Disney World has made a significant change to how guests access one of its marquee attractions, doing away with the virtual queue system that has long governed entry to Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance at Hollywood Studios.
Virtual queues were introduced across Disney's parks as a way to manage large crowds and cut down on long physical waits. Over the years, the system was deployed for some of the most in-demand experiences in the resort, and Rise of the Resistance became one of its most well-known applications when the ride opened.
With the change now in effect, guests no longer need to secure a return time through the virtual queue before experiencing the attraction, representing a meaningful shift in how visitors plan their day at Hollywood Studios.
The move is part of a broader evolution in how Disney manages guest flow across its parks, as the company continues to refine the tools it uses to balance crowd distribution and overall visitor experience.
This story was first reported by Disney Fanatic.
