Both work but if you know it's less than put what it is. Like yesterday Peter pan said 30 but I know it wasn't because it only had one lane outside the attraction instead of being filled up outside it too. So I knew it was in the range of 15-20 mins if that. When I got to front it was exactly 12 mins...so I was very close. - MarshaMouse  2835.6 #16 11:25AM

Preferably what you actually experience because the wait times posted at the ride entrance are not always accurate. - LaneSparrow316  846.9 #108 11:22AM

Just don't post times from the board on Main Street. If you enter the time in front of the ride or the actual time you waited that's fine. Sometimes I enter the time out front, then after waiting in line, enter the actual time I waited. Every time entered helps make it more accurate! - Mimmy  1405.6 #57 11:26AM

Yesterday I heard a cm say its actually 10 mins, I just haven't changed it yet and she didn't look like she was in a hurry to either lol so ask usually helps a lot - MarshaMouse  2835.6 #16 11:48AM

You can put the ones that the park posts, or ones that you time yourselves. Both work :) - JoeDownTheRabbitHole  395.9 #337 11:22AM

If I see a CM standing in front I'll ask what they think too. - SUUZinOC  715.3 #140 11:42AM

I only ask because I changed a wait time to actual time waited and 4 minutes later it was changed back to the sign posted time. - jasw18  82.8 #3244 11:47AM

Excellent question! Since I don't get to the parks often, it's harder for me to judge wait times based on a glance at the line. We checked our watches when we got un lines, then again as we were entering the attraction. Once we got off, we looked again at the line and made slight adjustments based on where people were starting from at that moment. Makes sense? - Blissfull1  242.6 #1080 11:55AM