Soarin-4 hour wait today!

kandb

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We were looking at the wait times today from here in NJ and it said a 240 minute wait for Soarin. I was telling my kids they don't know how lucky they are to go to WDW at slow times, they didn't believe that it was that long. Has anyone here on the boards waited 4 hours for a ride, any ride? I just can't imagine it. I almost find it hard to believe that people would wait that long. Does Disney exaggerate the waits sometimes?
 

Yea the waits for everything are extreme today. It's not too exaggerated. As we were walking to Living with the Land I heard a cast member tell a lady that the Soarin wait would be 3-4 hours
 
Here's LwtL with a 50 min wait at 4pm today

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A friend who is at the MK just tweeted a 210 minute wait for Space Mtn. - 3.5 hours... no thank you :/

** edited to change Mtn.. lol - MDE is showing 140 mins. Can't really argue with someone standing at the ride though... smh.
 
I'm pretty sure those wait times are inflated, but probably not by much.

Last year, at 9:00PM, Test Track was posted at 300 minutes; a 5 hour wait that would have you in line during the fireworks and boarding the ride when the park closed at 2AM. Either lots of people got out of line, or it was grossly inflated, since it was a walk-on immediately following the midnight fireworks.
 
We waited 2 hours for Anna and Elsa back when they were in Epcot and "conveniently" opening at 11 am.....willing to do that for a meet/ greet (if necessary) but not for a ride.
 
Soarin as everyone knows it will be permanently gone after Sunday. It will be a new film and will be Soarin over the world when it reopens. Even if it was a slow time, I would expect the ride to have a line of 3 hours or more this weekend. We were there on maelstrom's last day and the line was 3 hours for a good part of the day and it is not nearly as popular. I suspect there will be lots of local AP holders that will come to the park for the sole reason of getting that last Soarin ride. If we lived there, I might be inclined to do it...although more likely I would have booked a FP+ and would not wait in that long line. That is what we did for malestrom and we walked right past that huge line.
 












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