Standby line opens at EPCOT's Remy's Ratatouille Adventure with congested walkways but moderate wait times

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Posted: Monday January 10, 2022 11:!5am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Remy's Ratatouille Adventure opened its standby line for the first time this morning, with guests no longer needing to secure a spot in the virtual queue to ride.

Standby line opens at Remy's Ratatouille Adventure

Wait times peaked around 90 minutes around rope drop, with the queue extending to the International Gateway entrance.

Standby line opens at Remy's Ratatouille Adventure

Around an hour after opening, the line settled into an average of a 60-minute wait.

Standby line opens at Remy's Ratatouille Adventure

Beyond the initial surge at rope-drop, the queue itself has been contained within the courtyard, with the 90-minute wait seeing the line begin at the entrance archway.

Standby line opens at Remy's Ratatouille Adventure

Of course, the courtyard is packed, with lines snaking throughout the area. Crosswalks controlled by ropes are in operation to move guests from one side of the street to the main queue area.

Standby line opens at Remy's Ratatouille Adventure

Remy's Ratatouille Adventure was open this morning during Early Entry as a test but is not yet part of the official Early Entry attraction line-up.

Standby line opens at Remy's Ratatouille Adventure

If you are in the park for Early Entry, be sure to check My Disney Experience to see if Ratatouille is open, as it may not be announced.

Standby line opens at Remy's Ratatouille Adventure

Although the virtual queue is now gone, you can still purchase a Lighting Lane access to the ride for $9. Slots were sold out this morning shortly after the park opened.

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LittleBuford16 minutes ago

My apologies, I didn’t realise that.

ToTBellHop21 minutes ago

I thought those were removed years ago.

gerarar21 minutes ago

The seat dividers were removed from the ride vehicles a couple years ago.

LittleBuford24 minutes ago

There are dividers between seats.

ToTBellHop28 minutes ago

Not sure I’d appreciate the Single-and-Ready-to-Mingle line here since it’s a shared lap bar. Don’t really want my kids up against a stranger.

DznyRktekt2 hours ago

I miss the exterior version of entering the temple. The shortcut is unfortunate if it is permanent.

ChewbaccaYourMum2 hours ago

Yeah... I was gonna say like you..... Kong became way worse, in my opinion, without the 3D. It is so bad, especially in the tunnel room on Kong with no 3D. But to each their own, I suppose.

MrPromey3 hours ago

Yeah, the notion that they stopped doing it in 3D "because the park was too heavy on 3D movie attractions" is absurd. First of all, it was only this and Spiderman at IOA and second of all, diminishing this one by just making it 2D doesn't improve anything.

DCBaker16 hours ago

The single rider line was reportedly being tested today:

lazyboy97o1 day ago

It was a cost cutting move, just like not going outside and only using one load station.

Admiral011 day ago

Greatly enjoyed riding in Paris on Nov 7 without the need for the 3-D.

RosR91 day ago

I would happily keep 3D in remys in Orlando if they would just add some more rides to WS. Not everyone can do everything or likes everything and that’s fine, it just sucks when there isn’t much to do 🥲

LittleBuford1 day ago

For me, the experience was significantly diminished without 3D. But if most people feel otherwise, then I can understand why Disney got rid of it in Paris (though I still selfishly hope they don’t do so in Orlando).

Wendy Pleakley1 day ago

They got rid of 3D in Kong at Universal because the park was too heavy on 3D movie attractions. It didn't diminish the ride. 3D has been done a lot and having done both versions of that ride in particular, I will say removing 3D is fine.