Waits and Uptime Reports - Hagrid’s Magical Creature Motorbike Adventure

[MrTorrance]

Ouch, maybe I was wrong. App showing 250 minute wait.

Yep, at park, a lot more crowded. Hotel security at walking path was backed up 20 minutes at 8 am.

 

[HalfGlass]

What has been the average daily cut off time for the ride? I'm going over Labor Day weekend and I'm trying to get a night ride in and want to time it right.

 

[Teebin]

Crowded on a Monday. It must be the last big push of summer.

 

[Mad Dog]

Touring Plans predicted an 8 crowd level for Universal Orlando today. And looking at the posted wait times it looks like they're in the ballpark with that prediction.....They have a 9 level prediction for Tuesday, followed by 7 and 6 levels for the rest of this week. ...So, moderate to heavy crowd levels.

 

[WillQ92]

Touring Plans predicted an 8 crowd level for Universal Orlando today. And looking at the posted wait times it looks like they're in the ballpark with that prediction.....They have a 9 level prediction for Tuesday, followed by 7 and 6 levels for the rest of this week. ...So, moderate to heavy crowd levels.

When do we start to see it drop off? I should just pay for Touring Plans. $8 is not bad if it's accurate.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

When do we start to see it drop off? I should just pay for Touring Plans. $8 is not bad if it's accurate.

Appears things will start slowing down in two weeks.

 

[sonoma15]

Forgot to mention load today was a constant train of motorbikes, you could barely tell where one train ended and another started.

 

[Jushin Thunder Liger]

We just got the inclement weather warning, but our line is still moving.

 

[HalfGlass]

Forgot to mention load today was a constant train of motorbikes, you could barely tell where one train ended and another started.

If the ride is consistently running like this...is the capacity any better than RRR?

 

[qbacreative]

we usually snag a first family

MrTorrance, What is a first family?

 

[Joel]

MrTorrance, What is a first family?

Before the gates open there's a little "show" where the first family gets to be the first family in the park and open it officially.

from Touring Plans (although they do this at IoA as well):

Rope Drop at Universal Studios Florida
USF team members select a “first family” from the early risers at the turnstiles each morning, and usher them in a few minutes early to open the park with an old-fashioned movie clapboard. It's no Magic Kingdom character welcome, but it is a cute moment worth catching if you can.

 

[Shadow Carelli]

Hagrid’s is currently down. Didn’t open with the park. TM’s are saying it should hopefully open by noon, but we’ll see... We also did get a lot of rain yesterday too so...

 

[Joel]

Hagrid’s is currently down. Didn’t open with the park. TM’s are saying it should hopefully open by noon, but we’ll see... We also did get a lot of rain yesterday too so...

I live in Ft. Lauderdale, but the whole sunshine state has been less sun and all rain lately.

My street yesterday:

 

[cwoms1991]

It’s seeming like anytime this attraction faces rain later on in the day or overnight, expect it to be down the following day.

 

[Mad Dog]

I live in Ft. Lauderdale, but the whole sunshine state has been less sun and all rain lately.

My street yesterday:
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Florida=Sunshine State.....FAKE NEWS......

 

[OrlLover]

Florida=Sunshine State.....FAKE NEWS......

OMG that is what I’ve been saying for years.

 

[JungleSkip]

Looks like it's open for the day. 220 minute wait via the app

 

[Joel]

OMG that is what I’ve been saying for years.

Technically Colorado has more days of sunshine than any state

 

[Andysol]

Technically Colorado has more days of sunshine than any state

This says Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and then Colorado.

Then you have this, which argues for Colorad; due to having the most days with at least an hour of sunlight.

Which leads to the moral of the story:
Whatever you want the answer on the internet to be, you can find an article to support that position.

 

[Joel]

This says Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and then Colorado.

Then you have this, which argues for Colorad; due to having the most days with at least an hour of sunlight.

Which leads to the moral of the story:
Whatever you want the answer on the internet to be, you can find an article to support that position.

I actually went the old fashioned route which had my friends in Colorado telling me that BS!!!