When we were there end of august we went straight on to MMRR(seems to have the longest waits) when we were let through the gates. Both days we were at HS we were able to ride that then head to Toy story area or RR/TOT and ride one of them as well all before 10.
I can say on my trip it worked out great to get in to HS at 9:15 and go straight to MMRR, then to SDD. I could have ridden one more thing before park open but decided to find a good empty spot to stand and get a boarding group for ROTR. I got that and at 10 walked on to swirling saucers, got on ROTR, then SR, TSM, ToT, then just chilled before my lunch reservation. ST and RnR make me pretty motion sick so I didn't go on those, but I had it all ridden aside from those by noon. Park was pretty busy that day too, so it's not like it was a slow day, it just pays to get there really early.
If you get there by 9:30am. MMRR then sunset attractions, leave tsland and mfsr for the end of the night
For those who have been what are you estimates as to what these times actually are? I'm thinking shave off 20-30 mins?
Disney Society Orchestra is in the same theater as Beauty and the Beast. There is also Lightning McQueen's Racing Academy and Muppets as far as shows go.
A friend of mine is there today and has seen them on main street, at the train station and at frontierlsnd so far
Agree to disagree on that one. It's way too stuffy in there.
I think FP+ would make this problem worse.
Our experience was that the times were inaccurate, but in an inconsistent way. I once saw MFSR listed at 70 minutes with the line going all the way past Oga's. Later in the day, the line was not even out the entrance and the wait time... still said 70 minutes. I am sure most wait times are inflated, but don't count on anything. We waited in at least two lines that took longer than the listed wait time. Most of the time, I tried not to pay attention to time -- you cannot do anything about it anyway, so it is less stressful to just ignore it.
Sadly I believe we're going to enter a 'milking it' stage where capacity is increased but offerings aren't (by much) until revenue is where they want it to be. Spring 2021 is about where a lot of us seem to be zeroing in on things returning to more of a normal. Hopefully!
Didn't someone post last week that this was an error on the WDW website?
Unfortunately the wait times for those rides (the 3 times we were there) were pretty acurate. Slinky is 45 minutes when it's about 2 umbrellas from the snack stand. MMRR stays consistent at about 70 minutes all day. TOT and RnR go down to almost nothing at the end of the night. You should be able to find the Falcon at 35 minutes after 2pm.
