What Disney ride has the best queue???

[octoberbarry]

I enjoy the lines at Kali River Rapids, the Haunted Mansion, Space Mountain. I've heard that Everest is da bomb, but won't get to see it for a while yet

[Stitch's Cousin]

MGM: ToT hands-down!

AK: Everest

E: Mission Space (although Test Track has more the keep you entertained and Maelstrom's cool air is welcome on a hot day!)

MK: Haunted Mansion & PoTC


At Disneyland, I loved the fact that IASW and Space Mtn queues were both outside.

[rooster]

I really like Star tours. The detail are incredible and I also think alot of thought went in to Expedition Everest also.

[subsonic]

At Disneyland, I loved the fact that IASW and Space Mtn queues were both outside.

At DLR the Space Mountain queue outside is completely boring. What are you talking about? I think the queue for WDW's Space Mountain is better than Disneyland's. Though, the station is cool at Disneyland's.

[ralberts]

I think the queue for the American Adventure is pretty cool when the voices of Liberty are singing. I love their blend and music. Christmas is even better.

[jiminycricket]

My husband would say Space Mountain. He loves the music and atmosphere. I really like the Tower of Terror queue. It gives me chills to walk through there, especially when there is no line, which we have been lucky enough to experience on several occasions.

[Joe90]

I am a huge Muppets fan. So the pre show at muppets 3D is one of my favorite queues. ToT is also a favorite and not just because I have to ride this one on my own. Test track just has the edge for me. Lots of well presented and interesting tech stuff to look at.

[lucygilligan]

Tower of Terror, no question about it. I love the spooky cobwebs and the build up until you get into the elevator.

[sgrfunk]

best queue for me would have to be either test track or haunted mansion. test track is all high tech and haunted mansion is just plain creepy.

[BirdandRobot]

I'll have to go with Pirates of the Caribbean. Very mysterious, very detailed, very groundbreaking -- it's impact can be seen in nearly every Disney queue line that followed. There are many others I like: Tower of Terror, Splash Mountain, Space Mountain, The Haunted Mansion, The Great Movie Ride, Star Tours, etc. I even like some of the more simplistic queue areas, such as Mr. Toad's Wild Ride (which had a fantastic mural of of Toad Hall and many of the ride characters):

http://virtual-toad.com/id120.html

[blinkereye123]

Hi there. For me I always felt, and still do, that Haunted Mansion's entire first half is the greatest queue ever devised for any attraction. From the moment you step through the front gates and begin your walk through the grounds you automatically feel a sense of uneasiness, especially in the morning during the fall and winter when there tends to be an overcast and hint of a storm in the air. Once you enter the foyer and step into the gallery the entire real world seems to disappear and you're headed for something different. Right up to the doombuggy loading area you're surrounded by all the detail that an old house can provide. All this is before you even set foot inside your doombuggy. If ever there was a perfect example of how to keep an audience entranced while waiting for the 'main show' to start Haunted Mansion is it. Well that's my two cents, peace.

[boilerbabe]

I would have to say Tower of Terror. I just love the old Twilight Zone's. The Hollywood Tower Hotel is just awesome. The music leading up to it is great and the attention to detail is amazing! A Disney best!!!

[Calypso]

Haunted Mansion is one of my favorites, as is Tower of Terror. I've used FP each time for Expedition Everst, but that queue looks pretty neat, too.

[ambo]

Tower of Terror is the first one that comes to mind and then of course HM and then Expedition Everest (but only for the first time. After that you just want to be on the ride already! lol)

[chefbuns]

I think the ToT ROCKS! They just seem to have put so much into it. Lately there seems to be a lacking on the queue's.