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JD, it is almost definitely due to capacity restraints.

Posted by David (aka David) Jun 3 '20, 11:02

Hogwarts Express is an indoor train attraction that also functions as real transportation. It carries guests from one park to the other.

So, that's one ride that needs to be running. However, due to social distancing and its indoor nature, it will require many concessions to operate.

My point is more that if it's running that far behind on the day with the smallest possible traffic, I can't imagine what it will be like on Friday when the parks are open to everyone.

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Got it. So kind of like the monorail in WDW? How open is open to everyone going to be? - JD Jun 3, 11:07 4
- The other option is to go to the front of the park and then switch. It's like the Disneyland/DCA entrance in that regard. - David Jun 3, 11:13 [youtube] 2
  - I wonder how much the AP part of today is warping things cause I kind of see if you can in theory go all the time then you might be willing to wait - JD Jun 3, 11:19 1
    - It's normally faster to take the Hogwarts Express. -- nm - Dark Callisto Jun 3, 11:22
- Well, the parks are right next to each other. you just walk through the Universal Citywalk and you're at the entrance of the other park. - Marty Byrde Jun 3, 11:10

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JD, it is almost definitely due to capacity restraints.

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