mesaboy why do you say she doesn't need FP+ for illuminations? is it not worth it?
I'm traveling with a group next week and am trying to change a FastPass for one member of our party. The group has picked Rockin' Roller Coaster but one member would prefer to ride a different attraction. I know how to make the change and have tried every available time for that day but the only options it gives me to switch to are Beauty and the Beast or Fantasmic. I'm not sure why my options are so limited and would love some expert insight. Thanks!
Woo Hoo!!!! Thanks for the heads up on the fast pass for Be Our Guest at lunch time! I have been there but went to MK twice with people who have never been to Be our guest and the lines were crazy. Just made fast pass reservations for my visit with my daughter who has not yet seen Belle's castle! You made my day!!!
We made reservations for dinner at BOG. This is is probably a stupid question, will need to worry about lines or using FP if we have a reservation? We were lucky to the reservation we made, it was the only dinner available (at this point) for the entire week we will be there.
When you say "suggested parks", where do you find these recommendations? I've seen lots of sites that do them, but wonder who you think is most reliable. Thanks!They will be!! If you try to stick to the suggested parks for the day they can be a little less daunting, and obviously at the more spread out parks it doesn't seem as bad. We've always gone in June and July, aren't really rope drop people, haven't ever stood in a line for more than 20-30 minutes (and that was on rare occasion) and have always felt like we had a full trip and rode everything we wanted to!
When you say "suggested parks", where do you find these recommendations? I've seen lots of sites that do them, but wonder who you think is most reliable. Thanks!
Ooh, I did not know that--thanks!
Can I get a couple others to confirm this, then I'll remove that note on the OP?
Ooh, I did not know that--thanks!
Can I get a couple others to confirm this, then I'll remove that note on the OP?
Group 1/Tier 1 rides are the ones that are bolded. Explained in the red tiering section below the list.
IMO, it is not worth it for two reasons. One, it is not difficult to find what I would call a "good" or "decent" spot just 15-20 minutes before the show. Two, it is grouped with two far better choices for FP: Test Track and Soarin'. Using FP at either of these usually saves an hour or more of waiting.
Confirming that I booked Illuminations at 60 days out.
Illuminations was an option for me at 60 days as well.
Oh I see thanks? What do you think about wishes or the eletrical parade at MK for a FP+ option? I will have young kids and a cranky husand who after waiting in line all day will not be as willing to get to a spot to wait and hour in a half for either event. actually more the husband then the kids LOL! Also we will have my parents who are in there upper 60's and standing for long periods will be hard on them after doing it most of the day. how do they work these particular FP options? Thanks once again for your help with this issue.
Where do you think is the best spot to see the show 15-20 minutes before?
Oh I see thanks? What do you think about wishes or the eletrical parade at MK for a FP+ option? I will have young kids and a cranky husand who after waiting in line all day will not be as willing to get to a spot to wait and hour in a half for either event. actually more the husband then the kids LOL! Also we will have my parents who are in there upper 60's and standing for long periods will be hard on them after doing it most of the day. how do they work these particular FP options? Thanks once again for your help with this issue.
I asked this before as we'll since there are so many different sites. The consensus was Josh at Easy WDW was the most user friendly and reliable, but those are just the opinions I was givenWe followed his suggestions on our last trip and did pretty well
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I am SO NOT an expert, so take this for what it's worth.
Personally, if there's still a way to do it, I would book the dessert party instead of spending a FP+ on Wishes.
That was our Christmas present to my brother in law in his family, and my sister in law and her husband, all of whom will be joining us in WDW. If you can book it, you could call it a combo Mother's Day/ Father's Day gift for the cranky husband and the tired grandparents.
Not only does everyone get to enjoy the fabulous desserts, but you get a SEAT --with a cup of coffee if you choose-- for Wishes. (And, as a bonus, there's a Photopass photographer there-- you can get some amazing family shots with the castle as a backdrop.)
It's certainly an option to consider if you can swing the finances-- and it doesn't use up one of those valuable FP's.
You can book it at 180+10.