Step 7: Fastpass+
We're certainly not going to pretend that we're experts on the topic of Fastpass +, but we'll tell you what we do know about the service from our one time of using it.
The
process of booking Fastpass+ reservations is fairly simple. Fastpasses for you
entire trip can be booked through My Disney Experience starting at midnight 60
days out for on-site guests and 30 days out for off-site guest. As I have mentioned in the past, you can get
things "last minute." We booked our last trip 49 days out and were
still about to get great reservations, both dining and Fastpass.
Each
member of your party starts out with 3 Fastpasses per day. Everyone does not
have to have Fastpasses for the same attractions at the same time. Inside of
the Fastpass section of the website you can choose Fastpasses for each
individual person. Children under 3 do not require Fastpasses.
Now,
because I don't have valid park admission linked to my account at the moment I
cannot provide screen shots for the booking process. It is a simple process,
though.
At
the 60 or especially 30 day mark you should have your daily plans made to
include dining. These plans should be consulted when making your Fastpass
reservations.
When
making your Fastpass selections you may be unable to get the exact time that
you would like, but fear not, once your selections are made you can make
changes under the "Change Fastpass selections" section.
Tips
for Fastpass:
*
You may want to only book one Fastpass, but you will be forced to have 3. You
are not required to show up for your Fastpass time, so if you have to book two
Fastpasses that you do not want to use, just let the time slot pass and they
will go away as if they had been used.
*
You do not have to plan out your entire trip ahead of time. You can make Fastpass
selections from your wifi connected device or a kiosk once you are inside the
parks based on what attractions have Fastpasses still available.
* To start you have 3 Fastpasses per day, but
that does not mean that you are limited to only 3. Once you have used your
first 3 you can make additional Fastpass selections, one at a time, using a
wifi connected device or a kiosk inside of the parks.
*
Fastpasses are available for most attractions, to include rides, select
character meets, and shows, as well fireworks and parades.
*
For attractions that children may be too small for, Ex. Rock n Roller Coaster,
Splash Mountain, Test Track, that both parents want to ride use a combination
of Fastpass and Rider Swap. Set up a Fastpass for one parent to ride, once that
parent gets in the Fastpass line ask for a Rider Swap card. This way both
parents will be able to go through the Fastpass line.
*
Not every attraction absolutely requires one, and we personally think that
using a Fastpass for a parade or fireworks is a waste.
*
If there is something that you know you will want to ride more than once in a
day book your Fastpass for the afternoon and ride it using the standby or even
the single rider line if it is available first thing in the morning.
Our
Recommendations for Fastpass...
Magic Kingdom
* Seven Dwarves
Mine Train
* Splash Mountain
* Meet Anna and
Elsa
* Meet Cinderella
and Rapunzel
* Peter Pan’s
Flight
* Enchanted Tale’s
With Belle
* Space Mountain
Epcot
* Soarin’
* Test Track
Hollywood Studios
* Rock n Roller
Coaster
* Tower of Terror
* For the First
Time in Forever (Frozen Sing-along)
* Disney Junior
Live on Stage
* Star Tours
Animal Kingdom
* Expedition
Everest
Happy Planning! The only step left is step 8 - Enjoy your trip!
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