More retarded decisions from the Disney tarnished brass. Like many other bad decisions, they alienated their guests and prevented them from seeing what they came to the park for. I visited about a dozen times while trying to use the virtual queue fiasco for Rise. I finally got on it after they dropped the VQ. I cancelled my entire trip there this week because I didn’t want a repeat of VQ for this attraction.
Let us decide if we want to wait to see something or try again later and hope that the line is shorter. we routinely wait an hour for Pirates, Peter Pan and Small World which have been there for 60 to 70 years. I think we can get used to waiting to see Walt. We got spoiled with Lincoln. Us regulars knew when the doors would be opening so we could sit and enjoy the cool air for a few minutes. Leave the VQ for World of Color.
Comments for After Only a Day, Disney Drops Virtual Queue on Its Latest Attraction
Joyce
This isn’t what Walt Disney wanted. Overpriced. Every day families not being able to afford to visit Disney World or Disneyland. It’s a shame.
Jimbo
More retarded decisions from the Disney tarnished brass. Like many other bad decisions, they alienated their guests and prevented them from seeing what they came to the park for. I visited about a dozen times while trying to use the virtual queue fiasco for Rise. I finally got on it after they dropped the VQ. I cancelled my entire trip there this week because I didn’t want a repeat of VQ for this attraction.
Let us decide if we want to wait to see something or try again later and hope that the line is shorter. we routinely wait an hour for Pirates, Peter Pan and Small World which have been there for 60 to 70 years. I think we can get used to waiting to see Walt. We got spoiled with Lincoln. Us regulars knew when the doors would be opening so we could sit and enjoy the cool air for a few minutes. Leave the VQ for World of Color.