I’ve been twice since September and found that the wait times listed on the app are not always accurate. Some rides, like Hagrid’s, do take forever to get on. Transformers was listed at over an hour and in less than 20 minutes we had waited, rode, and were walking out of the gift shop.
I would like to know how to social distance in a situation like that.
Ride queues and shows are one thing but you literally can’t social distance when the crowds move one direction or another.
1. this photo is around the Jurassic park area.
This is a major area between harry potter land so obviously this would be crowded
2.I have been twice to universal since it reopened and I will say that this photo was taken way out of context because I was easily able to go around the park easily without bottleneck crowds and universal is super strict of the “Super safe” masks so i don’t really know the problem in this photo.
I will be willing to listen to your rebuttal if you don’t act rude to me.
This is sadly the way it is! People complain about wdw but at least they have a science and not a nightmare! And as a manager i am in this it scares me daily!
Thats only the weekends. Its heaven during the week. I go about once every two weeks and most wait times listed are usually 15 minutes to 30 minutes, and those are usually longer than you actually wait. Its been absolutely amazing. Lines are socially distance. You get six feet behind you and six feet infrastructure of you. They are constantly wiping down the rails. This is the best and most comfortable its ever been, even before covid.
This is wrong, the only reason the signs say longer wait times is because their system has been broken for several days and the wait times are half or less than what is being reported.
The only ride that was close to the reported time was the Minions ride.
This article says long wait times on weekdays but I was literally just there a week ago and the longest wait was 30 minutes for Hagrid’s ride. Most rides we basically walked right in or maybe waited 5 to 10 minutes.
Comments for Going to Universal Orlando Means Hour-Long Queues
Liz
I’ve been twice since September and found that the wait times listed on the app are not always accurate. Some rides, like Hagrid’s, do take forever to get on. Transformers was listed at over an hour and in less than 20 minutes we had waited, rode, and were walking out of the gift shop.
John
Absolutely NO social distancing in that photo.
harry
I would like to know how to social distance in a situation like that.
Ride queues and shows are one thing but you literally can’t social distance when the crowds move one direction or another.
1. this photo is around the Jurassic park area.
This is a major area between harry potter land so obviously this would be crowded
2.I have been twice to universal since it reopened and I will say that this photo was taken way out of context because I was easily able to go around the park easily without bottleneck crowds and universal is super strict of the “Super safe” masks so i don’t really know the problem in this photo.
I will be willing to listen to your rebuttal if you don’t act rude to me.
Cindy caine
This is sadly the way it is! People complain about wdw but at least they have a science and not a nightmare! And as a manager i am in this it scares me daily!
huh
why would that scare you
Thatphotoguymatt
Thats only the weekends. Its heaven during the week. I go about once every two weeks and most wait times listed are usually 15 minutes to 30 minutes, and those are usually longer than you actually wait. Its been absolutely amazing. Lines are socially distance. You get six feet behind you and six feet infrastructure of you. They are constantly wiping down the rails. This is the best and most comfortable its ever been, even before covid.
Seanw
This is wrong, the only reason the signs say longer wait times is because their system has been broken for several days and the wait times are half or less than what is being reported.
The only ride that was close to the reported time was the Minions ride.
Rachel
This article says long wait times on weekdays but I was literally just there a week ago and the longest wait was 30 minutes for Hagrid’s ride. Most rides we basically walked right in or maybe waited 5 to 10 minutes.
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