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The Longest Lines at Every Disney Park in the World Right Now

We averaged every posted standby wait at all 12 Disney theme parks for the last 30 days. Tokyo DisneySea owns 6 of the 20 longest lines in the world — and in Hong Kong, a character meet beats every…

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Soaring: Fantastic Flight Anna and Elsa's Frozen Journey Journey to the Center of the Earth Toy Story Mania! Tower of Terror Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind The Happy Ride with Baymax Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast Seven Dwarfs Mine Train TRON Lightcycle Power Run Frozen Ever After Rex’s Racer Test Track Meet LinaBell (Duffy and Friends Play House) Slinky Dog Dash Radiator Springs Racers Aquatopia Ratatouille: L’Aventure Totalement Toquée de Rémy Big Thunder Mountain Frozen Ever After
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Which Disney park has the longest lines on Earth right now? We pulled every posted standby wait from all twelve Disney theme parks — Walt Disney World, Disneyland Resort, Disneyland Paris, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Tokyo — for the 30 days from Aug 28 – Sep 26, 2026, and averaged them attraction by attraction.

The short answer: Tokyo DisneySea, and it isn't close. 6 of the 20 longest average posted waits on the planet belong to that one park, led by Soaring: Fantastic Flight at an average of 127 minutes across the whole day. The longest average line outside Japan, among attractions that ran most of the month, was Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind at EPCOT (77 min).

The 20 longest average posted waits in the world (last 30 days)

# Attraction Park Avg posted wait Busiest hour avg Days operating 1 Soaring: Fantastic Flight Tokyo DisneySea 127 min 233 min 30/30 2 Anna and Elsa's Frozen Journey Tokyo DisneySea 126 min 256 min 30/30 3 Journey to the Center of the Earth Tokyo DisneySea 115 min 222 min 30/30 4 Toy Story Mania! Tokyo DisneySea 107 min 213 min 30/30 5 Tower of Terror Tokyo DisneySea 86 min 188 min 30/30 6 Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind EPCOT 77 min 185 min 30/30 7 The Happy Ride with Baymax Tokyo Disneyland 74 min 140 min 18/30 8 Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast Tokyo Disneyland 71 min 188 min 30/30 9 Seven Dwarfs Mine Train Shanghai Disneyland 70 min 150 min 30/30 10 TRON Lightcycle Power Run Shanghai Disneyland 68 min 135 min 30/30 11 Frozen Ever After Walt Disney Studios Park 64 min 121 min 30/30 12 Rex’s Racer Shanghai Disneyland 63 min 135 min 30/30 13 Test Track EPCOT 63 min 120 min 30/30 14 Meet LinaBell (Duffy and Friends Play House) Hong Kong Disneyland 62 min 150 min 29/30 15 Slinky Dog Dash Hollywood Studios 60 min 133 min 27/30 16 Radiator Springs Racers Disney California Adventure 59 min 119 min 30/30 17 Aquatopia Tokyo DisneySea 56 min 126 min 18/30 18 Ratatouille: L’Aventure Totalement Toquée de Rémy Walt Disney Studios Park 54 min 104 min 30/30 19 Big Thunder Mountain Disneyland Park (Paris) 53 min 99 min 30/30 20 Frozen Ever After EPCOT 52 min 95 min 30/30 Average = mean of every posted wait while the attraction was operating, all day, Aug 28 – Sep 26, 2026, local time. “Busiest hour avg” = the highest single-hour average on any day in the window. Only attractions that operated on at least 15 of the 30 days are ranked.

The longest line at each of the 12 parks

Park Longest line Avg posted wait Tokyo DisneySea Soaring: Fantastic Flight 127 min EPCOT Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind 77 min Tokyo Disneyland The Happy Ride with Baymax 74 min Shanghai Disneyland Seven Dwarfs Mine Train 70 min Walt Disney Studios Park Frozen Ever After 64 min Hong Kong Disneyland Meet LinaBell (Duffy and Friends Play House) 62 min Hollywood Studios Slinky Dog Dash 60 min Disney California Adventure Radiator Springs Racers 59 min Disneyland Park (Paris) Big Thunder Mountain 53 min Magic Kingdom TRON Lightcycle / Run 52 min Animal Kingdom Avatar Flight of Passage 44 min Disneyland Park Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance 42 min What stands out

Tokyo DisneySea is in a league of its own. Its top attractions (Soaring: Fantastic Flight, Anna and Elsa's Frozen Journey, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Toy Story Mania!) all averaged more than 100 minutes posted — as an all-day average, not a peak. In fact, 5 of its attractions average longer than the longest line at any park outside Japan (among attractions that ran most of the month). If you only read one follow-up, make it our Tokyo DisneySea best-time-to-ride data.

A character meet beats every ride in Hong Kong. The longest average line at Hong Kong Disneyland isn't a coaster — it's Meet LinaBell (Duffy and Friends Play House) at 62 minutes. LinaBell, the pink fox from the Duffy and Friends lineup, out-draws every attraction in the park.

Stateside, the headliners you'd expect. Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind at EPCOT (77 min) is Walt Disney World's longest average posted wait, and Radiator Springs Racers (59 min) leads the Disneyland Resort.

Left off the ranking because they didn't run most of the month: Crush's Coaster at Walt Disney Studios Park averaged 79 min but only operated on 10 of the 30 days; Peter Pan's Flight at Disneyland Park (Paris) averaged 59 min but only operated on 11 of the 30 days. Short or partial runs can inflate an average, so we list them separately.

Why this matters for your trip

A 60-minute average and a 60-minute peak are very different days. Averages include the quiet first hour and the last hour before close, which is exactly where most of these lines are shortest — so the practical question is when, not just which. Every park above has its own hour-by-hour breakdown on our site: Walt Disney World, Disneyland Resort, Disneyland Paris, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Tokyo.

How we measured this. We log every park's official posted standby wait roughly every five to seven minutes. We only count readings where the attraction was listed as operating with a posted wait above zero, and we convert every timestamp to the park's own local time. These are posted waits — the park's own estimate at that moment — not measured time-in-line, and resorts differ in how conservatively they post, so treat cross-resort comparisons as a guide rather than a stopwatch.