You might be able to RD Soarin’, FP Soarin’, then do the single rider line at TT before 11am. It might be a good idea to monitor the lines at Epcot. Generally, the single rider line can usually save you a lot of time. As an example, as of this writing right now, TT line is 74 minutes at 4:30pm, but single rider is 33 minutes. Rock & Roller Coaster 64 minutes, but 37 minutes for single rider. So an early morning single rider might be 10-20 minutes.
If single rider isn’t desired, then I would do what you said, though the 2nd Soarin’ ride wait may be a little long.
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You might be able to RD Soarin’, FP Soarin’, then do the single rider line at TT before 11am[/quote]
That was my first thought. I’d almost certainly use my FPP for Soarin, since the non-FPP line for that seems very slow and the Test Track queue has a little more to look at, and it offers the single rider line. I may also cancel my other two FPP selections before I left for the park, and then checked the kiosk at Innoventions on my way across the park. Since it’ll likely be early (before 10:00 AM) when you do that, you’ll probably still be able to reserve a Test Track FPP for later in the day, probably before your mid-afternoon break.
I do not go on TT, so I will often save my FPs for another park and RD Soarin. The only delay in the first ride of Soarin is that the can wait a few minutes to gett enough people to load a full ride. Most often I can ride it twice by 9:50.
We watched the Soarin line from Sunshine Seasons last week. High crowds. The wait was under 10-20 mins until 9:30. Then it shot up to 60 and then 90 by 10:00. Unless you are one if the very first in, it’s going to be tough