Current Events > Did Fast Pass ruin Disney?

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Did it cause Disney to throttle the regular lines?

It certainly didn't cause you to become a good poster, we know that at least
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Yeah, because two hour lines are just so much better than 5 to 20 minute ones. :/

Frolex posted...

It certainly didn't cause you to become a good poster, we know that at least

Damn
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I c what u did thar. Or rather I c what u attempted 2 do thar and fell flat on ur face instead.
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Spooking posted...

I feel bad for Lil Jimmy who didn't even make it to the line due to his 56k shoes.

What?
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no but it does get you the stink eye from just about everyone at the park
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That second post headshot.
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electricbugs2 posted...

Spooking posted...

I feel bad for Lil Jimmy who didn't even make it to the line due to his 56k shoes.

What?

loose! footloose! kick off your 28.8k shoes!
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yoloswag420 ruined disney imho
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I have no idea if this is some thinly veiled topic about something else, going by the replies in here, but I was just in WDW last week and the FastPass system is glorious. Neither unfairly generous nor prohibitively punishing.
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I actually know a guy who was on the team that designed it
he's so proud of it and has gotten job offers just from it alone, so you know it's a thing of beauty
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The one and only downside is that, given how its a reservation system and resort guests get dibs up to 60 days ahead of their visit, youre never, ever, ever going to find a FastPass for the hottest ticket ride (currently Avatar) the day of. Fuck, you might not be able to get it at the 30 days given to non-resort guests.

Granted, I say that and the second most demanded ride (Frozen) had a FP spot open for late that same night one day, while you couldnt get them even a week or two in advance. So Avatar probably has that happen once in a great while.

All that being said, the hassle of reserving your rides 30-60 days out is 100% worth it when you then pretty much walk on those rides at the appointed time and the whole feature is literally free, so...
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Mr_Biscuit posted...

I have no idea if this is some thinly veiled topic about something else, going by the replies in here, but I was just in WDW last week and the FastPass system is glorious. Neither unfairly generous nor prohibitively punishing.

net neutrality
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Krojen posted...

Mr_Biscuit posted...

I have no idea if this is some thinly veiled topic about something else, going by the replies in here, but I was just in WDW last week and the FastPass system is glorious. Neither unfairly generous nor prohibitively punishing.

net neutrality

...I have no idea how a free service correlates to NN, so ima peace out
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Mr_Biscuit posted...

I have no idea how a free service correlates to NN

Neither does TC.
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How does the fast pass work in disney?
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FLAMING EVIL HOMER posted...

How does the fast pass work in disney?

Free service. You can reserve up to three rides in advance for every individual day of your trip. Your reservation window is an hour, and as long as you show up within that hour, youre good. Once youve used your three, you can then get more if there are fastpasses left for rides later in the day.

People staying on property can get their reservations 60 days in advance, people staying off property can do 30. You can, of course, still grab fastpasses the day of, if you decide to go spur of the moment they just will probably be for late in the day and likely wont be available for the tip-top marquee attractions.
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