Toy Story?

[KellyNY]

Hi everyone,

Is Toy Story still hard to get on attraction. We arrive on Labor Day at about 11AM and therefore I expect to be at park around 2PM. Any chance we will be able to grab FP, is line too long these days.

Thanks.

 

[Jillinwonderland]

Yes it is still kinda hard to get into. I don't see why if you got there at 11 am you wouldn't be able to get a fastpass unless the park itself was already at full capacity. But your pass may be for after 2 depending on how many people are grabbing them. And I find that people often grab a pass then wait in line (if not too long) and save the pass for later. Good luck though!

 

[MHSweb79]

If you're not getting to the park until 2pm, then you should probably count on the FP's being gone, or with a return time near park closing.

It's still a quite popular ride, not only because it's clever and fun but also because everyone who gets off immediately wants to ride again to improve their score!

 

[chartle]

If you are getting to TSM at 2 there is about a 100% chance all the fp's will be gone.

 

[KellyNY]

Thank you for replies. Any idea how long stand by line on average.

 

[PrincessTiffany]

1 to 2 hours depending on the time of day.

 

[Suellen]

We went on our first day (a Sunday) at 4:30 and the line was 45 Minutes.

Fastpasses were usually gone early still.

 

[KellyNY]

1 to 2 hours depending on the time of day.

WOW
Thanks.

 

[brerdawg]

Hi everyone,

Is Toy Story still hard to get on attraction. We arrive on Labor Day at about 11AM and therefore I expect to be at park around 2PM. Any chance we will be able to grab FP, is line too long these days.

Thanks.

I would have to say no chance. Sorry.

My experience has been that you have to grab the FP by late morning. But I have never been there in September.

 

[Mama Mouse]

I'm thinking you'll have to wait in line if you get there at two. We arrived at DHS later than we wanted around 10 am. Went straight to get FP and our FP time was after 6:30 pm. Regular wait time was 120 minutes every time we checked all day long.

 

[doconeill]

Labor Day is likely to be a busy day, so FPs will likely be gone by 11 or so and wait times could top 2 hours at mid-day.

TSM has two factors against it - it is still the newest attraction on property, and it is a slow loader.

 

[hannahryan]

Fast passes will almost certainly be gone. The times we have been this summer where we arrived late and couldn't get fast passes, we waited until the end of the day to ride. For instance, one time we went to the ride at 9:30pm (park closed at 10pm) and the wait time said 40 minutes but we only waited 15 so we were able to get back in line and ride again!

 

[BadgerFive]

Labor Day is likely to be a busy day, so FPs will likely be gone by 11 or so and wait times could top 2 hours at mid-day.

TSM has two factors against it - it is still the newest attraction on property, and it is a slow loader.

I would add that it goes down more often than others. That can cause big problems as well.

 

[CLR4321]

I would suggest going directly to TSM to get FP's as soon as you get there. Worse case, you get there, theres no FP's, and you end up having to wait in the stand-by line. Good luck!

 

[LuvBug1977]

There is also a free phone app through Disney where you can click on the park to view attraction wait times and if fastpasses are available if your cell phone has internet browser
m.disneyworld.go.com

 

[ForeverDance]

There is also a free phone app through Disney where you can click on the park to view attraction wait times and if fastpasses are available if your cell phone has internet browser
m.disneyworld.go.com

Thanks for that link! I've been looking for something like that

 

[doconeill]

There is also a free phone app through Disney where you can click on the park to view attraction wait times and if fastpasses are available if your cell phone has internet browser
m.disneyworld.go.com

If you have Verizon and a compatible (NOT smartphone) phone, The Mobile Magic app will give you even more accurate info, taken tight from the park computers - but only if you are in the park. Otherwise it gives the same vague definitions. It also costs $10 for 180 days usage.