So when a G+ expires you can book another one even if you haven't used it? Even if it's not 2 hours from park opening?
Yes, when your most-recently-booked Genie+ expires, you can book another Genie+, even though you didn't use it.
I'd always interpreted "expired" as meaning the expiration time had actually occurred, not that it was the expiration time noted on the reservation.
What's the difference? Your Dino Genie+ is for 11:55-12:55. The expiration time "on the reservation" is 12:55. When has the expiration time "actually occurred," if not at 12:55? If it is past 12:55 and you haven't used or cancelled your Genie+, hasn't expiration "actually occurred"?
Don’t feel bad . It’s so confusing!
Let's just agree on "wrong." Getting confused on something as complex as the Genie+ rules doesn't require anyone to be "stupid." It's rather easy to do.
I just felt flummoxed by the entire thing. And the heat, humidity, and monsoon didn't help, either! I hope I understand now. I think I'd just never been in the position where I'd booked a ride that was in the immediate future like that. I often stack or book my first ride for much later in the day.
Not that has been reported in this thread as your scenario has not happened yet (single park ticket + party). Are you hoping to use G+ at AK? If not, you can try to book multi and if you can’t only book MK and stack. People have purchased G+ with only a party ticket.
We would like to use G+ in AK. But your saying that if we don't use it in AK we can use it in MK only for the party! That's good to know. I'm hoping we can use the multi. If not I guess we will neeed to decide which is most important to us.
It is how we anticipate it will work based on past experiences but again, because your scenario has not yet happened we don't know for sure how the system will behave.
We will definitely be trying it in August and will post back after our trip!
If you have a park hopper or AP, then yes, you can. The MK ILL will have to be for after 2 pm, since you can't hop before then.
In general, you would not need a LL for shows and in most cases all the LL does for shows is move you into the pre-show “holding area” a little sooner than guests without a LL. But once the theater doors open it’s every man for himself (no preferred seating given to LL holders). It is usually absolutely reasonable to not get a LL for a show and use the show to fill in time between LL or other attractions.
) but the last time we went in August, the same held true despite lower crowd levels. The air conditioning makes it extra popular.
It can be, but it depends on a lot of factors. One of them is if the ride went down before your G+ time. When that happens and the ride is back up, sometimes the G+ line can be quite long. Another is if the ride breaks down while you're in line. Then you could wait a while before being told that the ride's broken and you can't wait anymore. At that point, you'll get a multi-ride G+, but you still will have waited.
