I had a turnstile entry for a 7:00 MM in August, 2015, but that's the only one I've experienced (once I knew a thing or two about how to tour and discovered that there are Strategies). There are different places for hub ropes, though. There's the top of Main Street, when everyone is held behind one rope, and then there are the ones where each land has its own rope. I experienced both of these on our last trip three months ago.
Yeah. The turnstile entry (on a MM day when we were booking it to PP at opening) was BRUTAL. That distance is WAY longer than it seems.There's one other kind of RD that I've experienced: where the rope is just before the draw bridge of the castle. I think they should do it that way all the time. It cuts down the distance and dash to and for PP.
There's one other kind of RD that I've experienced: where the rope is just before the draw bridge of the castle. I think they should do it that way all the time. It cuts down the distance and dash to and for PP.
About seven or eight months ago. There have been other times -- but not in the last two or three years -- where the rope is at the hub but a Cast Member waits just at the castle entrance. He or she stops guests there and says that he/she is the start of the line for Peter Pan. This is a great idea but I haven't seen it in a long time. I wish they'd do it regularly.How long ago was that? I have never seen it done that way-though I obviously do get into the parks as frequently as you do.
I’ve done rope drop at DL when there’s no MM and when there is. It’s always been at the hub.