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Disney May Provide FastPass For A Price
(CBS) ORLANDO Walt Disney World may be creating an electronically available FastPass that could provide visitors the opportunity to skip the long lines at Disneys favorite attractions.
According to the Web site JimHillMedia.com, the Walt Disney company filed a patent on Aug. 30, 2007 that would create an electronic, paperless FastPass system.
Guests would be able to download the line-skipping FastPass through a cell phone text message.
An additional entry in the patent discusses allowing guests to use their television and remote in their hotel room to get a FastPass prior to their visit to a park. Then the FastPass information would be downloaded directly onto that guests cell phone.
In addition, the technology would allow Disney to give preferential FastPass treatment to those guests who spend the most money at Walt Disney World resorts and restaurants. That part of the plan may not be popular with guests who arent staying at a Disney property.
The technology is still in the research stage.
(© MMVII, CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.)
Disney May Provide FastPass For A Price
(CBS) ORLANDO Walt Disney World may be creating an electronically available FastPass that could provide visitors the opportunity to skip the long lines at Disneys favorite attractions.
According to the Web site JimHillMedia.com, the Walt Disney company filed a patent on Aug. 30, 2007 that would create an electronic, paperless FastPass system.
Guests would be able to download the line-skipping FastPass through a cell phone text message.
An additional entry in the patent discusses allowing guests to use their television and remote in their hotel room to get a FastPass prior to their visit to a park. Then the FastPass information would be downloaded directly onto that guests cell phone.
In addition, the technology would allow Disney to give preferential FastPass treatment to those guests who spend the most money at Walt Disney World resorts and restaurants. That part of the plan may not be popular with guests who arent staying at a Disney property.
The technology is still in the research stage.
(© MMVII, CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.)



