Which FP selection for late entry to HS?

[vicb]

Hi. Wondering what is the best choice for FP between TSM and RnRC if entering the park around 5pm (it will be our arrival day). We can use one for ToT and ST, not concerned about seeing shows. So wondering which of the "A" tier would be the easier wait between 5-9pm. Thanks for any input.

 

[wdwjeffc37]

If the trend continues as it has been, both of the attractions will not be an easy wait. The RnRC does have a single rider line that may help some. You will have to pick which attraction you want to do more and FP+ that one and be prepared to wait for the other one. TSMM is always a must do so we FP+ that one. In June 2017 we waited about 90 minutes for RnRC because the ride had been down for a while that morning and a lot of FP+ people were coming in. The stated wait time on the sign was 65 minutes. Once we in the line for an hour we just decided that we were too invested to leave. If you go closer to park closing the waits may be shorter. Good Luck! Cheers!!!!!!

 

[vicb]

If the trend continues as it has been, both of the attractions will not be an easy wait. The RnRC does have a single rider line that may help some. You will have to pick which attraction you want to do more and FP+ that one and be prepared to wait for the other one. TSMM is always a must do so we FP+ that one. In June 2017 we waited about 90 minutes for RnRC because the ride had been down for a while that morning and a lot of FP+ people were coming in. The stated wait time on the sign was 65 minutes. Once we in the line for an hour we just decided that we were too invested to leave. If you go closer to park closing the waits may be shorter. Good Luck! Cheers!!!!!!

Hmmm, thank you. We will have park hoppers so if we can't get on one of those rides we could always hop back later in the trip to catch what we missed (we did that last time, hopped in to AK just to ride Everest late in the day a couple of times )