answer...yes, if you rope drop you're guaranteed to get darn good seat. I need a pillow...

 

[DAKDarling]

I mean, my party arrived pretty last minute. We couldn't even find the stand-by entrance, so we asked a CM for the dining reservation entrance. She just said we could sit in that section. I would plan on arriving early, but CMs do their best to help out.