cheryterese
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- Sep 10, 2009
Can you reserve 2 of your 3 FPasses for the same ride in one day?
I was told by a Disney agent yes. However we found a website touring plans.com that describes a two tiered system. Group A attractions you can only get 1, for instance test track, vs. group B you can get 2 such as Nemo.
I was told by a Disney agent yes. However we found a website touring plans.com that describes a two tiered system. Group A attractions you can only get 1, for instance test track, vs. group B you can get 2 such as Nemo.
I was told by a Disney agent yes. However we found a website touring plans.com that describes a two tiered system. Group A attractions you can only get 1, for instance test track, vs. group B you can get 2 such as Nemo.
I was told by a Disney agent yes. However we found a website touring plans.com that describes a two tiered system. Group A attractions you can only get 1, for instance test track, vs. group B you can get 2 such as Nemo.
Ok, thanks. We are Soarin' fanatics. I guess we would hustle to ride Soarin' first thing and have a FP for it for later?
If you want to ride it more than once in the same day, that is your best plan.
More reason to not trust the phone CM's. So many of them have no idea what they are talking about.
More reason to not trust the phone CM's. So many of them have no idea what they are talking about.
I know that we often joke about the misinformation doled out by phone CMs. But this level of "wrongness" on a critical point of Disney's new Billion Dollar Baby is really shocking. In most companies, critical errors concerning major new initiatives would simply not be tolerated. It's one thing to say: "I don't know. Let me ask my stupor-visor." But disseminating blatantly false information would not be acceptable on any level.
So it's Disney's fault the CMs don't know of which they speak, but it's not the CMs' fault.