TOP 10 LINES at Disneyland

We all hate waiting in lines. FastPass really comes in handy when you're in the park. But sometimes it pays to be patient. Today, allow me to show you through my personal top 10 favorite lines at Disneyland Park.
From Indy to Snow White, there's a little something for everyone if you know where to look. And sometimes, it can make the wait just a little more bearable.
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I hope you all enjoy, and tell me, what are your favorite queues at Disneyland?
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Video Credits:
Indiana Jones Adventure, LMGVids, • Indiana Jones ride Tem...
Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, LMGVids, • [2019] Mr. Toad's Wild...
Mr. Toad's Wild Ride Queue, princess2pirates, • Full MR TOAD'S WILD RI...
Snow White's Scary Adventures, LMGVids, • [2020] Snow White's Sc...
Space Mountain, LMGVids, • Original Space Mountai... , • *NEW* Space Mountain I...
Smuggler's Run Queue, TheDIS, • Millennium Falcon: Smu...
Rodger Rabbit's Car-Toon Spin, LMGVids, Attraction Spot, • Roger Rabbits Car Toon... , • Roger Rabbits Car Toon...
Haunted Mansion, LMGVids, ThemeParkHD, • [4K] Haunted Mansion r... , • [4K] Haunted Mansion +...
Jungle Cruise, ThemeParkHD, LMGVids, • [HD] Jungle Cruise - Q... , • Jungle Cruise @ Disney...
Pirates of the Caribbean, LMGVids, • [2019] Pirates of the ...

[@jazzyo2526]

Best line by far: the women's bathroom in Tomorrowland. That is my final answer.

[@punknerd9747]

best line for this vid 7:08 jessica rabbits dressing room

[@Outset43]

Jazzy O nice one

[@mrsuns10]

Every woman’s bathroom has huge lines Disney

[@brittneyhauser3818]

YES! best answer 🎉

[@louispacetime1576]

To me, the whole 80's aesthetic is what gives tomorrowland its charm.

[@tripanda6124]

There’s even some parts that feel super 50s and 60s. I know it’s not what Tomorrowland is supposed to be but it’s still amazing in its own way

[@Tk421Clone]

Same here

[@pinball541]

Agreed!

[@SparkleDeluxe_minecrafter]

Honestly I love how it has shifted from futuristic to retrofuturistic. There arent many places you can experience that kind of theme.

[@alexschneider1667]

Yeah same with epcot, if they just changed everything in futureworld back to what it was in 1989 everyone would complain but I would be super happy

[@visionsekr]

It’s not around anymore, but the queue for Tower of Terror was awesome.

[@dustyfedora]

Bob Arabia well I mean it’s still around if you go to Florida. But this is a Disney *land* video

[@seaburitto]

I honestly think tower of terror was one of the best and most immersive original experiences Disney ever created and I’m really sad to see it go

[@shaun4591]

Out of work bellhop that misses Vera Lynn singing each day in the audio loop.

[@kyle1267]

I miss tower of terror

[@TheUgluk666]

That was up there in my top 3 along with monster inc and cars racers at dca

[@averym1514]

I like this list a lot but all I can say is although we're all salty that star tours is in tomorrow land, that queue is great. I like the airport theme and the little robot that used to check luggage lol

[@sarahgent2674]

Yeah, I love it and was a bit surprised it wasn't on the list. The Patrick Warburton droid is cool and it's really fun to walk through imo, like it's one I actively enjoy whereas I can aesthetically appreciate Indiana Jones but it's not fun

[@catilynparrett5026]

I was literally going to say that star tours is the best. The airport theme is fun but it also just has a special smell to it.

[@sunshinesky6926]

@@catilynparrett5026 Ahh.. yes! That smell is almost as legendary as Pirates water! It's A.C. mixed with something else

[@2014megaman]

Honestly, the startours que is better than most things put on this list. And I know many agree that the que for pirates being number 1 being incredibly biased

[@jimsprigg7931]

How hard would it be to move it to galaxys edge? Hard, actually. Very, very hard.

[@GloryInWonderland]

I think one of my favorites that wasn’t mentioned is Splash Mountain. It’s always given me a feeling of quaintness yet uneasiness for what you’re about to experience. And I love reading the little story on the wall, (I always end up holding the line up a bit to read every piece of the story whoops.) I just absolutely love walking into that ride! It’s so beautiful.

[@dappercadavear7677]

I say the story aloud as either Uncle Remus or Brear Rabbit which hypes new people to the ride in the party.

[@blutheblooper1280]

I haven’t been their in a while but is the cool part with the shadow on the window of brair bear in the ride or the queue?

[@kiannalim308]

Cue six year old me annoying my family by singing Zippity Do Da the entire wait time

[@joshpierce7065]

Yes I was wondering myself where that was on the list

[@sloppiesweeaboocorner]

so it WAS YOU! haha I do the same thing

[@Poppythetweetiebird]

Adventureland itself is so enchanting at night, especially the outdoor portion of the Indian jones queue. Nothing gets me more excited for a ride however than the smell when you walk inside pirates

[@cherryspice1011]

Sarahkath I was waiting for someone to talk about the smell of the pirate ride

[@dustyfedora]

Sarahkath I love the smell of Bromine at night

[@robertkellick9185]

Adventureland in general at Disneyland is underrated. I can spend hours there even though it is very small

[@brittneyhauser3818]

i'm the same way about star tours smell

[@laserman5008]

One of the best: Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout. Great animatronics (Cosmo looks 100% like a real dog), mcu and comic references, Stan Lee, and Harold the Yeti.

[@Jackrabbit1215]

laserman500 I must agree. There’s lots of Easter eggs in one single ride queue

[@jchandlersabeast]

Figment is in there too

[@raphaelmarquez9650]

Too bad it's at DCA.

[@ganjackbogle876]

I don’t like that ride there used to be a dope hotel ride

[@angerissues5595]

Tbh its more terrifying cuz its random

[@jacobnavarro3675]

How's about a video showcasing the differences between rides during the day and at night? I hear the Jungle Cruise has an unexpected mystique about it at night.

[@angelsinger4574]

My favorite ride at night is the Storybook Canal Boats. Seeing all the little lights come on is just amazing.

[@sensitive_salamander1091]

Jacob Navarro Jungle Cruise becomes far more terrifying at night lol. All those animals somehow look twice as realistic. There’s nothing creepier than looking over the edge of your boat into the dark water only to see Ginger the alligator slowly approaching.

[@RandyJames22]

I'd have to say the one between "S" and "u" in New Orleans Square

[@thonccchoncc]

I-

[@fever1]

top tier Disney joke

[@therocknrollmillennial535]

Thank you for this video. I had the good fortune of living the first 16 years of my life just about 35 miles from Disneyland and found myself there at least a hundred times in that span. However, as I am wheelchair-bound, I am usually fated to going into the ride through the accessible entrance and as such, miss most of the fun of the queues. I've ridden the majority of these rides, but there were parts of them that I have never seen due to being fast-tracked into the ride. So, thank you for helping me see a part of Disneyland that I haven't.

[@HyperK7]

Something that I’m sad you didn’t mention was the period appropriate music in the Jungle Cruise Queue. One of the songs they play is recorded by Glenn Miller for a movie from the 20’s and 30’s called The Santa Fe Trail. They also play Moonlight Serenade which really fits the ride. I remember just standing in the line and identifying each song they played to the best of my ability. It’s a fun game when you have a group of musicians!

[@kraszyfox]

When I went on ROTR they had a ride malfunction when we were in line and then they sent Chewbacca out with bannas

[@Tremmor500]

I walked into Disneyland yesterday with no wait then walked to Galaxy’s Edge. Then at 8am I got into boarding group 26. 3 hours later we were on Rise if the Resistance. It was glorious.

[@Positivekitten]

I always have to smile when I hear E ticket. I grew up going to Disneyland in the 70s and 80s when ticket books were still in use. I wonder how many people nowadays understand the original meaning of “E ticket ride”.

[@seaskiguy]

ONe of my biggest regrets was not keeping a book of tickets for a souvenir. The term "E Ticket" has become a part of American nomenclature.

[@Positivekitten]

seaskiguy I used to have some, but sold them on eBay a while back when I needed money.

[@gibby9298]

Big Thunder will always be my favorite. The frontier country music you hear while navigating this old mining company seeing all the old posters and mining equipment always makes me happy

[@christianweber7435]

How dare you film the eyes in Indiana Jones? I have been going my whole life without seeing her eyes!

[@robj7481]

Something Sketchy, fear not. Maybe it’s only bad if you see her eyes in person

[@GTMGUNN]

Something Sketchy Mara is male.

[@dletetdchanel6104]

@@GTMGUNN Mara the Male

[@zombieali13]

My dad gave me his decoder card from when the ride first opened when they originally started handing them out

[@momtoo]

I love the Mr. Toad nomination! He’s my favorite storytelling themed ride. I have been riding it since 1958🥰

[@SoYouWantToBeAnImagineer]

Anyone else remember when the Jungle Cruise jade elephant was a centerpiece of one of the tables inside Gibson Girl?

[@gb731]

Disney World list needs to happen for sure

[@ebidy]

Indiana Jones line is tbh enough for me to call to its own whole attraction. Like, if it was just that I'd still be happy, say hi to Patrick the Leprechaun, and enjoy the worlds Disney manages to create in just southern California. The theming of these things is so beautiful and immersive I just... Yes

[@tylerpeerson]

I really like the star tours line. Droids, the flights announcements, and the tour ship with the blast damage on it! Since I was little, that has been my favorite!

[@dustyfedora]

Something I like about the Pirates Queue is that it subtlety transitions into an old bayou hut from the fancy house looking area. It works so much that sometimes I don’t even recognize that the background changes until I start to look.

[@jamesg2254]

My Disney World Top 10 Lines: 1. Flight of Passage 2. Rise of the Resistance 3. Expedition Everest 4. Tower of Terror 5. Seven Dwarves Mine Train 6. Haunted Mansion 7. Smuggler's Run 8. Peter Pan 9. Mission Space 10. Space Mountain As an aside I really miss the old Test Track Queue and I think Rockin' Roller Coaster has a terrible queue.

[@ssbfan33]

No Marvel love shame because Guardians of the Galaxy Mission Breakout is literally so awesome.

[@estevansencanto2828]

Something about the radiator springs racers line (or at least fast pass) since I live in Arizona is just so beautiful to me. And then that little broken down car fountain thing is my favorite thing to pass

[@opinian1068]

Terrific idea for a video, Dallin! Love it. Roger Rabbit and Indiana Jones are probably my faves...haven't been on Rise yet 😁

[@thonccchoncc]

Honestly, the queue for tower of terror was obviously amazing, but in my opinion the queue for Mission: breakout is absolutely incredible. It has props from almost every single marvel movie (or at least recreations) and the whole thing is just filled with Easter eggs and details. The boiler room even has one of the old yeti animatronics from the Matterhorn.

[@memethyst]

i love the [somewhat new] haunted mansion queue at wdw

[@michaelfrederickson951]

I think there is another important thing about the Indy queue: the sheer distance traveled, and once in the temple; the lack of switchbacks. Think about how long it takes to get to loading even when there is no line. You literally must go on a fairly long journey, a walk as immersive as any treehouse, just to get to loading. Like the monorail and boat to MK, it’s like a bit of required meditation that transitions you from the park to the world of the attraction. Really, the time, distance, and how long you’re just stewing in this ever evolving world you walk and move through is so brilliant. I feel more like I’ve truly gone somewhere on this ride than almost any other.

[@frankieisarat]

I'm so glad I had the privilege to go to the pre opening of rise of the resistance (a family member of mine is a cast member and I was the guest) and no spoilers here but all I could say is the ride is absolutely amazing and I'm my opinion one of Disney's best rides yet. It's very interactive and feels like you are apart of the movie tbh. I hope you all get to experience it soon!

[@CoryTheRaven]

I wouldn't have included Pirates on that list personally, since it's just... an indoor line. But Indiana Jones definitely #1. After that, in my inability to be bothered with a particular order: Enchanted Tiki Room (the whole lanai preshow), Haunted Mansion, Roger Rabbit, Mickey's House and Minnie's House (if you think of them as queues for meeting the character rather than walkthroughs of their own), the Jungle Cruise, Splash Mountain, Space Mountain, and your logic for Mr. Toad is sound. My favourite Disney queues, of any Disney rides, happens to be for my tie for favourite Disney rides: Journey to the Center of the Earth and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea in Tokyo DisneySea. They are Indiana Jones-level amazing and integral to understanding the story of the rides and the port of Mysterious Island, to the point where I actually opted to stay in the regular line instead of using the single-rider line. Other favourite queues have included Pirates of the Caribbean in WDW and Disneyland Paris, Haunted Mansion in WDW (even better than Disneyland's), Phantom Manor (the best Doombuggy load area of them all), Expedition Everest, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Little Mermaid at WDW, and Tower of Terror at WDW and formerly DCA.

[@GTMGUNN]

CoryTheRaven yes the Tiki Garden, deserves at least an honorable mention!

[@Geostelar4920]

You know what I would like but would never happen? A hand drawn 2D animated movie about the Society of Explorers and Adventurers, tying in all thr rides they are involved in somehow

[@dappercadavear7677]

An interesting fact about Indiana was the mirrors at the very beginning of the ride are probably a reference to how the worshippers were able to accurately sculpt Mara by using the ol' Medusa trick.

[@brookeg5979]

Even as an old school leaning Disneyland ride person, I think the Buzz Lightyear Astroblasters line is awesome. Seeing the animatronic Buzz with his animated face was mindblowing the first time.

[@cnat.travels]

People need to find the audio music/announcer from the Jungle Cruise queue and listen to it. I am sad that people are so loud in the queue that this can’t be heard. It is fabulous and sets the tone so well for the attraction!

[@josiahjames9816]

I just waited 15 hours to get on the rise of the resistance and didn’t even get on the ride so I’m sad

[@DavidRay39]

15 HOURS??? No way it was that long. The park isn't even open that long. ...Is it? 🤔

[@josiahjames9816]

David Ray I counted me waiting for the gates to open

[@louispacetime1576]

@@DavidRay39 Yeah dude, TheDailyWoo uploaded his whole waiting time.

[@aarone4367]

Josiah James me too man :( I waited forever and never got on either

[@katelinegang6206]

There’s no way

[@Tortidis987]

Not Disneyland, but the queue for Journey to the Center of the Earth is my fave, along with Tower Of Terror (at DisneySea as well) and Gringott's at Universal Orlando!! I would happily live in any of those queues

[@DubsBrown]

Thunder Mountain anyone?

[@Caleb-zt5ht]

I love Thunder Mountain!

[@lynnbowers4722]

I went on Indiana Jones when it first opened and there were even more interactive elements like a stone on the floor that moved and stuff falling from the ceiling if you shook a certain bamboo rod. Of course these were doomed to quickly fail but they were so impressive. I am surprised that it is still considered the best ride line about 25 years later. My favorite ride tho is Splash Mountain; the emotional buildup and release thru the story on that ride is second to none.

[@AsrielDreemurr56]

Going to DLand on Thursday for my first ride on Rise and a friend’s birthday, hope it being Thursday dulls the crowds

[@ilikesloths8288]

not disneyland, but i love the queue for the finding nemo ride at epcot. it’s not especially flashy but it just feels nice to walk through

[@pault5557]

Great vlog! I always love your commentary and your self-deprecating humor! 🤪 I agree with your picks for sure! I’m surprised Tower of Terror (original) didn’t make your list! Indiana Jones was the first cue where I experienced interactive features.

[@averylfong4843]

My favourite Disney queue (that isn't in Disneyland cause I've unfortunately never been!) *has* to be the Tower of Terror in Tokyo DisneySEA, Hotel Hightower. I pretty much exclusively ride that ride FOR the queue. And theming. It has a totally unique concept/story to the parks (not themed after Twilight Zone) that's based off of the SEA adventurer's club and Disney Park lore, and the entire queue is GORGEOUSLY Imagineered. This particular Tower hotel is set in New York, and the concept is that it was an old, extravagant turn-of-the-century hotel owned by Harrison Hightower III, an eccentric (rich) elderly man who exemplifies 'Coloniser' to a tee, who traveled the world and collected 'exotic' artifacts to decorate his hotel, and was a member of SEA. However he stole a sacred idol, the Shiriki Utundu from an isolated tribe, which he brought home that cursed him and the hotel. One day while holding the idol and riding the hotel elevator, the elevator car shot to the top and plummeted straight down, killing Hightower at the bottom. The hotel was condemned until a New York Preservation Society decided to open it up and hold tours for the public (all the Cast Members are Tour Guides!). And I won't spoil it entirely if anyone intends to go (check out videos on youtube for the whole experience), but the outside has (English) newspaper articles telling the story, signboards advertising tours, and moments of subtle creepiness - lightning will 'strike' and you'll hear real screams and "Tower of Terror" appears to glow for a split second over the Hotel Hightower sign, etc. You enter this amazing, gilded-but-decrepit hotel that's that's seen better days, there is a layer of dust on everything, old & dried flowers in vases, so many beautiful touches. Polite tour guides. And then a GREAT preshow that I refuse to spoil but involves *magic*, plus wandering the back storage rooms of the hotel, etc. before boarding the ride. So. Goddamn. Good. Every time.

[@jasonthesnow]

Just casually ignore the Tower of Terror I guess. That's okay... Granted that is California Adventure and closed but still...

[@seamashamacher1053]

This was a really good video you have the best content of Disney videos😁

[@QuackersLuv]

Hey man absolutely love your channel! I’m so fascinated with Disney and your channel has taught me so much! Got me wanting to go to a Disney park haven’t been since I was 7 in the year 2000! Keep up the great work!

[@igelkott255]

the best queue is the shortest one. I haven't been to disneyland in a loooong time but I agree the indiana jones ride is pretty good.

[@frostingfluff]

Now, THIS is the content I subscribed for!

[@chami8140]

love your videos so much! they are always so great to watch

[@ashtonsmith1085]

13:37 let me introduce bird Dallin

[@strawbbcakey8847]

i really like the queue in Tower of Terror (Tokyo Disney Sea) is really good as well!

[@teauh_]

rise of the resistance will always be my favorite line! everyone and everything in that queue (even the land arround) immerses you so wonderfully and the line literally made me hyperventilate

[@amyheckler5814]

My favorite line is through the door that says “staff only” because there’s never a wait

[@imnobody-whoareyou]

For Walt Disney World, I waited in line for an hour twenty ish for Flight of Passage but it felt like maybe 30 minutes tops. The line kept moving the whole time and there was so much to take in plus the in app interactive things kept my brother and I excited.

[@michaelsullivan3581]

I will admit that the Indiana Jones queue is the best. My favorite is the Big Thunder Mountain RR queue. You are surrounded by the ride and it builds excitement for the ride as you watch for and listen to the trains whoopin' all aboot you!

[@em3535]

I agree with you on Indy! I literally can't bear to do single rider on that ride because it feels like you miss a lot of the experience and set-up for the ride itself.

[@angelsinger4574]

A lot of people think I am “lucky,” because I get to skip a lot of lines due to my wheelchair. But I would gladly wait longer in line to get to see some of these cool queues! Now, that’s not me saying I wish they’d do a New New Fantasyland-type makeover, as I love the park as is...but it was nice to go to California Adventure and get to go through all the same lines as anyone else. A good example is the Indiana Jones ride: while others get to pull on ropes and search for Easter eggs, the line I go through is...rock. Just plain rock as far as the eye can see. It some places you can sort of peer into the “ regular” line and its goodies, but for the most part that stuff isn’t accessible (pun only slightly intended). There are some rides I can’t go on at all (Casey Jr. Train, Sleeping Beauty Walk-Through, etc.) but that doesn’t bother me overmuch as I can enjoy the vast majority of the park. I am hoping there is a “chicken door” at Mission Breakout, because I am a huge Marvel nerd and would really love seeing all the stuff in the Collector’s collection. Thanks for another great video!

[@angelsinger4574]

Oh, and my favorite line I get to enjoy: Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters. That one is so much fun!

[@weirdproq]

I LOVE the Haunted Mansion one. I went to the Disney World one as a kid for the first time not knowing what was in store. We went into the stretching room and I wondered where we were going to go, only for the room to start stretching. It was really cool.

[@onyxtomahawk4788]

My favorite line at Disneyland is the one that is 90 degrees and is made out of a fine mahogany wood.

[@andyinmichigan9058]

hey man, as much as I love your vids and can't wait to watch the next one, if you have stuff to do, so take care of your things, and then when you're good, work on your vids, get back at us!!

[@gonzothegrey]

I love the lines at disney, and your list was spot on. My personal favorite is jungle cruise, I love everything about it. Thanks for making awesome videos. Keep up the good work.

[@brentparker7359]

These are all really great. I love Space Mountain, even though it's relatively simple compared to some of the others. The narrow, angular hallways give the feeling of being on a space station.

[@billdoe8919]

When I was a kid, I would have said "Star Tours" before it was remodeled. Seeing C-3PO and R2, in person, working on that ship, along with the Mon Calamari watching from above was something really special. Sure it's pretty much the same now, but I preferred the blue starspeeder 3000. While I am at it, I found the Smugglers Run's queue kind of lacking. I think it needed more droids in the area where you enter the building, so things to look at.

[@legoghostyoda]

idk why people think galaxys edge is mediocre. it’s amazing. smugglers run and the falcon legit made me tear up it’s just so beautiful

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Is there a queue to see that Kermit

[@quinnzyker6521]

Just be sure to bring an MP3 player. I did that 10 years ago when I went to the Disney parks in Florida. Got through a Jason Bourne novel and a bunch of podcasts. I was 18 at the time.

[@fr0stprod.129]

Nice vid Keep up the good work :)

[@moab90]

Pls do one of these for California adventure

[@CollateralDamage93]

Lol love that my brother is the Skipper in the Jungle Cruise footage 😭😭😭✨❤️

[@chlobeedoesart6811]

Though definitely not the best out there, my personal favorite queue is the one at splash mountain !

[@Caleb-zt5ht]

I very much enjoyed this!

[@trolleyfan]

I'm old enough to remember when the line for the Jungle Cruise was still just...a line. No real theming, a simple back and forth under a flat roof. The redo in the, 90s?, really stepped it up.

[@kassi3538]

Loved this video!♥️

[@roxyycowan]

you going into hibernation for 2020 until 2022 aged far too well 😂 you knew something we didnt

[@happilyevanafter]

Great list bud! ive only personally experienced your top 3 lines myself but id still have to agree! very much looking forward to the top 10 lines at wdw. I cant believe im now in multiple offhand videos (I was the goofy looking guy in the resistance flight jacket in the rise of the resistance que)!

[@gallendugall8913]

People mover. Everything about the people mover is perfect. Too bad I never got to ride the one in CA.

[@spaceactivistarchive4180]

Great ride but it didn't really have a themed queue, unless you want to count walking through the Tomorrowland Entry Mall to get to it.

[@jiIIua]

i’d love a queue ranking of disney world rides too!

[@eggypatrick5875]

1: roger rabbits cartoon spin 2: indiana jones adventure (temple of the forbidden eye) 3: haunted mansion

[@Christopher-dd6lg]

I’m going to Disneyland later this year 😄😄

[@TackyFlamingo]

Hopefully

[@Christopher-dd6lg]

TackyFlamingo 8528 that was 2 months ago I’m sad af now

[@ellasmith4176]

@@Christopher-dd6lg i feel you man I was supposed to go in april/may

[@robertkellick9185]

Splash mountains queue was awesome too. It’s up there. So is Big Thunders

[@albertoacevedolacaud3406]

I loved the video and the channel!!!

[@michaelsullivan3581]

Astounding!

[@roachster3494]

would love to see a disney world version of this! for me my top 5 have to be rise of the resistance, flight of passage, tower of terror, star tours, and dinosaur (obviously not including haunted mansion, pirates, and space mountain)

[@quinnzyker6521]

Me throwing a sticky string to steal as many coins as I can in the queens room

[@lizperez122]

3:00 : “I don’t know what’s so funny?” 😂

[@anythingaubrey]

For a second I thought you weren't gonna include roger rabbit's line and I went crazy because as a kid I was scared but so curious about the ride at the same time and it's a ride I go on almost every time I go there because it just never gets old.

[@skipbreakfast]

I agree with this list order!

[@timetraveler9272]

It's a small world wait line is also a cool wait line ,that big facade and that giant clock tower ticking and tocking , also it sometimes have the clock parade wich the two small doors open and the children of the world just do a small parade before closing and showing the time , that is really fun to wait there ^-^

[@stevenkosoy4772]

I would put Star Tours’ queue on that list, as well. But having differing opinions is part of the fun.

[@Outset43]

The real best line the line to scan your magic band before you get into the park

[@Antlegs]

My favourite queue... mainly bc of nostalgia is space mountain

[@chrisstirens4999]

i love your vids soooooo much

[@CStove]

Great video! Haunted Mansion begins outside. Theres lots of cool things to see.

[@radarplotextractor3168]

I found Smugglers run queue in Anahiem very disappointing, maybe because it was a very busy day in October we were brought in behind the ride into an employee parking lot where you can see the framework behind the lands rocks as well as the aluminium siding of the walls of the ride. In this asphalt parking lot the only theming was a bunch of seacans semi decorated to look Star Warish.

[@robj7481]

Honestly, Walt Disney World has the best lines. The Seven Dwarves Mine Train, Peter Pan’s Flight, the Haunted Mansion, and Big Thunder have AWESOME interactive queues. I can’t think of any “interactive” queues at DL except Indiana Jones.

[@KirbyKirbz]

I was worried for a min bc I thought you wouldn’t include Indiana Jones. I’m like thats the most immersive queue in the park!! Lol I’m glad you added it tho. Andventureland and Frontierland have the best queues imo

[@gareththompson1856]

You didn’t mention the tarantula in its cage. I hate spiders but i look forward to seeing it when I’m in the queue 😁

[@jessweb]

cm's call the big room you mentioned in the indy queue just the "rotunda". also there's a typo on one of the walls by rotunda lol

[@ghoulbusters6805]

It would be cool to see one for WDW too! I can’t wait to visit Anaheim one day. I’d love to ride some of these, since they don’t have some of them in Florida.

[@tonydoinstuff]

Star Tours needs to be on here for sure. And I always liked the Splash Mtn queue as well. More so than Toad, Snow White or Jungle Cruise at least. No denying your top spot though. Indy all the way.