Standby line for Frozen

[wdhinn89]

We opted to use our Tier 1 FP for Soarin', how long is the standby line for Frozen and is it shorter at night?My children are older, is it worth the wait?

 

[Robo]

We opted to use our Tier 1 FP for Soarin',

1. how long is the standby line for Frozen and
2. is it shorter at night?
3. My children are older, is it worth the wait?

1. 40-120 minutes, depending on, well, everything.
2. Maybe. It will be shorter just before IllumiNations.
If you get in line before the park closes... even after "park closing time" (usually 9PM,)
you can stay in line until you can finally ride that night.
3. My wife and I love the attraction.

 

[Mickey92]

1. Varies greatly. Was 120 minutes the day I was there in May.
2. Could be shorter late in the evening, as PP said. Can also do it at rope drop that morning. I rode it with a FP, and while I enjoyed it, it would not have been worth more than a 40 minute wait. Just my opinion, though. Obviously there are plenty of people who think it is worth a two hour wait

 

[HopperFan]

Interesting, just posted ...


josh‏ @easywdw
Another pretty day on the water. Frozen is 20 minutes going on 1130am. Just grabbed these FP a minute ago on the first try

 

[danikoski]

Interesting, just posted ...


josh‏ @easywdw
Another pretty day on the water. Frozen is 20 minutes going on 1130am. Just grabbed these FP a minute ago on the first try

Wow...I'm seriously considering next year going in July with my husband and stepson. The wait times have been relatively low the last few weeks, considering it's the middle of summer.

 

[HopperFan]

Wow...I'm seriously considering next year going in July with my husband and stepson. The wait times have been relatively low the last few weeks, considering it's the middle of summer.

Hear you, but just drove home from that 100 degree area and I can't handle those temps.

 

[CAS239]

I just checked right now at 12:55pm and frozen is at a 70 min wait

 

[danikoski]

Hear you, but just drove home from that 100 degree area and I can't handle those temps.

I live in Iowa...our heat index because of humidity is regularly 10-20 degrees above actual temp. In July, heat indexes of over 100 are not unusual.

Now what got me and my husband on our honeymoon in 2015 was that we went in January at it hit 95 several days we were there. Our bodies were in complete shock and both of us got heat exhaustion at Universal. I think in July, it wouldn't be quite the shock, although I might be fooling myself

Back to OP question...my mom and I went this February, and it was an art festival day. We got in line for FEA at about 9:15 am and only waited about 20 minutes. Also, later in the day, there were FP available for the evening. So if you use all your FP in morning, you may be able to snag FPs for FEA in the evening. Otherwise, wait until Illuminations starts and hop in line. It appeared to be lower then.

 

[SaintsManiac]

I'd rather wait in lines than do anything in this heat. In my city right now the real feel is 107 degrees and 65% humidity. I'm dreading going to my car at 4:30.

 

[CAS239]

I'd rather wait in lines than do anything in this heat. In my city right now the real feel is 107 degrees and 65% humidity. I'm dreading going to my car at 4:30.

Eat a beignet for me please #GoSaints

Down here in South Florida I'm sweating walking a football field distance away to my car at 9pm. Heat is no joke

 

[alliecat523]

We've always found the standby time inflated. First time we rode it said 120 and we waited 45.

Last time we got in line at closing and waited about 30.

 

[SaintsManiac]

Eat a beignet for me please #GoSaints

Down here in South Florida I'm sweating walking a football field distance away to my car at 9pm. Heat is no joke

Who Dat!

When I saw a low of 79 I wanted to cry.

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

I'm not all that into Frozen but I as well as the rest of my family ranging in age from 4yrs to 74yrs enjoyed it and would go on it again.
I would go on it at RD if you can.
It seems to break down quite a bit throughout the day so first thing in the morning is the best time. It's still a long line at night.

 

[ChristineOH]

My kids are older (youngest is ten.) They didn't mind riding FEA once with a FP, but they'd be unwilling to wait more than ten minutes for it. And they're unwilling to give up a Test Track FP for it now that they've tried FEA.

I'd do it at park open or close, or plan it for the afternoon as a break from the heat. A line can serve as some down time for my kids if I let them get on their phones. Lines at Epcot this summer haven't been bad, so you might luck into a short wait time.

 

[disneyvoice]

We were there somewhere around noon last week and the standby line said 30 minutes but the actual wait time was right around 15 minutes.

 

[HopperFan]

I live in Iowa...our heat index because of humidity is regularly 10-20 degrees above actual temp. In July, heat indexes of over 100 are not unusual.

Now what got me and my husband on our honeymoon in 2015 was that we went in January at it hit 95 several days we were there. Our bodies were in complete shock and both of us got heat exhaustion at Universal. I think in July, it wouldn't be quite the shock, although I might be fooling myself

Back to OP question...my mom and I went this February, and it was an art festival day. We got in line for FEA at about 9:15 am and only waited about 20 minutes. Also, later in the day, there were FP available for the evening. So if you use all your FP in morning, you may be able to snag FPs for FEA in the evening. Otherwise, wait until Illuminations starts and hop in line. It appeared to be lower then.

I'm from Georgia. I don't spend much time outside during the summer here either.