DisneyBaby2004 said:Flame away - I have never ranted before but there is a first tie for everything. This just makes me personally mad.
That's just stupid.Sorry there is no polite way to say this and I really don't care what comments I get from you or others. "looked rich" - are you serious? Let me tell you, we are no way rich (comfortable yes - rich no )but we always get a few new outfits for our Disney trips - so explain what looking rich looks like - please
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If you did not pay for them and Disney is not selling them - who are you to turn a profit![]()
As far as the people looking strange when reciding them. Those people are probably just shocked because the last idiot (not previous poster) just sold them some FP's or they have probably been riding in the standby line all day and was shocked to get these passes to ride without waiting. We always give them away, sometimes I will stand there for 10 minutes(DH yelling let's go) trying to find groups for the exact number of FP's that we have or I will just leave them on the top of the FP machine if I can't find anyone.
For anyone who is selling them just grow up.![]()
Rant over.

Max Rebo said:One more reply, and then I'm thru with this thread.
When I made the original post, here's the things that were (and weren't) on my mind:
1) Reading the UG, I noted that touring plans for both AK and Epcot call for families to send one member of their group to one side of the park (to acquire FPs), while the rest of the group goes to the other side of the park. The parties will catch up with each other later. While I see the logic in that strategy, I really don't like the idea of leaving my DW with the chore of guiding DD7 and DS4 thru an unfamiliar theme park among hordes of people without my help. (Or vice versa).
2) I read the UG's section on stroller rentals, which discusses a thriving "brown market," where people sell their rented strollers at a discount, rather than return them.
3) In the back of my mind was a thread from a few days ago about Mountain Dew, and the story of one guy saying someone offered him $20 for his contraband Pepsi.
Well, I put these notions together and I came up with the idea of buying/selling Fastpasses. This would alleviate the need to split our party and dash from one end of the park to the other, as prescribed in the UG. Besides that, imagine being able to walk into the theme park with FPs to several of your favorite rides already in hand. Could make planning easier. Personally, I'd be willing to pay a few bucks for such a service. And I figured other people might, too.
What I didn't know was that there is already a well-established method of getting rid of extra FPs: Giving them away. While technically against the rules, this is obviously a well-established tradition. Had I been to WDW recently, I probably would have already known this, but as my last visit was 9 years ago, before the days of FPs, I don't know how I could have known this information.
So, fellow DISers, rest-assured: I will not be selling any FPs. Taking a wealth of good suggestions, I will kindly give away any extra FPs that end up in my possession.
But also know that I am not a troll, nor am I "just a kid." I am but a humble dad eager to take his kids on a trip to WDW.
Since many of you are obviously interested in ways to spread "pixie dust," I will close with my own suggestion: Be considerate about the way you respond to people on the Internet. I know you can't see my face, and it's hard to judge true intent, but consider offering the benefit of the doubt. "What goes around comes around" is an idea that applies to more than just how you get rid of extra FPs.
javaonline said:Plus...I think the pixie dusters would have been good just to say...
"Sorry Max, Disney doesnt allow this activity"
Instead everybody piled on you. Very nice hospitality.
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Max Rebo said:One more reply, and then I'm thru with this thread.
When I made the original post, here's the things that were (and weren't) on my mind:
1) Reading the UG, I noted that touring plans for both AK and Epcot call for families to send one member of their group to one side of the park (to acquire FPs), while the rest of the group goes to the other side of the park. The parties will catch up with each other later. While I see the logic in that strategy, I really don't like the idea of leaving my DW with the chore of guiding DD7 and DS4 thru an unfamiliar theme park among hordes of people without my help. (Or vice versa).
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la79al said:Why wouldn't you just GIVE the fastpasses to someone on your way out? It's not like they cost you anything.

sorul82? said:Someone posted in the last few days about a man buying FP's to RR for $40.
M. Eisner said:Hey, look at me everyone! I'm spreading pixie dust by joining the mob and reaming some poor soul for asking a question.
Max, since you are relatively new, I'll give you some tips to follow so in the future you don't upset those with a "Disneyier than thou" attitude":
1. First you need to sit on these boards 8 hours a day and discuss minutia about Disney.
2. Say pixie dust in your posts every once in a while.
3. Scream at some fool who asks about reusing mugs or might offend a handicapped person.
4. Add your goofy answer to the word snake.
5. Finally, these boards arent for new people to ask questions. Theyre for veterans to shriek at people like you.
Hope that helps. Have a pixie trip!
I'm guilty of... let's see... 1, 2, and I've almost done 3.DepCor0311 said:Wow, M. Eisner,
Seems like you are too cool for the Dis...

So, if I don't use a Fastpass I just bring it back home with me.
SO, here is a TIP: If you have a fastpass for say, Soarin' and you are NEAR the Standbyline, hold it up with your left or right hand and say: HEY I HAVE A SINGLE RIDER FASTPASS FOR THIS RIDE IN (whatever minutes/time etc) FIRST PERSON THAT TAKES IT OUT OF MY HAND ITS YOURS!! And I just thought of this, while looking at the FP thats on my desk now for Soarin' on 8/13/06. 
Max Rebo said:Suppose you're leaving a park for the day ... hopping, going back to the hotel, etc.
Any reason you couldn't grab a few Fastpasses on your way to the exit, and sell them to people on their way in?
I've heard of people doing something similar with strollers .... wondering if it could work with Fastpasses. Are there any rules regarding this?

sorcerormickey said:We *witnessed* a woman buying FP's from some guy selling them in front of EE a couple of weeks ago. A CM saw it too and got a manager who confonted the man with Security. They found the woman in the FP line, made the guy give her the money back, and he was escorted out of the park. (While people clapped who watched the nonsense going on!!) The woman was given comp FPs even tho she was in the wrong as well. (IMHO)

Max Rebo said:One more reply, and then I'm thru with this thread.
When I made the original post, here's the things that were (and weren't) on my mind:
1) Reading the UG, I noted that touring plans for both AK and Epcot call for families to send one member of their group to one side of the park (to acquire FPs), while the rest of the group goes to the other side of the park. The parties will catch up with each other later. While I see the logic in that strategy, I really don't like the idea of leaving my DW with the chore of guiding DD7 and DS4 thru an unfamiliar theme park among hordes of people without my help. (Or vice versa).
2) I read the UG's section on stroller rentals, which discusses a thriving "brown market," where people sell their rented strollers at a discount, rather than return them.
3) In the back of my mind was a thread from a few days ago about Mountain Dew, and the story of one guy saying someone offered him $20 for his contraband Pepsi.
Well, I put these notions together and I came up with the idea of buying/selling Fastpasses. This would alleviate the need to split our party and dash from one end of the park to the other, as prescribed in the UG. Besides that, imagine being able to walk into the theme park with FPs to several of your favorite rides already in hand. Could make planning easier. Personally, I'd be willing to pay a few bucks for such a service. And I figured other people might, too.
What I didn't know was that there is already a well-established method of getting rid of extra FPs: Giving them away. While technically against the rules, this is obviously a well-established tradition. Had I been to WDW recently, I probably would have already known this, but as my last visit was 9 years ago, before the days of FPs, I don't know how I could have known this information.
So, fellow DISers, rest-assured: I will not be selling any FPs. Taking a wealth of good suggestions, I will kindly give away any extra FPs that end up in my possession.
But also know that I am not a troll, nor am I "just a kid." I am but a humble dad eager to take his kids on a trip to WDW.
Since many of you are obviously interested in ways to spread "pixie dust," I will close with my own suggestion: Be considerate about the way you respond to people on the Internet. I know you can't see my face, and it's hard to judge true intent, but consider offering the benefit of the doubt. "What goes around comes around" is an idea that applies to more than just how you get rid of extra FPs.
Geez, talk about stepping in it. This tread has been very entertaining to read. Max if all you said is true I do hope you don't get scared off. There are many others that don't take all this so seriously. You'd think they all owned Disney stock or something. I've had situations where I've sold tickets (individual day-long time ago) that I wasn't going to use at half what I paid (works out for both of us), and I've given away things too (balloons we didn't want to carry all the way home, pins, fastpasses
, etc.). Oh, and pixie dust. Just in case.DisneyBaby2004 said:Flame away - I have never ranted before but there is a first tie for everything. This just makes me personally mad.
That's just stupid.Sorry there is no polite way to say this and I really don't care what comments I get from you or others. "looked rich" - are you serious? Let me tell you, we are no way rich (comfortable yes - rich no )but we always get a few new outfits for our Disney trips - so explain what looking rich looks like - please
![]()
If you did not pay for them and Disney is not selling them - who are you to turn a profit![]()
As far as the people looking strange when reciding them. Those people are probably just shocked because the last idiot (not previous poster) just sold them some FP's or they have probably been riding in the standby line all day and was shocked to get these passes to ride without waiting. We always give them away, sometimes I will stand there for 10 minutes(DH yelling let's go) trying to find groups for the exact number of FP's that we have or I will just leave them on the top of the FP machine if I can't find anyone.
For anyone who is selling them just grow up.![]()
Rant over.