Fastpass Question

[Karnak]

Doubt that I'd ever try this because I don't use the fastpass system all that much, but here's my question ...

My wife and I both have annual passes, and have used our passes several times in the past. However, on my upcoming trip I will be visiting WDW solo. What would happen if I attempted to use both my annual pass AND my wife's in attempt to get two fastpasses at the same time? Say, if I entered the Studios (solo), went to the TOT fastpass machine and ran BOTH of our annual passes through the machine.

Reckon that would work? That way I could ride the attraction twice in a row, bypassing the standby line both times.

Thanks for your thoughts.

 

[OurMsBrooks]

I'm not 100% certain about this, but I think I recall reading on the boards somewhere that this would not work. I believe I read that your ticket has to pass through the scanner at the entrance gate in order for it to work in the Fastpass machines. Couldn't hurt to try, though.

 

[Cor44432]

I don't think that would work. In order for the AP to work in the fastpass
machine, it first has to be scanned when you enter the park. So being that
your wife is not with you, I doubt the cm at the entrance would let you scan
both AP's (they might, but I wouldn't count on it).

 

[seashoreCM]

The ticket must have been used to enter that park that day in order to work in the fastpass machines.

Letting you scan both tickets is a ticket non-transferability infraction by a CM.

Disney hints:
http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/disney.htm

 

[Shelby5514]

I just ran into this in May. My AP was not scanned at the gate due to de-magnitization. The CM waved me through. When I tried to get a Fastpass at Soarin' it spit out a ticket saying something to the effect that my AP was not used for entrance that day. I asked the CM at Soarin' and she said that if the pass was not scanned upon entering the park, it was invalid in the Fastpass system.