What tier is Frozen in at Epcot? Did they put it in tier 1 with Test Track and Soarin?
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What tier is Frozen in at Epcot? Did they put it in tier 1 with Test Track and Soarin?
Thanks.
Yes, it is a Tier 1 fast pass
Yes. It is a Tier 1. :snowball:
That is so funny to me. Is this the same little boat ride in Norway with Frozen effects?
Thanks all...
They took out the movie theater portion and added some more to the ride and reworked the que line and loading/unloading. The rest of the track/water is still used but the entire theme was redone. I really liked Maelstrom but as much as it pains me to admit it, it actually is a better attraction now. I wish they would have built a new ride and kept Maelstrom but they did a really good job with Frozen.Quote:
Originally Posted by thejens
Does anyone know what time the standby line opens for Frozen? In the old days, Future World opened at 9am, but nothing in World Showcase opened until 11am.
Disney's website, doesn't specify anything other than 9am for Epcot.
Specifically trying to find out if "running" for the Frozen standby line at 9am, will just result in waiting until 11am for it to open, or if it opens at 9am?
It opens at 9am ... the rest of World Showcase is still 11am though.
What time does World Showcase open with AM EMH?Quote:
Originally Posted by ibelieveindisneymagic
According to my daughter World Showcase always opens at 11am even on days with EMH
They block off the rest of World showcase with a rope right after Norway. Frozen opens the same time as Future World attractions including EMH mornings.
If I am bringing someone to EPCOT now, I no longer try to get a FP to Frozen. If you get there about 20 minutes prior to gate opening, you can walk quickly (and I am not a fast walker) to Frozen, and get in within 20 to 25 minutes. I usually get a FP to Soarin early, we do Frozen, and then head over to The Land, for Soarin.
We are doing the opposite. I booked the FP for Frozen, noon was the earliest I could get. At park opening we'll go straight to Soarin.
I finally went on Frozen. What did I think? After the new Fantasyland fiasco, I was hoping Disney would step up to the plate and be as innovative as they once were. They have let Universal surpass them in so many ways.
I was so disappointed. The animated characters looked like they were wearing dentures, their movements jerky. The storyline would have been cute if they had followed thru, but the short journey was basically boring. I hope Disney takes Pandora to a new level but right now, Universal is king. Robert Iger needs to put his money where his mouth is and stop catering to board members.