Phew, wait times are NOT budging in Disney World right now.
Get ready to enter the Grid!
We spend SO much time in lines at the Disney parks, and sometimes it just does not feel like we get a reprieve from the long wait times. This week is one of those weeks! The lines may feel endless at times, but the rides can be SO worth it. There are even some fun things you can do with your family in line — even if you’re not in an interactive queue. For example, you could play a classic game of “I Spy”, you could play “Heads Up” (an app you can get on your phone), or even just take in the scenery and enjoy the moment. Sometimes, doing fun things like that can take some of the pain out of the long wait times — now, let’s take a look at how long you’ll be occupying yourself!
Take a look at this week’s average wait times — going from highest to lowest!
Magic Kingdom Wait Times
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train is still taking the lead with the highest average wait time by 10 minutes. Otherwise, every other attraction saw a slight decrease by between 3 to 5 minutes — which can add up during a park day!
Mickey and Pals at Cinderella Castle
- Seven Dwarfs Mine Train — 66 minutes
- Peter Pan’s Flight — 56 minutes
- Jungle Cruise — 52 minutes
- Space Mountain — 42 minutes
- Haunted Mansion — 36 minutes
- Big Thunder Mountain Railroad — 33 minutes
Hatbox Ghost
- Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh — 33 minutes
- Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin — 29 minutes
- Enchanted Tales with Belle — 28 minutes
- Astro Orbiter — 26 minutes
- Pirates of the Caribbean — 24 minutes
- “it’s a small world” — 19 minutes
- Barnstormer featuring the Great Goofini — 17 minutes
Pirates of the Caribbean
- Magic Carpets of Aladdin — 16 minutes
- Dumbo the Flying Elephant — 15 minutes
- Tomorrowland Speedway — 14 minutes
- Mickey’s PhilharMagic — 13 minutes
- Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover — 11 minutes
- Prince Charming Regal Carrousel — 10 minutes
- Mad Tea Party — 9 minutes
Astro Orbiter
- Enchanted Tiki Room — 8 minutes
- Tom Sawyer Island — 7 minutes
- Carousel of Progress — 4 minutes
- Liberty Square Riverboat — 4 minutes
- Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse — 3 minutes
- Hall of Presidents — 0 minutes
- Country Bear Jamboree — (This attraction has now closed for refurbishment — read all about the changes here)
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EPCOT Wait Times
If you’re planning on visiting EPCOT this week, their wait times are looking about the same as they did last week. With only slight changes for each ride, it may feel like deja vu. Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure and Frozen Ever After are STILL neck and neck — we wonder which one will end up taking the lead!
Frozen Ever After
- Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure — 72 minutes
- Frozen Ever After — 72 minutes
- Test Track — 54 minutes
- Soarin’ — 38 minutes
- Mission: SPACE — 15 minutes
Living with the Land
- Turtle Talk with Crush — 15 minutes
- Living with the Land — 14 minutes
- Spaceship Earth — 13 minutes
- The Seas with Nemo and Friends — 10 minutes
- Gran Fiesta Tour — 10 minutes
- Journey into Imagination — 7 minutes
The Seas
Awesome Planet, Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along, Disney and Pixar Short Film Festival, Impressions de France, and Reflections of China had no wait times this week.
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Animal Kingdom Wait Times
Avatar Flight of Passage has seen an increased average wait time after last week’s drastic drop. However, we’re still seeing most wait times under one hour on average — Kilimanjaro Safaris even had a 7-minute drop this week. While that isn’t much — we’ll take it!
Expedition Everest
- Avatar Flight of Passage — 86 minutes
- Na’vi River Journey — 59 minutes
- Kilimanjaro Safaris — 35 minutes
- Expedition Everest — 26 minutes
The Na’vi River looks pretty tranquil!
- Dinosaur — 17 minutes
- It’s Tough to Be a Bug — 10 minutes
- TriceraTop Spin — 7 minutes
- The Boneyard — 0 minutes
Dinosaur
Kali River Rapids is currently closed for refurbishment, however, it is set to reopen in March.
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Hollywood Studios Wait Times
This week, we haven’t seen much of a decrease in wait times at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. We’ve seen most of the rides increase by a minute or two across the entire park — so be prepared for a pretty busy day if you’re headed to Hollywood Studios.
Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway
- Slinky Dog Dash — 84 minutes
- Rise of the Resistance — 70 minutes
- Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway — 57 minutes
Toy Story Mania
- Toy Story Mania — 49 minutes
- Tower of Terror — 48 minutes
- Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run — 45 minutes
- Alien Swirling Saucers — 32 minutes
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- Lightning McQueen’s Racing Academy — 12 minutes
- Star Tours — 11 minutes
- Muppet Vision 3D — 10 minutes
- Walt Disney Presents — 1 minute
Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster is currently closed for refurbishment and is set to reopen this summer.
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I remember all the haters stating that they are boycotting Disney and will never go again because Disney is allegedly too woke. Well I guess those folks are few and far between, because the parks are full and the lines are long. The parks are doing just fine without them. I say good riddance to the haters, nobody likes them and nobody wants them.