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Live Disney World waits.
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About these live waits

These are posted standby estimates, not a promise of how long you will wait. We use the same attraction catalog and current-wait feed as the Rope Drop Hero app. The list follows the latest Disney standby-reporting batch, so landmarks and inactive seasonal entries do not appear just because they are in the attraction catalog. This page checks for updates every minute while you’re viewing it; each attraction shows the age of its source reading.

Recent changes compare readings roughly 15 minutes apart. Missing or more than 30-minute-old readings never appear as current waits. “No standby wait” means Disney does not publish a standby queue for that attraction; it is not a closure notice. “Temporarily closed” requires an explicit temporary-down report. “Standby unavailable” means the feed cannot confirm a posted queue or a specific reason. After park closing, cards stay available with today’s recorded wait history. Shortest waits and recent drops describe the reported queues, not ride popularity or a guarantee that the wait will stay low.

All hours use Orlando time. Early Entry and special sessions have eligibility or ticket requirements. Check Disney’s official app for access rules and last-minute changes.

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