Baby swap

[Garyjames220]

Hi

Can someone explain to me how baby swap works

We will be travelling with a baby and hoping we still get to go on some thrill rides

- Do u get only so many a day

- do U skip a lot of the cue

- do U get all your fast passes on top of this

Really don’t no a lot about it

 

[eliseisawkward]

This thread is a good place to start learning about rider swap since they recently changed some aspects:

https://www.disboards.com/threads/just-found-out-about-rider-swap-change-to-digital-returns.3731019/

AFAIK: they are not limited to a specific number per day, but you can only have one at a time. You don’t skip queues. You still get fast passes.

 

[EdnaMarieMode]

This thread is a good place to start learning about rider swap since they recently changed some aspects:

https://www.disboards.com/threads/just-found-out-about-rider-swap-change-to-digital-returns.3731019/

AFAIK: they are not limited to a specific number per day, but you can only have one at a time. You don’t skip queues. You still get fast passes.

This ^^^^^^
You can have 1 "open" at a time, as many per day as you want/ need.
You still book FP.

You only skip any of the queue if you have a FP. If you ride an attraction in the standby line, the first half of the party would wait the posted standby time and then the members of your party who ride second would skip part of the queue (they are allowed into the FP line).

To get RS, see a CM at the FP entrance. Tell them you need a Rider Switch. They will ask to see the child who can not ride. Then they will guide you from there. Return times vary but for us it was roughly the posted standby wait plus 10-15 minutes. For example if the wait was 20 minutes in the standby line we were given 45 minutes in which to return for the second half to ride. If we used FP then the time allowed to return was shorter than the standby time (roughly the time it takes to ride using FP plus 10-15 minutes).