Top 10 Disneyland Hacks | Fresh Baked Top 10

[@EmilythePuma]

Another tip: Walk. Seriously, our hotel was like 3 blocks away and it saved tons of time and money.

[@corrischaible4152]

Oh my goodness. So much time saved. My family always does that on our trips.

[@theadamdisney]

Yea, we stayed down the street about 20 minutes away and it was too far after a long/full day of walking. Found out uber is $4 each trip. Saved my feet and money!

[@fishyfishy3140]

Emily Grace But, makes you fatigued in the park

[@EmilythePuma]

not really tbh the walking just warms you up :D

[@marcuskanian9732]

We just stay at the Anaheim resort and inn and it’s litterally across the street

[@markraymond3886]

Watch for "sheep lines". A sheep line happens when there is a split in the queue line, but no signs tell you that both lanes continue. The sheep follow only one side because they don't know better.

[@braydenb7875]

exactly, my friend and I went on Indy and skipped atleast 5 min because people were sheep

[@fishyfishy3140]

Mark Raymond left is always shorter. People think it's "bad luck"

[@dabeat533]

Finally, one where it doesn't say obvious hacks

[@ardiskazanjian6347]

My daddy was a dentist, well known in Pasadena, CA. From what I was told he actually had Walt Disney as a patient and they became good friends, I was quite young, but I met Mr. Disney. So My dad died in November 1966 and from what i have read Disney passed December 1966. Beyond my love for anything Disney and Disneyland I get a warm feeling inside knowing that.

[@PsychotiX1022]

And Roy Disney was my dad’s friend.

[@amandawynn1040]

I'm not from the area so when I visit Disney I have perfected my Disney schedule to allow for minimal crowds and ride wait times and general exhaustion. I arrive at rope drop and stay at the park till just after lunch time when it starts to get really crowded and busy and too hot out. I go back to my hotel, take a nap, then return to the park around dinner time when it's started to cool down. I then have the energy to actually stay till closing without getting majorly grumpy from being at the park for 12+ hours. Seriously out of towners I recommend this. And it includes naps, who doesn't like those?

[@kdm71291]

That's true....if you can afford a hotel.

[@amandawynn1040]

+kdm71291 or an air bnb. it works with that too.

[@kdm71291]

That may be a more affordable option, yeah. Or if you park in the shaded parking structure you can just go to your car to take a nap, haha! :-) (I've actually done that)

[@demonqueen881]

This, 100%, especially in Disney World. My family stayed at the Polynesian, and it was so much nicer to be able to leave the parks at noon and rest during the worst parts of the afternoon

[@DTMB35]

Amanda Wynn That's us too!

[@GuanRytheFantastic]

David, I can't thank you enough for the Parking hack. I mean GOOD LORD!!! Coming from south on the 5 North, you get off on Katella, take a left on Harbor then you park, get on the bus and you're there! Best part tho....SECURITY ON THAT SIDE IS SOOOOO DAMN FAST!!! It's incredible! The tram is fun but this hack is so right on! In fact this morning (Friday) there were more people than the last bunch of times I've went, and it was STILL a breeze. Those of you disputing this hack are missing out!!!

[@FreshBakedDisney]

it's kind of funny how nobody takes my advice on this one. unexplainable really. But the difference is incredible. some even suggest its WORSE than mickey and friends!

[@GuanRytheFantastic]

yeah, they're either sentimental or delirious. Just the short security check alone is worth it!

[@gsdmama2]

What about if you are on the 5 fray going south. Do you get off on Harbor or katella?

[@lizzfizzle92]

A little hack I learned was about the celebration buttons. There is a wooden podium next to the queue by City Hall (where everyone else waits to get buttons) If someone is there they have buttons there too and almost nobody goes up there from what I've seen on my last few trips. Saves time waiting in line at City Hall for them.

[@FatherAxeKeeper]

so what did you hack to do this?

[@CharlesReinmuth]

They also have them at all the shops on main street. Just go up to the pay counter at any shop and ask. Sometimes they run out, but I've never had to ask more than two people and its never taken more than a minute.

[@MrCocoloco]

So crazy watching these videos back to before Radiator Springs and Pixar Pier! Hearing that Nemo turns to be an hour easily has me chuckling, haha

[@Jaisonawsome]

the plaza inn you can also get free refills/fillup with clean water, and the sinks at tomorrowland terrence, rancho, and mint julip bar are the same white dirty water that comes out of the drinking fountains, and another drinking tip is: most of the time at coke corner, and at village haus they have crushed ice in their drinks, which is basically a free snack, and if you go to a quickservice restaurant where they poor the drinks, ask for 2 glasses per person, they uselessly only give you cups with a 10oz capacity, half filled with ice, and its still free even if you ask for a dozen

[@arizonaresourcequeen4128]

I like Coke corner myself. They will give you ice in your bottle or give you a water cup and fill it a few times for you so you can keep it cold. Coke corner is walking distance in between each of the best lands.

[@scottb.7239]

Nice job Dave ..!! You just made the Disneyland experience so much greater for soo many people ..!!..awesome..!!

[@mattybeezy67]

BEEN WAITING FOR THIS! GREAT JOB DAVE. Glad this is not repetitive things like most channels videos.

[@elijahschuyler]

Your channel is growing so fast! It's so amazing and awesome! You really are the best of Disney Fresh Baked Daily.

[@robertholtz]

Solid knowledge. Thanks, FRESH BAKED!!

[@kurilord]

My favourite hack is waiting till the park is closed (that extra hour bit), then do my shopping~ It's still busy but I don't need to waste my time shopping during the day. We also take a stroll on a late day when the park is almost empty, it has such a different feeling!

[@kinderfam4]

Thanks for all the hacks. I used the shortcuts and other hacks I've seen you do last weekend. great time savers.

[@Bakedlizard1763]

Awesome vid FreshBaked :D!! You guys should do more like this!!

[@ashcasi3487]

THERES SO MANY GOOD VIDEOS TODAY

[@mckennarobbins5883]

Great tips! If I ever go back to DisneyLand I'll use these tips!:) excellent work fresh baked👍🏻🍪

[@SunKissedKrissy]

Right on. You are so right about the Toy Story route and - what a serendipity - I've always sneaked over to that area of Fantasyland to watch the parades. Great tips! #FreshBaked

[@QuirkyandCrabby]

My parents always had us skip the parades because the lines for rides were usually shorter while everyone was watching them. I don't know if that's true today.

[@TheAntStudios]

It IS true in some areas. For example, when Fantasmic is being performed, usually people who pass by the area just stop walking to see the show, and rides like The Haunted Mansion, Pirates and Splash Mountain get REALLY low lines...But you won't be experiencing that over at fantasyland :P

[@MarkWayUp]

so true - also, best place to watch fireworks is from calif adventure - from the bridge of river ride - great view and the park is usually all but empy by then - learned by accident, but count on it now!

[@trishalee7535]

Courtney K. It is very true, especially when there are new shows. I was at DW Animal Kingdom a couple months ago, and the park was practically deserted while the Rivers of Light show was going on. I think that the Expedition Everest ride went down to like, 15 minutes, which is really short.

[@jjakeyy02]

Well it’s 50/50 if it is old parade Mickey Soundsational and Pixar Play. But A Christmas fantasy parade if you appear in the holidays it will be shorter. And night parades lines will be shorter. Back to the day it will be long due to they have 2 showing times.

[@ChrisSeng96]

Great video David! Keep these coming! Fresh Baked!

[@livelovejacky]

My family always does space mountain and star tour early as well as Matterhorn since it breaks down a lot haha. It's such a life saver and I could never see myself waiting in space mountain for more than 20 minutes top especially in the summer heat!

[@Salvuhdor_]

Great video Dave!!! 😄

[@lore_1984]

Thanks for the filtered water station tip, I will definitely make use of that on my next trip :) My wife and I also found that elevated area across from storybook land to be an excellent parade viewing spot as well :)

[@stephenwimer7235]

That parade hack was a good one.

[@WildOhana]

Great vid! This is very helpful, since I'm planning our family trip to Disneyland in April.

[@Hvacjoey]

Fantastic video. Thank you!

[@determineddad7935]

Back to school, weekdays, and bad weather. Best times tongo

[@THEGrammaChronicles]

Well, you covered most of my hacks except one. If you are staying at a nearby hotel leave the park at about 12:30 or 1. I always have lunch items in my ice chest or the hotel room fridge and we go swimming and rest up. We return at around 4;30 refreshed and ready to hit those lines!

[@leanemecek144]

I love your top ten videos! You should make these more often.

[@SuperPez13]

Soarin actually got rid of its single rider line after switching to World.

[@sansskele_ton1247]

No? There's still single rider.

[@WilliamFeeney28]

Incorrect. I used single rider last month. After the the switch to World.

[@SuperPez13]

I have seen it in person and there are multiple accounts of it online. It has been removed. There is only regular stand by and fast pass.

[@sansskele_ton1247]

I used it yesterday....

[@WilliamFeeney28]

Pez are you sure it wasn't just covered up because they ran out? There are two people saying they used it. Might suggest it is still there....

[@MacieArlene]

"that fun knocking on the window game" lol me every time XD

[@karencrozier1838]

love the hacks, going for our first trip in April and need aall the help possible!! Thanks

[@MsChinaDollxo]

This is going to help me so much when I go on Saturday 🙏🏻 thank you so much for these videos! New subscriber 😊

[@TopCat0601]

That whole area between Alice in Wonderland and It's a Small World has some good seating all the way until the parade starts. It also provides an excellent view of the parade as it comes around the curve from Main Street. I like watching it right around Storybookland. Great video! However, cutting through the shops on Main Street during parades is definitely a hack.

[@garfield9410]

So is going on black Friday.

[@macyholoubek3912]

For my family we usually like to do all of fantasyland after the fireworks because the wait are usually always shorter. Also, the best time to go on pirates and haunted mansion is during fantasmic.

[@MarkWayUp]

love the tips - and I've used each one of your tips since going to dl since 1979. one particular tip that I learned over the years is to immediately go to places like golden horshoe review and other places that require reservations before I do anything else - then we're guaranteed almost anytime that we want to enjoy the show.

[@Trader_span]

Pro tip: Rope drop at Adventure Land, grab Indy fastpass because it's never running right away, hit Pirates, Haunted Mansion and if you're feeling crazy Splash Mountain. Then book it over to Big Thunder and you'll still be able to ride it more than once before the queue get out of hand. Then go to Indy with your fastpass.. All that magic before 9 am.

[@josiesmith3111]

i just love this account. it really helps when your going to disney

[@amandahernandez8845]

Do you guys have a video on the annual passes? Or do you know something I can look up besides the Disney site? I'm really looking into getting one but had a few questions that I can't find answers to.

[@8symmetreylover8]

these hacks are awesome oh my gosh, I wish you would've put out this video before my visit in April! still, I'll rewatch I before the next time I go.

[@spiffykitty6188]

where do the buses from the toy story lot drop you off? the tram drops off right at the beginning of Downtown Disney, with is as close as you can get to the entrance to both parks. so I'd like to know how far do you have to walk from this bus to the main gate?

[@PaganGoddess777]

you didnt mention if the faster way to get on the bus vs tram you can bring a jogging stroller and if so where does it go!? I am going Oct 22 and need the info thanks

[@CassandraaAnn]

This made me really wanna visit again..Thanks for the video! I swear, I've always taken the left side of Pirates, and I knew it was so much longer! No one with me ever believed me. Definitely taking right next time...

[@Rooneykillz]

i love fresh baked

[@Bro3256Films]

Defiantly using these tips next time we go to Disney Land ;) Hope we go next year!

[@EricaHaas]

yessssss i just sat in that section you were talking about in the last hack for the paint the night parade it was amazing

[@axlent123]

Done the Nemo ride just after rope drop... we had the sub to our drives!!! The captain and us two lucky passengers!!!

[@shawnwilliams9440]

Awesome Hacks !!!!

[@lynblake55]

Thanks for the handy hacks, may never get a chance to use them but I know them now. 👍

[@logankerr8090]

THANK YOU Fresh Baked!!!!!!!!!

[@lifeisthebubbles-h5z]

I'm not sure if this is a hack but my mom and I got in line for the alice and wonderland dark ride during paint the night. we where able to watch paint the night while in line and i thought it was super neat to see the parade while on the ride itself

[@SuperKawaiiTime]

This style of video reminds me of the old Disney travel videos they used to play on the hotel TVs 😭

[@Tricksterbelle]

I have found if the holiday in question falls on a Sunday, the morning is practically empty. Easter Sunday I was there at rope drop, and there weren't crowds until 2. Locals were likely in church and out of towners were probably sleeping in. Sunday nights in non-peak season get quiet too, when the locals have to leave to get ready for work the next day. It's kinda peaceful. also, the 'cutting through the gift shops hack' works best right before the parades, when everyone is camping but guest control isn't as strict. Less shoppers as well.

[@porkins74]

Cutting through the shops on Main St. used to work. The right side shops (if facing the castle). Of course this was before Disneyland started putting up ropes everywhere telling you where to go during nighttime parades and fireworks.

[@swegbruh199]

go when it rains, preferably when it drizzles a little bit, or when it rains early, then dries later. People think it will ruin their experience and gives a sad time during the rain at disney. However, its the opposite, i went to DCA on a drizzly day and the cars ride started at 5 minute que, and peaked around 25. AMAZING

[@jymnmeier3527]

AWESOME TIPS :) THANKS !!!!

[@Josh-xs7nz]

I’m from Nor Cal and my family and I always plan a trip in November and usually on Thanksgiving. The last 8 years I’ve gone, Thanksgiving Day has been shown on being the least crowded.

[@flipperbear9]

Buses...how magical

[@hannahrosereviews5073]

I was homeschooled so this hack I'm gonna give was SO easy to do. Never go to Disney Land or World during a school break. This means, don't go in the summer, don't go during winter break, spring break, holidays, or even weekends. Go during the week; Monday thru Friday. You will be able to do so many more things because the lines will be about 1/2 as long. This also goes for Universal, SeaWorld, and Busch Gardens.

[@bookwrm4evr]

If you take your own reusable bottle,like a camelback, are you allowed to fill it with ice like at pizza port? or is that considered unsanitary? Do they allow you a free cup of ice? We usually take water bottles, but don't want to get a locker so we carry it in our backpack which gets heavy.

[@kieranhayag9107]

Recommending a fastpass for Haunted Mansion!? The line for that ride goes by so quick, you really don't need a fastpass.

[@alyasvlogs]

It's worth it during the nightmare before Xmas layover. The line gets pretty lengthy then

[@kinderfam4]

it goes fast but then you are standing in the hot hot sun when the line goes towards the back.

[@MyRavenSoul]

If you end up not using your fast pass it is great for scrapbooking!

[@srayj]

I agree. If you go during a busy time, like summer when the park is open until midnight, go to NOS and Critter Country after the fireworks and you can almost always walk onto Pirates, Haunted Mansion and sometimes even Splash Mountain because people don’t typically want to get wet that late.

[@peanutismint]

These were top tips! I'm pretty much a Disneyland outsider - I live in the UK - but have been lucky enough to visit a few times and am glad to say that I've always parked in the Toy Story lots due to just thinking they were the main car parks...! That being said, I do feel I'd like to ride that famous tram one day, so maybe next time I'll wait the extra 30-40 mins and park in the structure! :-)

[@SnazzyCatSews]

awesome - thank you

[@shiningstarz7213]

this was awesome video! my personal favorite hack is the wheelchair. lol yes i know sad. but it has advantage like the fast pass. i used the wheelchair since i was kid. no not to skip lines but i really need it. i have weak legs which makes me walk slowly and it hurts to walk. so with it you get placed in certain areas which makes you wait like 10 mins. they won't allow two wheelchair people on the ride at the same time. but with certain fall back it's pretty awesome.

[@patrickperalta59]

When I go to Disneyland early I go straight to Pirates then Haunted Mansion early.......I never skip it untill later as you suggested.....when I go back later I learned long ago to go when a Parade is going on..... the lines are short during that time day or night.

[@Uyeda98]

What do you think of going to Disneyland on a Friday in January? As a college student, I don't go back to school until January 30. Originally, I had plans to go on a Wednesday and a Thursday on the week before I would have to go back. I changed it to Thursday and Friday on that week b/c I saw that Wed and and Thurs open at 10 am and close at 8 or 9 pm. At least on Friday it opens at 9 and closes a couple to a few hours later than 8 or 9 pm, based on previous years. I'm from Northern CA, so I'm out of the loop of what SoCal residents do.

[@AngieBurgs]

I was trying to figure out the fast passes that can be held at the same time, but I couldn't remember what video you discussed t in!

[@ozkrow1]

Angie Burgs one ride at a time if I remember correctly. We go almost every weekend but never get fast passes

[@kdm71291]

Also, when boarding a tram, you don't have to line up on the sides of the loading aisle like so many seem to do...you can fill up that whole space, which may get you on right away as you'll be closer. The first time my X and I rode GRR, we BOTH went single rider because of the queue being so busy, and we ended up on the same raft anyway, haha. (Your results may vary) Good list of tips, Dave!

[@Wakkosgirl]

Boardwalk Pizza recently stopped doing the refill thing. Found that out when my daughter went w/o me bout two months ago. Probably right after you posted this vid.

[@Exploringthemagic]

great video, one minor thing, you missed Plaza Inn for free refils, they use plastic cups but you can refill at that location as well.

[@ToyAddict]

Also, they will give you a to go cup for any drink you have left in your plastic cup, at Plaza Inn.

[@SoCalloweenNEWS]

From my personal experience whenever in line for Space Mountain & the ride is down (or something of that nature) I just waited it out instead of abandoning your place in line because eventually they'd have the ride up & running in no time. The longest I've had to wait was just a bit over 15 minutes the minimum was 8 minutes or so..

[@akaraniq]

Finally! Thank you! :D

[@mattvoss564]

Thanks FBD! Good hacks.

[@ozkrow1]

Have you been there lately. Pirates and haunted get packed quick as well. Nice tips tho. We recently had to park off sight and it was much faster.

[@buckybarnesnoble]

when he says "PROTIP" im TRIGGERD

[@xTheOnlyExceptionx]

omg same

[@chubbytink6414]

Same

[@chubbytink6414]

Same

[@elizabethcarlos3883]

do they do rope drop all the time ? or are there specific days that they have rope drop. also, can anyone attend rope drop ? I've always wanted to go to rope drop but I've always thought it was only for annual pass holders and for those who are staying in the hotel. please let me know. thank you !

[@alexbobroff]

Rope drop occurs at both parks every day, and is available to everyone. However, every morning, there is an "extra magic hour" at one of the parks (they alternate each day), which means that hotel guests, and people with certain tickets can get into certain sections of the park an hour early. At Disneyland this is only at Fantasyland and Tomorrowland. They still have rope drop at opening time, but if you plan to go to either of the lands mentioned earlier, they will already be crowded. The rest of the park will be empty though.

[@elizabethcarlos3883]

Oh wow thank you. That clears up my worries. Thank you

[@Riceball01]

I second the tip on parking in the Toy Story lot, my family and I started parking there starting a couple of years ago and we haven't parked at Mickey & Friends since. Toy Story is so much more convenient to get to and finding a parking spot is much quicker and easier than in M&F and, depending on when you leave, the line to get on the bus is shorter than the line to get on the tram. In regards to Pirates, the other advantage to going right is that side area on the left can get a bit smelly at times, like backed up drains smelly. It probably has something to do with the fact that you're right above the New Orleans Square Main Kitchen and you're probably getting the smell from either their trash or their garbage disposal from their dish cleaning area. Regardless, it can get smelly along the left side of the Pirates building so going to the right saves not only time, but your nose as well.

[@cast8312]

another tip that make the trip for travelers or non-frequent Disner's, do the Character Breakfast. Unless you want a to meet a specific character, the Character Breakfast is the best thing you can do first thing. Soon as we get in, gather all passes and get a fast pass for a long queue ride of their choosing. unlimited breakfast, meet some characters. great way to start a morning

[@Emmadoo1975]

I am planning on going to Disneyland the third week of September 2017. Is it really crowded that time of year? I will be attending the park on a weekday. Thanks!

[@shilowfa5391]

Whenever I go to Disneyland I go in September because it's never horribly busy compared to other months , I'm going in the first week of September:)

[@emmacarpenter3326]

I always find that the best time to ride Peter Pan is right after the fireworks. There is usually a line that forms near alice and wonderland during the fireworks and then as soon as fantasy land is cleared you get let into the Peter Pan line right away. It usually takes about 20 minutes from the time the fireworks end to when you get in the Peter Pan queue but it is still less time than the usual 45 minutes.

[@themarchmanel8271]

If you ride Space Mountain at opening, make sure you get a FastPass for a later time if you want to ride it again later on during the day

[@Dr.DreVillan54]

I have one more tip or hack and it's to stay in a hotel near the park that's what my family dose when we go to Disney land and it saves time to walk in to the park then to go and park somewhere

[@hdsporty609]

This is good but what I need is something like this for Disney world.

[@lohphat]

The ticket plaza bag check has been moved to Mickey and Minnie tram area so that if there's a prohibited item (i.e. food they want you not to bring in so you can be scalped inside the park) you can just run back to your car then instead of having to tram all the way back.

[@garfield9410]

It was way less crowded on Thanksgiving weekend when I went. At least in the mornings.

[@spencernewman7903]

if you can't get a refill and it's hot get a large. It's not that much more and if going almost every year in what is usually the hot season and this makes a difference

[@SoCalloweenNEWS]

Can never go wrong with a chimichanga...well if you're only willing to spend under $10. I typically head to In-N-Out before getting to the park or if you want to be extremely cheap save your Disneyland aluminum wrapper & wrap your outside food. It's totally unnecessary since they've never checked me for outside food but if you want that extra security that'd be my dirt cheap advice👍🏽

[@shilowfa5391]

Going in September is the best, half as busy

[@GotWub]

I always use the "if you can see the end of the single rider line at radiator springs racers then don't bother" hack since you first told us :)

[@TheJediKenneth]

Some of these older vids are great, since I didn’t know of Fresh Baked until about 3 years ago. Coming at rope drop to Disneyland Park is still best, but if you arrive later than planned, stay until closing. Except for Space Mountain and Indiana Jones Adventure, some rides are anywhere from a walk on to a 10 minute wait. I was there on a 3 day weekend, a Sunday - back in 2019. I arrived to a crowded park at a crazy 4 pm (my friend was visiting me in Los Angeles and his rental car broke down on our drive to DL). From 10:45 pm until 12:00 midnight we had a whole run of the park. Did you ever walk right onto Pirates of the Caribbean and wait under 10 minutes for Stat Tours? We did. Also, no one has any respect for the Pooh bear. Many guests ride Splash Mountain, then walk back towards Frontierland when they exit. They never enter the Hundred Acre Woods Winnie The Pooh never has a long line. , Even when the park is busy,, it never has more than a 10 minute wait to ride. Matterhorn bobsleds. The wilder train is on the left (Tomorrowland side). If you want it a little more mild, go right. Both sides have a bumpy ride. Sorry for the long post. I can’t wait for Disneyland Park and DCA to reopen on April 30. Fresh Baked!!!

[@seamastergmt]

Is the parking advice still applicable? I noticed this video is over 2 years old. I am going to Disney with my family on Nov 9th. I have always parked at the Mickey and Friends lot. If this tip is still valid I am definitely going to use it. I am talking about the tip to park on harbor blvd instead of the Mickey and Friends...

[@WonkaVator72]

The other thing about the Pirates left/right line: the right side is considerably shorter, yes. However, it moves slower. This is because that's the line/side from which they board the people in wheelchairs. So: it takes about the exact same time as the left side. You just walk less. I've often made a mental note of the people that have gone left. When it comes times to board inside, they're almost always right next to me.

[@randolphsavage9760]

I cannot recommend parking at the Toy Story parking lots enough. Yes, it is down the road from Disneyland but A) They have free bus shuttles to the park that are regular B) They actually drop you off CLOSER to the main gate than the tram does and C) You don't have to deal with how damn long it can take to get on the tram.

[@FreshBakedDisney]

100% this.

[@srayj]

My favorite thing is first thing in the morning to get a fast pass for my favorite rides, like Space Mountain or Radiator Springs Racers then go get in the standby queue, ride the ride, then as soon as I get off, it’s usually time to use my fast pass so I can go on it two times in a row, though now that Maxpass exists I’m not sure that still works as effectively since I haven’t tried it since that system took effect.

[@mavisthomas5914]

Awesome! thx fir tha hax

[@natedawgpresents9693]

Watched!!! Love #FreshBaked!!! #FBMuffins4Life #FBStreet

[@maryjanemccarthy2907]

Hacks are so FUN to watch. Love them. (embarrassed I keep my hacks secret, so they will keep working in many instances.) shhh

[@clairerankin4703]

I have to disagree with not doing dark rides in the morning. Of course, hit Peter Pan first and then Subs . After that I prefer going to Fantasyland and doing the little dark rides Snow White, Pinnochio, Mr. Toad, Alice, and Casey Jr. The reason being that they're fun, but they're not worth a longer wait that happens in the afternoon. Following this method, I'm usually done with 7 or 8 rides in the first 90-120 minutes, before the main crowds really start funnelling in. I guess this is to say that I don't mind waiting longer for the big rides, but I do for the small ones. Indy is totally worth the 60 minute wait. Just my personal experience.

[@FreshBakedDisney]

this is a matter of preference I think. But as it pertains to saving time, dark rides can be done any time throughout the day with efficiency. At worst they're maybe 20 minutes. But you can save an hour or more if you hit rides space or indy first thing in the morning.

[@PsychotiX1022]

Well then you’re stupid

[@marissaseaman8788]

So many people during single rider don't understand what single rider is. I heard a girl tell the cast member in the single rider queue say we have 5 in our party.... (I've nears multiple guests say things like that)

[@mackenzieabril4749]

Marissa Seaman I know. I was in the single rider line for grizzly river run and the guy was like is there a party of two and the girl behind me was like MEEE MEEEEE and he took the two single riders in the front of the line and she was annoyed like???????????

[@trishalee7535]

Kenzie Yeah, sometimes it confuses me how LITTLE people know about the way Disney works. I get if you don't go there often, but you should at least do some research before going. That girl seems like she didn't do her research.

[@srayj]

That always bugs me too. When I visit the parks I am often by myself, so quite literally a single rider, and it annoyed me that there was a mom and her kid in front of me and she didn’t want to be separated from her daughter despite the many warnings that you will be separated. Of course the cast member accommodated the mom because they weren’t going to get into a fight, but I couldn’t help but wonder if she was purposely trying to manipulate the system or she was really that ignorant to think that they didn’t mean it when they said parties will be separated?