Epcot FastPass Advice

[erin1715]

Can I piggyback on this post and ask if you get a fastpass for TT do you still get to build your own car? It's been awhile since we've ridden TT let alone fastpassed it, but its one that my parents picked to definitely ride when we go in June so I was thinking of getting a fastpass but I think part of the fun is getting to build your own car and want to make sure we would still get to do that.

 

[GADisneyDad14]

Can I piggyback on this post and ask if you get a fastpass for TT do you still get to build your own car? It's been awhile since we've ridden TT let alone fastpassed it, but its one that my parents picked to definitely ride when we go in June so I was thinking of getting a fastpass but I think part of the fun is getting to build your own car and want to make sure we would still get to do that.

Yep, you still build a car with a FP. It's the single-rider line that skips the car building part.

 

[PollyannaMom]

I agree that the tier system kind of forces you to make FPs that you don't really need. I do think the Living with the Land line gets longer than you 'd expect, so maybe use one for that if you want to see it.

We've also booked one for Character Spot, but then ended up skipping it, so I'm not sure how much time it actually would have saved.

My other hidden gem is Turtle Talk with Crush. Even if you go without a "little dude", you can sit in the grown-ups section and just watch. The CMs who preform behind the scenes are really good, and it's so much fun to see the kids amazed! (I also admit it's a nostalgic favorite of ours because DS had such a great experience with it when he was little.)

 

[Haley R]

I agree that the tier system kind of forces you to make FPs that you don't really need. I do think the Living with the Land line gets longer than you 'd expect, so maybe use one for that if you want to see it.

We've also booked one for Character Spot, but then ended up skipping it, so I'm not sure how much time it actually would have saved.

My other hidden gem is Turtle Talk with Crush. Even if you go without a "little dude", you can sit in the grown-ups section and just watch. The CMs who preform behind the scenes are really good, and it's so much fun to see the kids amazed! (I also admit it's a nostalgic favorite of ours because DS had such a great experience with it when he was little.)

We’ve always skipped turtle talk but we might try it next trip just to see what it’s about.