Is Hollywood Studios Busy Today?
Live wait times · Fri, Nov 13 · 9:00 AM–9:00 PM
Yes, busier than usual. Waits at Hollywood Studios are 44% longer than a typical Friday at 1 PM.
Now vs a typical Friday
As of 1:00 PM- Average wait now
- 59 minAcross the 8 open rides with history at this hour
- Typical Friday, 1 PM
- 41 minMedian posted wait on Fridays at this hour, last 60 days
- Compared with usual
- 44% busier than usual
Longest lines right now
Every rideSlinky Dog DashUsually 63m at 1 PM90m
The Twilight Zone Tower of TerrorUsually 43m at 1 PM90m
Mickey & Minnie's Runaway RailwayUsually 45m at 1 PM60m
Millennium Falcon: Smugglers RunUsually 35m at 1 PM55m
Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster Starring The MuppetsUsually 55m at 1 PM50m
Toy Story Mania!Usually 45m at 1 PM50m
Best time to go today
Typical Friday- 2 PM41 min
- 3 PM41 min
- 4 PM39 min
- 5 PM41 min
- 6 PM44 min
- 7 PM43 min
- 8 PM35 min
Today's crowd level
Crowd calendar- Friday, November 13
- 8/10 PackedForecast 5, updated with 3 hours of today's posted waits
Questions
Is Hollywood Studios busy today?
Yes, busier than usual. Waits at Hollywood Studios are 44% longer than a typical Friday at 1 PM. Parky's crowd level for today is 8 of 10 (packed).
What time are lines shortest at Hollywood Studios today?
On a typical Friday, Hollywood Studios's lines are shortest around 8 PM for the rest of today, averaging about 35 minutes across the rides open now. That is the usual pattern from the last 60 days, not a forecast of today.
Which Hollywood Studios rides have the longest lines right now?
As of Nov 13, 1:00 PM EST, the longest posted waits at Hollywood Studios are The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror (90 min, usually 43), Slinky Dog Dash (90 min, usually 63), Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway (60 min, usually 45).
How does Parky decide if Hollywood Studios is busy?
Parky compares the posted waits of the rides open at Hollywood Studios right now with each ride's median posted wait at the same hour on the same weekday over the last 60 days, refreshed every morning. Within 10% either way counts as normal. If too few open rides have that history, the page says so instead of guessing.