Whats the longest line youve waited in????

[Amyg]

Maybe 30 or so minutes.

There is NOTHING that I want to see or ride badly enough to wait longer than 40 minutes. I'm waaayyy too impatient so 40 minutes is quite long for me to wait. During our WDW trip last July the longest we waited was at Safari for maybe 10 minutes or so and that was with a FastPass!

 

[LAWalz23]

The longest wait I have ever had was for my niece to see Ariel in the Grotto. That was about 60 min. Otherwise we use fastpasses.

 

[mom2aandj]

I actually voted for 0-20 mins. Our last two trips, we've shown up early and used FP and never wait. However, I then recalled that when I was younger and my family went to Epcot when it was first open, I remember standing in a line for Spaceship Earth, and I swear it was so long, it circled around and around the ball multiple times.

 

[eemmie1]

I once waited two hours for Test Track. Never again. Mostly 20 min tops.

 

[Scoutdog]

Our longest line wasn't even for a ride. It was at Toon Town to meet the princesses.

 

[Lost in disney]

Thanks for your responses i love reading these comments

 

[Lost in disney]

oops wrong thread i hate when i do that

 

[HOGFAN]

probably close to an hour waiting for Splash. You know, where the outside que with the birdhouses is all full.

 

[Lost in disney]

Oh i hate that line especially in the middle of august .. so hot and humid glad i picked thw wet ride hat day it was Really bad before fast pass

 

[Cannot_Wait_4Disney]

Fast Pass has really been a great thing. Prior to that, there simply was no way around a long line somewhere. There was no way to get to all the rides that built long lines early. You had to pick and choose.

With fast pass, our longest wait ever was 30 minutes for Turtle Talk with Crush. Nothing else over 15 minutes.

 

[Cannot_Wait_4Disney]

Originally Posted by DisGirl819
THe longest line I ever waited in was way before fastpass and right when the Indiana Jones ride opened in DLR. I waited for almost 4 hours to ride that ride! I can't believe we spent almost half of our day in line!!

ME TOO! I was there the first month it opened. The first day of our vacation we only waited about 30 minutes, but the next week the line was FOUR HOURS LONG! It wrapped all the way back to the entrance of Adventureland and around into Frontierland! I haven't seen anything like that before or since!

I think the subs with Nemo out at DLR have a decent shot at beating that. They aren't using fastpass for that one.

 

[Lost in disney]

Hello!!

 

[mickeysgirl17]

I can't believe people have actually waited 3 or more hours for an attraction. There is no way I could ever do that....disney or not!

 

[Lost in disney]

Everyones got a LONG line story. accually uuo shouldnt realy complain cause you know disneys crowded ANY day of the year anyone who says " I paid good money for this I shouldnt have to stand in line . you came to the wrong place.. NO offense

 

[rgf207]

Waited 2 hours for Haunted Mansion at Tokyo Disneyland. Was only there 1 day and had to ride it.

 

[quiltymom]

I voted 30 - 40 minutes, as an adult with kids. I won't wait more than 30 minutes now for a ride, mostly because the kids won't last that long! Although as a kid I used to wait forever to get on the rides I needed to get on, but I cannot remember how long and to me that doesn't count now.

Yet I didn't vote the longest I've waited for a ride on the poll because it was at Disneyland Grad Nite, which is not a normal setting, imho. So, the longest I've ever waited on a ride was (drum roll, please) ... 3 hours 40 minutes for Space Mountain, just weeks after it had opened. It was the one ride you had to go on! But since it was new, it kept on breaking down and people were constantly cutting in line. But lines were crazy there, anyway. It took us 1 hour just to wait in line for a hamburger (we took turns standing in line).

Was it worth it? Yes, to have said to have ridden the ride, but I'll NEVER do something like that again! It was nuts!

 

[wdwthreethiels]

AK this last President's Day Weekend. We forgot about the fact it was a holiday. Took about 60 minutes to get to the Safari.

Before that.....how bout waiting to get OFF a ride. We got stuck in SM in front of the riverboat for about 30 minutes.


Beyond that....15 minutes tops.

we were stuck in ToT for one hour and 20 minutes.
it was our second ride of the day (I drag my family, I am a ToT addict!),
and we dropped, then bounced, then got STUCK, it was late August and
probably 98 degrees, with 100% humidity, got pretty stinky by the time they figured out a way to get us off the ride, as a reward, we all got FP to RnR, I was the only one dissappointed that we did not get FP to ride ToT again
Michelle in NY

 

[Hollymom1229]

Back in 1999, first trip to WDW since MGM had opened. Waited 90 minutes for Splash Mountain in the brutal August heat. Came back from that trip and figured there had to be a better way to do WDW, took two more trips, but I figured it out, and have only gone in the fall ever since.

 

[ufgator]

I think I waited an hour for the Dumbo ride when I was little. I loved the Dumbo ride. It could've been shorter, but when you're little everything seems longer. We won't wait that long for a ride now b/c we hate waiting and we go a lot so we know we'll be back.

 

[Twilight Terror]

We waited an hour and half on our last trip (august) in Magic Kingdom for....

....THE MONORAIL

Does that count? It broke down just as the park was closing, literally. We were one of the first up there, having come out the park entrance just at the last bangs of Wishes. So, shortly after, EVERYONE was behind us and it was utter bedlam on the platform/queue lines. One monorail came through the station, but didn't stop. Then they stopped everything while they took the faulty one 'out of service', then still no monorails, then stopped everything again to put faulty one 'back in service', then it was VERY crowded on the next 3-5 monorails!!!!!

That was our longest wait the entire holiday!