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ParkPulse Epcot

The Seas with Nemo & Friends: Wait Times

Live queue time, the real wait you are likely to stand, and the quietest times to ride, from our own minute-by-minute tracking . Times are park time (ET).

Best time to ride: around 9am, typically 5 min posted

Busiest around 11am at 20 min

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57 seconds ago

5

min posted, Walk on

Short posted wait, just walk on.

Quietest later today: around 18:00, typically 5 min.

Forecast this ride for your park day

Pick any date up to ten months ahead: hour-by-hour expected waits for The Seas with Nemo & Friends, from twelve years of crowd history. Free.

Typical posted wait

9 min

Highest we've seen

55 min

Days tracked

48

Best day to ride

Sun

Wait by time of day

Average posted wait per hour, all recorded days

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The Seas with Nemo & Friends average posted wait by hour of the day
Hour Average posted wait
9am 5 min
10am 10 min
11am 20 min
12pm 20 min
1pm 14 min
2pm 10 min
3pm 8 min
4pm 7 min
5pm 7 min
6pm 6 min
7pm 6 min
8pm 6 min
9pm 5 min

Wait by day of week

Average posted wait per day, all recorded days

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The Seas with Nemo & Friends average posted wait by day of the week
Day Average posted wait
Sun 7 min
Mon 10 min
Tue 10 min
Wed 10 min
Thu 10 min
Fri 8 min
Sat 8 min

Wait by month

Estimated from six years of this park's daily crowd history, scaled to this ride. Tap a month for its day-by-day detail.

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The Seas with Nemo & Friends average posted wait by month of the year
Month Average posted wait
Jan 8 min
Feb 11 min
Mar 12 min
Apr 11 min
May 9 min
Jun 11 min
Jul 8 min
Aug 7 min
Sep 5 min
Oct 9 min
Nov 10 min
Dec 12 min

Monthly figures are estimated from this park's recorded daily crowd levels, scaled to this ride.

Wait by year

Yearly average and typical daily peak, how demand for this ride has changed

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The Seas with Nemo & Friends average posted wait and typical daily peak by year
Year Average wait Typical peak
2026 9 min 21 min
2025 10 min 22 min
2024 9 min 19 min
2023 8 min 15 min
2022 8 min 17 min
2021 12 min 27 min
2020 11 min 33 min
2019 16 min 41 min
2018 15 min 40 min
2017 14 min 39 min
2016 14 min 35 min
2015 12 min 28 min
2014 6 min 20 min

The posted wait is not your real wait

Parks pad their posted times. We compared over 139,000 measured queue walks with the boards: rides like this one typically move at about 65% of the posted time. This is a modelled estimate, we do not yet have measured walk-through data for this ride. Queues move slowest mid-afternoon and fastest at opening and closing. None of this is a promise: on peak days some queues do run the full posted time.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average wait for The Seas with Nemo & Friends?

The posted wait averages 9 minutes across every day we have tracked, with a recorded peak of 55 minutes.

When is the best time to ride The Seas with Nemo & Friends?

Waits are typically shortest around 9am, and Sundays tend to be the quietest day of the week. Rope drop (arriving before park opening) beats both.

Where do these wait times come from?

Posted times come from the park's own wait boards via queue-times.com, polled every five minutes. The history charts blend our own recorded readings with queue-times.com's published yearly statistics.

Full ride guide

Everything else about The Seas with Nemo & Friends

Height restrictions, what the ride is like, tips and whether it suits your group.

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ParkPulse is a free tool from Theme Park Direct. Live data via queue-times.com. Posted waits change quickly, real-wait figures are typical estimates, not guarantees.