Best Queue

[DL3000]

Sorry Disneyman, I tried to send them but it failed to send.

Anyway, one of my favorite parts of the indy queue is the cool drum music with the wind sounds. I think thats what really makes you get ready to ride.

[disneyman]

I just got the background music that they play while showing the big Tomorrowland logo-Thank you! That's so cool! The others may not have come because they were too big to email or something.

[ExClub]

Originally posted by imagineer1985
Well cutting the log capacity by 37.5% doesn't help....
Fast Pass is an exciting new guest service... That is all I have to say about it....

Well, that's true; I used that as an extreme example. What was fresh on my mind, though, was California Screamin'. I was at DCA a week ago Wednesday on the last day of the Southern California promo (I know, bad timing...I went with a friend who wanted to use her ticket). Although it was busier than normal, the lines seemed manageable. Until we walked by GRR and realized we needed a Fastpass. By the time we got to California Screamin', though, they were out of Fastpasses, and the line was 55 minutes long. Now I've never had to get a Fastpass for Screamin'; the most I've ever had to wait was 15-20 minutes. So you can imagine how frustrating it was, waiting in the stand by line (which wasn't much longer than usual), but because Fastpass was in operation, it was crawling. Had I known about Screamin', I would have timed the day better to get all the Fastpasses we needed; but I didn't, and we were screwed. (We didn't wait, btw....)

My point is this: if an APer can get screwed by Fastpass, what about the hapless tourist who doesn't know how to use it efficiently? They're in for some pretty long lines. Whereas before all lines were equal, now some are really short, and some are really long. I just don't know if it's an improvement, but that's just my opinion.