Remy's Ratatouille Adventure

When to ride

Average wait by hour, from 5,111 of our own observations of this ride while it was open, over 17 days.

Rope drop, the last hour, or the single rider line Disney added in late 2024. The queue is largely outdoors and offers no shade, which makes a midday visit worse than the posted wait suggests.

How the queue has changed

Its average posted wait was 57 minutes in 2022 and 46 in 2025–26 — down 19%. That is the 3rd-longest average queue of the 16 attractions Queue-Times tracks at EPCOT.

Open for 90% of park operating hours over Queue-Times' whole record, against a median of 85% for rides at EPCOT; refurbishment closures count as closed. From Queue-Times’ published statistics, read 12 September 2026.

Is it accessible?

• You can stay in a wheelchair, which boards through a wheelchair access vehicle. An ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first.

What boarding is like

A wheelchair-accessible vehicle is available, so a wheelchair user boards without transferring; an ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first. The queue is largely outdoors with little shade, which matters more here than the boarding does.

Our own record of this ride disagrees with Disney’s label above, and we have not yet resolved which is current. Treat Disney’s label as the rule and ask at the attraction before you queue.

Disney prints: Must Transfer to Wheelchair · Transfer Access Vehicle Available · Designated Transfer and Load Areas · Wheelchair Access Vehicle · Assistive Listening · Handheld Captioning · Audio Description Checked Sep 10, 2026.

What it’s actually like

Slow and trackless, moving unpredictably, not quickly. No drops. 3D effects with some spraying and scent. Nothing frightening, though the scale-shifting can disorient anyone prone to motion sickness from screens.

Common questions

Is there a height requirement for Remy's Ratatouille Adventure?

No, which is part of why it is one of the busiest rides in EPCOT — the whole family can go, so the whole family queues.

Can you stay in a wheelchair on Remy's Ratatouille Adventure?

Yes. Disney lists it as a Wheelchair Access Vehicle — a wheelchair user stays seated, an ECV user transfers to a wheelchair first. It is one of five rides at EPCOT you can stay in a wheelchair for, alongside Living with the Land, The Seas with Nemo & Friends, Gran Fiesta Tour and Journey Into Imagination With Figment.

Does Remy's Ratatouille Adventure make you dizzy?

It can. The ride is slow and trackless with no drops, but the scale-shifting — you are rat-sized in a kitchen built to match — disorients people prone to motion sickness from screens. It is one of five rides here where screens plus motion, rather than speed, is what makes people ill.

What is the best time to ride Remy's Ratatouille Adventure?

Rope drop or the last hour. The queue is largely outdoors with no shade, which makes a midday visit worse than the posted wait suggests — the number does not capture standing in full sun in July.