Your maximum wait times?

[DiszeeBelle]

Usually 60minutes for us but it does depend on the ride.

[tink111]

Yeah as above 60 mins max and ideally around 40/30!
Having said that we did que 120 mins for the new Harry Potter at universal when it first opened ! Mad potter heads though 😂

[boo2]

Originally Posted by orlandoamber

We won’t wait more than 30 minutes for anything, with the exception of any brand new rides, e.g. we will for Hagrids. We also don’t mind waiting at rope drop as it doesn’t eat into the day. We tend to find if something is over 30 minutes at one point, it will come down to below that at another point in the day/trip, but I think that might just be the case as we go during off peak seasons.

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I’m the same as you, 30 mins max! If it’s more then we either plan a fast pass (only visit Disney most years) or don’t go on!
A brand new ride might be different but definitely no more than an hour, I’m not a naturally patient person🙈😀

[dibdobber]

Another vote for 30 mins max!

[lizzie145]

However long hagrid's queue is.

Did FOP last year at rope drop and waited about 1 hour as hadnt done it before and about 90 for slinky for same reason.

Anything else about 30 minutes but as i go solo I just go back as needed

[Bolto6]

Longest queue we had last year was 40 mins for Peter Pan because we couldn’t get a suitable FP, the only reason we queued because we felt our DD, 3, would enjoy it.

We didn’t go on FOP, SDMT (missed that in 2014 as well,) SDD or Alien SS, all because we couldn’t get a suitable FP for them, and/or we’d have to child swap.

While DD can go on Swirling Saucers, but DH can’t, I wasn’t prepared to queue 60 minutes for it, especially when Mad Tea Party was pretty much a walk on for all 3 of our MK visits which she loved. I did manage to get a FP for SDD after our first visit to HS, but we realised we’d only be going back for that so cancelled it and did something else instead.

Next time DD will be 7 (unless we go sooner,) so she should be able to go on pretty much everything and hopefully we can make good use of everyone’s FPs. Even considering a few days onsite to stand a chance of getting on the headliners.

[parkgirl]

30-40mins but generally it’s 20 mins.

[°o°-Hannah-°o°]

25-30 mins max. I plan our days based on the fp Ive managed to book. We tend to spend a morning or evening in that park and work around those fp, while repeatedly checking the app for wait times. This strategy has Worked fantastically for us and even on the days where I hadn’t booked any passes we were able to pick up some great rides on the day or night before, the only rides that I didn’t see fp on the day or night before were 7 dwarves and flights of passage, even Navi river was coming up

[PCBatman]

I suppose it depends on what time of the season you go and also and what rides you’re desperate to get on.

We love going Sep/Oct/Nov time as apart from the really big hitters most rides don’t go over 45 mins but I’m worried about the Galaxy Edge affect! From looking at bookings online and speaking with Disney on the phone a lot of the hotels are sold out!

I’m hoping it will just be super busy in HS and everywhere else will be fine but who knows. Thankfully got some good FP+’ s for this trip.

[kellsbells]

Depends on the ride. I fully expect to wait a couple of hours for Hagrid which we will do and there are some things that are just worth waiting for! For rides we have done a lot in the past it's probably about 40 mins. I don't necessarily see queue time as wasted time though, you can still talk and play games and still have fun! (Saying that I would obviously rather not be in a queue! )