Fast Pass Wallet

Meh, I just stuff them in my wallet. Probably not the best thing as I risk losing important stuff taking it out. You could even put them in a pocket.
 
My family and I use lanyards to keep our fastpasses, DL tickets & ART bus passes for easy access. You can put your pins on the material part around your neck if you collect them, and the plastic wallet on the end is for the passes.
We have bought them at the 7/11 in Anaheim quite cheaply, they sell them at DL, but they are more expensive.
 

Sometimes we use our lanyards, sometimes I stick them in the back pocket of my jeans and sometimes they go in my DH's wallet, just whatever you think will work and not get lost! preference I guess!
 
We have a case that looks something like this:

http://www.thewaterproofstore.com/cardcase.html

Ours is clear and it is the BEST thing we ever got. We put our APs in it as well as FP for 5 people that we collect all morning. I can probably fit about 20-25 FP w/our APs in it.
 
I keep them in the credit card slots in my purse (a large wallet Baggalini that can go around my shoulder or hips).
 
I use a case like the one that silence showed. It will go in a bag or can be attached to a lanyard - keeps everything dry and you can put fastpasses and money in there too.
 
We've generally just used a lanyard with a pouch.

But the other week we went to the fair, and there was a kiosk selling these interesting wallet-type things. We ended up buying some (hubby for day to day, me for Disney, DS because he convinced us that it simply wasn't fair that he wasn't getting one LOL). The website is www.sideswipewallet.com.

It does turn out that the sleeves are on the tight side for plastic cards, but I bet it will be perfect for FPs...put one plastic card in, then FPs in the same one (to make it tight for the FPs so they don't slip out). I'm bringing it for our WDW trip in December to see how it works for those purposes...

YOu can take the post out and slide a keychain thing on, which is what I'll do, then attach it to a lanyard...maybe. We'll see how bulky that is.
 
I use a zippered pouch on a belt pack.

Or, like others said, a pouch on a lanyard.
 
I put them in my pockets usually. And then I get really sad when I get home and start to do my laundry and find a fast pass that I didn’t use in my pocket, LOL.
 
I'm not sure on this, something I've been thinking about.

I usually use my pocket. I don't carry my wallet into the park just important things.

But I also have a lanyard with a zippered small bag on it. It's good and was cheap about $6. But it can leak a little if I am getting soaked.

I though about getting the clear one with a slider to open close it. But if it gets used a lot the sun will harden it and it will crack and fall apart.

I like the ideas so far! :thumbsup2
 
I used a Vera Bradley Zip Id Case (the kind with a sturdy keyring attached to the corner). It worked perfectly for all of our fast passes, room keys, tickets, photo passes. HTH.
 
Be careful if you use a lanyard make sure the part that you would put the passes in is securely attached to the lanyard part that goes around your neck. My DH had ours on his lanyard and the pouch part flew off on a ride (we think Indiana Jones but can't say for sure) and it had our DL tickets in it and we still had one more day at the park. Luckily DL was great and gave us a ticket to use the following day.
 
I use a lanyard in the park, I keep my part ticket or AP (whichever applies) in the lanyard pouch along with fastpasses for the rest of our group. I've never lost one yet. :)
 

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