Have you ever seen an excessive queue line fill up?

If you are a coaster enthusiast, most likely you have seen an extremely excessive queue line path (ex. Superman at SFGADv has a really long path to get to the station, as well as two sets of switchbacks) that just makes you go, "wow. I feel bad for anyone who would have to wait in this if it was full.

Have you ever seen one of these excessive queues get close to being full? I want to know, because I have seen so many of these and have wondered if they have ever been used to their full extent!

B:TR at GAm has seen its share of days where people have entered in Mardi Gras and worked their way through the overflow queue (especially when it opened at the line was all the way back in Orleans Place). With the addition of Joker, I'm not sure this portion is actually used anymore...but I know the first overflow is still around and is frequently used during FF.

The longest queue I've seen was the Harry Potter ride at IoA, and it was pretty full. Stood in line for about 3 to 4 hours. That being said it was the last day of a 10 day stay in Orlando and we had already spent time at all the other parks so it made it worth it.

[Coasterkidmwm]

Waited 6 hours for B:TR's its opening year and wasn't tall enough. It wrapped 3/4 of the way around the park.

[mkingy]

Coasterkidmwm wrote:

Waited 6 hours for B:TR's its opening year and wasn't tall enough. It wrapped 3/4 of the way around the park.

I can't remember a time where I've ever waited more than an hour for something and I don't think I would be willing to. Maybe for Steel Vengeance and things of a similar caliber, but I tend to be extremely impatient with lines. BUT I also waited a really long time for the extremely lengthy queue at Harry Potter Forbidden Journey at IoA on my first of many visits to Harry Potter world. That queue line is so mystifying though, as it's essentially a tour of the castle and other central scenes from the movies/books so I actually lost track of time and enjoyed it almost as much as the ride itself.

If you want to experience queue line madness in any form though, go to Adventureland on a Saturday. Vomit worthy.

(Don't go to Adventureland - currently petitioning to have Outlaw and Monster relocated to a different state)

GerstlCrazy wrote:

If you want to experience queue line madness in any form though, go to Adventureland on a Saturday. Vomit worthy.

(Don't go to Adventureland - currently petitioning to have Outlaw and Monster relocated to a different state)

I mean its pretty much the only thing to do in Iowa besides watch corn grow.....

[Coasterkidmwm]

I think Iowa and Wisconsin used to have better liquor laws (grain alcohol wasn't capped at 151 proof, etc) but now not so much.

[Coasterkidmwm]

mkingy wrote:

Coasterkidmwm wrote:

Waited 6 hours for B:TR's its opening year and wasn't tall enough. It wrapped 3/4 of the way around the park.

I was an accessory to my father and older sister riding it lol.

[mkingy]

Coasterkidmwm wrote:

mkingy wrote:

Coasterkidmwm wrote:

Waited 6 hours for B:TR's its opening year and wasn't tall enough. It wrapped 3/4 of the way around the park.

I was an accessory to my father and older sister riding it lol.

You make it sound like a crime!

CKidd wrote:

GerstlCrazy wrote:

If you want to experience queue line madness in any form though, go to Adventureland on a Saturday. Vomit worthy.

(Don't go to Adventureland - currently petitioning to have Outlaw and Monster relocated to a different state)

I mean its pretty much the only thing to do in Iowa besides watch corn grow.....

So valid...

Vertigo at Walibi Belgium had 4-5 hour queues daily in the short time it was open. Beginning part of the queue was over 5 meters wide and was still filled up to outside the entrance.