How long of a wait is Radiator Springs Racers worth?

[Seawolf]

Now that many have ridden including myself, how long would you wait to ride again?

[biggsworth]

45mins-1 hour or on busy days longer. I would put it on par with Indy/Space mountain etc

[dth316]

I believe this poll already exists in the RSR information thread.

However, at the very most, I'll wait 2 hours if I'm with a group full of people who haven't been on it (that's if we don't get FP). If I can, I'll convince them into Single Rider. After this initial summer, if it's just me and my usual group, 30 - 60 minutes.

Unfortunately, the ride just isn't as thrilling as it needs to be to warrant anything longer than that.

[frollofan]

probably 30 minutes. I rode today with a 150 minute wait and it didn't seem to be good enough for that kind of a wait.

[Juni]

I honestly just don't wait for anything for longer than 60 minutes, unless it's my very first ride on it.

I LOVED RSR, but now that I've done it, I would skip it if wait time exceeded more than 45-50 minutes.

[2ndStar2theRight]

I would wait 60 min. at most. I really enjoyed RSR but wouldn't dare thinking of getting in a 60+ minute line. There are so many other things at DLR that I can explore.

[Fukai]

If you were at one of the parks at the Tokyo Disney Resort, the line for Radiator Springs Racers would be 90 to 180 minutes most days after 10 am. On busy days the line would be 210 minutes. You would almost never see a wait less than 60 minutes.

[JerrodDRagon]

30 mins.....unless I really want to ride Toy Story...I dont wait in any lines over 30 mins, I just go to the parks too often to waste that much time in line

[MAH4546]

On a message board full of AP holders, you aren't going to get necessarily accurate answers.

I will wait 60-75 minutes for now, but as the novelty wears off, so will my willingness to wait long. I generally do not wait in any lines over 30 minutes, hence I'm rarely on Midway Mania.

But for a person travelling on vacation that's a Disneyland once a year/once a decade/once a lifetime? If there was ever a ride worth a 3 hour line, this is it.