Seville Cathedral is one of the most visited landmarks in Spain, welcoming over 2 million visitors annually. During peak season (March–June and September–October), entry lines can stretch 60–90 minutes, especially between 11am and 2pm. Entry is via the Puerta del Lagarto, near the Giralda Tower. Queues often start forming before opening hours and snake around Patio de los Naranjos, creating long delays for unreserved visitors. With limited shaded areas and rising midday heat, the wait can be uncomfortable, making skip-the-line access a time-saving and stress-free choice.