Storytelling and A&E Without Fastpass Strategy?

[coasternut22]

Now that these attractions are without Fastpass, what is the strategy and what are the lines like? We don't mind going to A&E after getting our RSR Fastpass. That worked for us last year when we could get a Fastpass and there was hardly any wait. I'm just wondering what the lines are like throughout the day now.

But we've never done storytelling and want to know if there will be huge lines to get in that tiny theater. Touring Plans has us getting there 15 minutes early. Is this enough? Is one show or time of day more popular than others?

Thanks

 

[Mysteryincorp]

Do you mean the sing a long?
A and E line seems to fluctuate. If it is more than 15-30minutes I would come back another time and you will most likely not have to wait. The sing a long you are fine showing 10-15 minutes before for the best seats or right at showtime and you will still get a decent seat.

 

[tlovesdis]

There really aren't lines for either anymore. We waited 10 minutes for A&E on a busy Sunday and they were trying to wrangle people in for the sing a long!! Frozen fever has died!!

 

[coasternut22]

Thanks for the responses. For clarification, I meant Storytelling at Royal Theater in DL.

 

[Mysteryincorp]

Oh! I did have to wait a little longer to get a good seat there. The sides of the theater are kind of crappy so if you want a good seat I would say 20-30 minutes before show. Kids can sit on the ground right up front.