EPCOT'S Remy's Ratatouille Adventure will open with a virtual queue and no standby line

Forum Forums Tweet Share Tweet Share

Posted: Wednesday August 18, 2021 5:48pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

EPCOT'S new Remy's Ratatouille Adventure will open on October 1 with a virtual queue and no traditional standby line.

Remy's Ratatouille Adventure will open with virtual queue only

Guests will be able to access the virtual queue system via the My Disney Experience app and check for an available boarding group starting at 7am on the day of their park reservation. As with Star Wars Rise of the Resistance, you will need to have park admission linked to your Disney account and have a Disney Park Pass reservation. If you are unable to join the morning virtual queue opportunity, you may check for an available boarding group starting at 1pm after you have entered the park.

Guests will be able to purchase a Lightning Lane admission later in the year

Later in the year, when Disney Genie becomes available, guests will have the opportunity to purchase admission via the Lightning Lane entrance even if the virtual queue is full. Pricing has not been announced, but individual attraction pricing is expected to be between $4 and $24 per person, per ride.

Remy's Ratatouille Adventure will be in high demand as one of EPCOT'S new additions

Discuss on the Forums

Get Walt Disney World News Delivered to Your Inbox

Chef idea Mickey`=15 hours ago

They went by how many people in you're party, I can't see what be the difference with single rider other than now they want to fill the entire mouse! 😆

Jayspency18 hours ago

No it’s to inflate the wait time at remy’s ratatouille adventure

Disstevefan118 hours ago

For such a hated country there are sure a lot of folks trying to get in. Oh, yea, it’s to get in and take advantage of the stupid Americans. I get it now.

J454618 hours ago

its the truth

bmr159123 hours ago

We’re just fatter and people get hyper offended nowadays if it’s made apparent they’re taking up two seats instead of one.

Jayspency23 hours ago

Americans are just dumber

christine725723 hours ago

We have the numbers on the floor.

Markiewong1 day ago

I am curious why introducing a single rider is such a bigger hassle in the US versus France. Paris has three numbers on the floor at the gates to indicate the seating. Does the Epcot one not have these numbers?

MisterPenguin1 day ago

Or it might be because guests keep blanching at the seat actually meant for three and will only sit two across.

christine72571 day ago

Rode it Saturday morning and our vehicle was not numbered. I thought they intentionally re-made into bench seats without delineation of individual seats to accommodate all kinds of parties. Know that with young kids in the party they sometimes seat four across. On the one hand I'm all for maximizing capacity and minimizing waits. On the other, I'm longing for pandemic-era distancing / one party per row. I don't really need to be squeezed in hip to hip with a stranger. Hopefully they use some judgment. Still my favorite ride in EPCOT (after Living with the Land).

Fox&Hound1 day ago

Hmmm awkward when a guest needs spots 1 and 2 (this includes myself- no shade thrown).

tissandtully1 day ago

Every single rider gets gunner or engineer role.

gerarar1 day ago

Seats in the ride vehicles are now numbered. Wonder if this means they are going to open/test the single rider line soon.

SplashJacketApr 14, 2024

Initially, Rat had 3 individual seats with dividers in between, but shortly after opening they removed the dividers and made it a front bench and a back bench. I’m not sure if they ever get up to 4 people (1 adult and 4 children for example) in the back, but they no longer have the capacity for single rider given it’s a bench with undefined seating (like MMRR). Alternatively, (and likely the more likely driver) too many Americans couldn’t fit between the dividers, causing delays and decreased guest satisfaction that exceeded any potential benefits from single-rider.