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Today's crowd forecast
Lighter than an average day.
Fall shoulder season: lighter weekdays, Halloween-event weekends
See the crowd calendarFrom the strategy guide
The one thing
Guardians never dips below the 60s and peaks in the evening, so ride it at the open and get it behind you. Test Track is the second stop.
Read the full play 02The route
EPCOT is a big park to cross on foot. Take World Discovery first, then walk World Showcase and pick up Frozen Ever After and Remy's on the way around.
Read the full play 03Every headliner
Spaceship Earth and Living with the Land barely register after 5pm, so they're the easy pickups at the end of the night.
Read the full playTop rides at this park
Typical wait ranges from 260,000+ historical samples, the model's best dip windows, and the alert thresholds worth walking across the park for.
World Discovery
Coaster · 42 in
This and Test Track are the park's heaviest lines. It opens high, holds there through the afternoon and peaks in the evening, so there's no dip to wait for. Take it first and get it behind you.
World Discovery
Thrill ride · 40 in
Test Track is the second stop after Guardians. Take it right after, before the morning crowd works its way around World Discovery.
Norway Pavilion
Dark ride · opened 2016
Frozen Ever After sits in Norway, a long walk from the front of the park. It's shortest early and only eases a little in the final hour, so if it's your must-do, ride it right after Guardians and Test Track instead of saving it for the evening.
France Pavilion
Dark ride · opened 2021
Remy's is the other World Showcase line worth planning around. Like Frozen, it's shortest early and only eases a little in the final hour, so ride whichever of the two you care about most right after Test Track instead of saving it for the evening.
World Nature
Flight simulator · 40 in
Soarin' opens short, climbs into the 30s by late morning and holds there through the afternoon before easing in the evening. Ride it in the first hour before the line finds its legs.
World Celebration
Dark ride · opened 1982
It stays short most of the day, with a small bump in the late morning before it settles back down by early afternoon. Ride it at rope drop or any time after 5pm and you'll barely wait.
Crowd calendar · next 7 days
Full month →The rope-drop order, the best window for each headliner, and when a line isn't worth it.
Hidden secrets · easter eggs
The details the designers slipped into the queues and themed environments. Each one rewards a closer look.
Spaceship Earth
Mission: SPACE
Living with the Land
If you only have one day
Don't try to ride everything. Use the dip windows above to put them in order.
They're the waits worth walking across the park for.
Then pivot lands as posted waits move. Buffer with shows or food.
Crowds often soften late. Check posted waits for a second lap.
FAQ
No. The wait ranges on this page are typical and historical. Live Disney World waits and alerts arrive in the Ride Ready app when the parks launch there.
No. They're high-probability windows from measured waits, not guarantees. Check the posted wait before you walk across the park.
No. Ride Ready is independent. We use publicly posted wait data and our own ride database.