riosvt

those, ha. No one ever said while standing in line for 2 hours in the heat waiting for a ride, I'm glad I didn't get a lightning lane, hah. Get there as soon as it opens and run to the ride you most want to ride that you think will have the longest line (staying on a Disney property will give you an hour head start which is huge). That way you will have the shortest line it will be at all day, won't have to lose a lightning lane pass and can ride it again later in the day. Plenty of websites are dedicated to all this and have in depth strategies (heck, watch some youtube videos). Also, download the app and start looking at it. It shows every current wait time for every ride for all the parks. Check in on that periodically at different times of the day between now and then and you may start to see how to best approach. It is literally all about planning or you will be losing out on a lot of things by wasting time. The rides with the longest wait times have long wait times for a reason generally, so as far as what's worth it, it would be personal preference. That said, try to ride Tron at night if you can. It is lit up which was cool. All the rides at Hollywood with long lines are good. However, at Magic, I didn't think jungle cruise or peter pan's flight for instance were worth waiting that long on. I would not make those a priority.

ESPN Plus is $11.99/month. Or bundle it with Hulu and Disney+ for $16.99. ** Edited by riosvt at 1/8/2025, 3:11:02 PM

I have Rokus in every room of my house including the living room (Onkyo receiver/surround sound). I don't recall exactly what I needed to do but I'd remember if it was difficult.

** Edited by riosvt at 5/21/2023, 8:18:34 PM ** Edited by riosvt at 5/21/2023, 8:19:53 PM ** Edited by riosvt at 5/21/2023, 8:20:30 PM

this sort of thing.