Switch Turtle Talk for Living off the Land?

Jerseyprincess317

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I asked this inside of the other discussion but just in case it gets lost in the other post, now that Living with the Land is a Tier 2 should I switch it formTurtle Talk with Crush? We are traveling with our 2.5 year old son.
 
I probably would just because the line has always been longer for LWL in my experience. At TT, the kids sit up front on the floor anyways and adults sit farther back on benches.

*update* Of course I just checked wait times (2pm) and TT is at 20 min and LWL is 10. But honestly, during our last two trips our FP for TT seemed unnecessary. Maybe depending on what time you are going...
 
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Josh at EasyWDW suggests the FP for TT because if you don't get loaded into the current show then it's a good wait for that show to end and the next to load. I'd looked at this too, and it could potentially save you time. It's pretty much a judgment call on this one.
 
Even though the kids sit on the floor and the parents on benches, if you FP TT you have a better chance to sit behind your child, rather than further in the back where you may not be able to see them. For that reason, and because the wait for LWtL is usually minimal I would keep the TT FP.
 

Since I have the opposite opinion...

I say the FP for Turtle Talk is the LEAST useful FP in Epcot.
Just a total dud.

But, the FP for LwtL is just about as useless.

There simply is no need for either of them.

We can add the FP for the current 3D Pixar films at the Imagination theater to the unneeded list.

(BTW, all of the ATTRACTIONS I mentioned are worthwhile, it's just that their FPs are superfluous.)
 







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