Alice's Tea Party Wait Times
Over the last 8 days, Alice's Tea Party averaged 6 minutes, peaking at 15. That is the 26th longest queue of 31 tracked rides in the park — well under the park average of 18.5 minutes. Tuesdays have been quietest at 5 minutes on average, Saturdays busiest at 8.2.
Wait times by day of the week
Average standby wait from 8 days of ParkPortal's own recorded data.
Alice's Tea Party FAQs
How long is the wait for Alice's Tea Party?
Alice's Tea Party has averaged 6 minutes over the last 8 days, with the longest recorded wait reaching 15 minutes. Check the live figure at the top of this page for the queue right now.
What is the best day to ride Alice's Tea Party?
Tuesday has been the quietest day, averaging 5 minutes, while Saturday has been the busiest at 8.2 minutes. Riding first thing after Tokyo Disneyland opens beats any weekday choice.
Plan around Alice's Tea Party
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