Remy's Ratatouille Adventure virtual queue quickly reaches morning capacity but afternoon slots remain available

Oct 01, 2021 in "Remy's Ratatouille Adventure"

Posted: Friday October 1, 2021 2:44pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

EPCOT'S new Remy's Ratatouille Adventure is now officially open with a virtual queue only, and here is what is happening so far today.

The virtual queue opened at 7am this morning, with all boarding group allocations taken within 5 seconds. This is very similar to what we saw previously with Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance. However, where things have differed on day one is that Remy's Ratatouille Adventure has not sold out the 1pm slots as of 2:40pm. The current estimated wait time via the virtual queue is 315 minutes.

Here is an overview of how the virtual queue works at Remy's Ratatouille Adventure.

Guests will be able to access the virtual queue system via the My Disney Experience app and check for an available boarding group starting at 7am on the day of their park reservation. As with Star Wars Rise of the Resistance when its virtual queue was in use, you will need to have park admission linked to your Disney account and have a Disney Park Pass reservation. If you are unable to join the morning virtual queue opportunity, you may check for an available boarding group starting at 1pm after you have entered the park.

The virtual queue means you will only be able to ride Remy's Ratatouille Adventure once per day, and it will not be part of Early Theme Park Entry for Walt Disney World Resort hotel guests.

Later in the year, when Disney Genie becomes available, guests will have the opportunity to purchase admission via the Lightning Lane entrance even if the virtual queue is full. Pricing has not been announced, but individual attraction pricing is expected to be between $4 and $24 per person, per ride.

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Chef idea Mickey`=16 days ago

Why is Disney always responding right after Universal and not vice versa. Mmm

fuentesalex23 days ago

It was. Felt not as immersive and even more like you are just watching a movie during the big screen sections.

marni197123 days ago

It’s usually due to projector or glass cleaning maintenance

BasiltheBatLord23 days ago

Not alleged, they're running it as a test until March 9. It's a cost-cutting measure.

Sir_Cliff23 days ago

I know they've done this before in Paris due to technical issues, so I'm not sure I'd read too much into it.

aladdin200723 days ago

saving expense from replacing and or cleaning the glasses all the time? wouldn't surprise me, cost cutting moves.

Sorcerer Mickey23 days ago

Universal allegedly downgraded King Kong from 3D to 2D as well. What's the trend here?

LittleBuford23 days ago

This seems a bad move to me.

fuentesalex23 days ago

Was at Disneyland Paris today and they are testing the ride in 2D. Anyone know if this change may also be coming to Epcot?

BagOfGroceriesOct 02, 2023

I would love if this starts a new tradition of birthday buttons

Epcot82GuyOct 02, 2023

That is very cool. With all the October 1st openings, it would be cool to see more of this. Like SSE and LwtL 41st, WDWRR and the other MK originals 52. Things like that. It's a great little touch.

gerararOct 02, 2023

I was walking from Pandora to Everest today when I saw this (near park close, like around 6:30pm). Cool of the custodian CMs cleaning up there to do this on WDW's birthday (which shares it with Remy's!)..

BagOfGroceriesOct 02, 2023

To awaken this thread from its long slumber, Cast Members were wearing this neat little button for the ride’s second birthday! Props to the person behind these!

ilovetotravel1977Dec 08, 2022

Those dividers definitely weren't there this past Friday when we road it.