Your maximum wait times?

[PCBatman]

Originally Posted by Ellelledee

See DH doesn’t like waiting and I think for him probably 60 minutes would be absolute max. The thing is we will walk round and see maybe 45 wait time for say KRR at animal kingdom and he will say “not worth it” so we will trail to Everest 60 mins - not worth it...down to Dinosaur 45 mins “not worth it” so I end up feeling hot and stressed and this is why especially Animal kingdom we end up leaving early (and hence why this year I have booked passes for the afternoon) because by the time we have trailed down to Dinosaur we could’ve done the 45 mins KRR queue.
Dd has said she would happily queue and feels we miss out on stuff because we don’t.

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You need to park your DH in a coffee shop and let him relax haha...sometimes you had to wait and that’s why I set the 60 max but I get his point that for him it may not be worth it, but to others it is. Personal opinion, but that can’t stop you going on rides. Hopefully your FP+ work for you this year l 👍

[TinselAngel]

Would wait no more than 60 mins for a brand new ride or experience but stuff I have done before needs to be 20 mins max or FP. Rarely use standby lines (don’t think I’ve ever done standby on Soarin or 7DMT for example and we’ve done about 20 trips now) unless it’s a walk on.

[Disneyleo]

Depends on the ride.
Smaller rides I wouldn’t queue more than 30 mins
45 mins for more popular rides
We did once wait 70 mins for crush coaster in dlp however it was our last day and last chance to do it so just sucked it up.

[vampiress88]

Mine is 30 mins. My bladder won’t last much longer than that depending on the ride/ attraction

[Ashleylvsgoofy]

I think our maximum is 45 minutes but that would only be for one of our faves - space or splash but then we would always use FP for these

[wanye]

45 mins for something we've done before. 90 mins for things we havent been on yet and really want to try (took us 3 years before we got on 7DMT as we only tend to do a couple of days in disney each trip

[Vinniecat]

40 minutes is an absolute max for me.

[Ellelledee]

Originally Posted by PCBatman

You need to park your DH in a coffee shop and let him relax haha...sometimes you had to wait and that’s why I set the 60 max but I get his point that for him it may not be worth it, but to others it is. Personal opinion, but that can’t stop you going on rides. Hopefully your FP+ work for you this year l 👍

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We have the FPs different this year but DH has also been told we WILL queue (though I suppose not to ridiculous times). I remember DD and I queueing for SDMT not long after it first opened. I think it was 45 mins and dh and DS said no way and they went to space mountain and dd and I queued. They came back as the queue for space mountain was long and dd and I had actually just ridden it and we all ended up going back on and so dd and I pretty much rode it twice in 45 mins

[PCBatman]

Originally Posted by Ellelledee

We have the FPs different this year but DH has also been told we WILL queue (though I suppose not to ridiculous times). I remember DD and I queueing for SDMT not long after it first opened. I think it was 45 mins and dh and DS said no way and they went to space mountain and dd and I queued. They came back as the queue for space mountain was long and dd and I had actually just ridden it and we all ended up going back on and so dd and I pretty much rode it twice in 45 mins

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Wow that’s good you got two rides at 45 mins. We’ve only managed to get one 7DMT this year so far! But just shows you sometimes you have to wait and it can pay off.

[Johnnyp]

I’m in the 1hr club too. On our last visit most rides were done via single rider just to cut down wait times