Which Epcot lines are the hottest/longest of these three?

[Yusani]

Which Epcot lines are the hottest/longest of these three?

The Seas with Nemo and Friends
Spaceship Earth
Turtle Talk with Crush

 

[CAS239]

Definitely spaceship earth being hottest and I'd say usually longer of those.

Turtle talk: inside. Wait is usually only until next show

Nemo: all inside and usually doesn't have too long of a wait

Spaceship earth: basically the whole line is outside with no shade unless the sun is casting a shadow for you. Ride can be a walk on of it can be a 30-45min wait

 

[Tomh]

The ONLY one of those attractions with an outside wait is Spaceship Earth. It isn't always a long wait, but it is completely outside. The other two attractions have their lines completely inside, so hottest by far goes to Spaceship Earth, and often, it is the longest of the 3 as well. though not always.

 

[JimmyV]

If the lines for either Crush or Nemo ever extend to the outdoors, you should leave the park because the crowd level would be a 15 on a scale that goes to 10!

 

[Disney Khaleesi]

Spaceship Earth has an outside queue, so probably would be the hottest, and I imagine would have the longest line.

The Seas never has a long lime in terms of wait time, but the queue is huge and you have to twist and turn through a lot before actually getting on the ride, but it's all air conditioned and indoors, so not bad.

 

[mikeyg1479]

Spaceship Earth has a line early in the day, but by evening its a walk on (its the first thing people see when they arrive, hence why it has early lines). Walk past it when you arrive and hit it up on your way out of the park.

I have never NOT walked right in on Seas (big cue to walk through, but no wait time), or Turtle Talk (no line, other than waiting for the current show to finish, so we can be let in with the next group).

I wouldn't waste a fast pass on any, unless you got slots to burn.

 

[Klayfish]

Spaceship Earth line is strange. Sometimes it's long, but often it's straight walk on. I agree time of day and being the first thing people see has something to do with it, but not completely. Often it's empty at rope drop, but at 11am it's a 30 minute wait. Then by 5pm it's back to a walk on (we've gotten on it with nobody ahead or behind us).

I remember not too long ago when Nemo was a 15-20 minute wait in the standby queue. Not anymore. Can't remember the last time we waited more than 3 minutes for that ride.

 

[aleksandr]

I guess it really depends on when you go.

In late April, I've never seen a line longer than 15 minutes for SSE, never seen a line at all for Nemo--in fact, you'll get dizzy walking around in circles rapidly through the massive queue to reach the boarding area, and Turtle Talk really depends on how far along the show is by the time you get there. Typically 10 minute wait.

Can't say how things are during peak seasons though.

 

[Crystal824]

Spaceship Earth will be the hottest (as it is the only que that is outside) and probably longest line of these three.

 

[GreatLakes]

To echo everyone else Spaceship Earth due to the line being outside and it's location as many people's first attraction of the day. If you get to Spaceship Earth and the line is longer than 15 minutes go do something else for a while. The wait time has some peaks throughout the day but is generally pretty low most times of the year in my experience.

 

[Princesca]

FP+ Spaceship Earth if you have to pick one. It's hot out there, and I also find the line area kind of chaotic since it's so near the entrance of the park. Easy for little ones to get distracted, wander off, WANT to wander off, start pitching fits, etc. Crush next, because IIRC, there's a limit to how many people can fit in that room. Then Nemo, I think.