Fp+ split day booking

[cavesrus]

Who do u drop one n one park and add another in other park? We have Anna and Elsa meet and buzz and one other want to drop buzz and pick up soarin n Epcot due to we be ther diving later that same day. Thanks n advance

 

[MommaPeel]

You have to use all three passes in your first park, then after the last time is completed, in the parks you can select fp+ in an additional park.

 

[mesaboy2]

Who do u drop one n one park and add another in other park? We have Anna and Elsa meet and buzz and one other want to drop buzz and pick up soarin n Epcot due to we be ther diving later that same day. Thanks n advance

See the green link in my signature.

 

[cavesrus]

Called Disney today and as of then not able to do till at the park. But could changes soon possible she said but no idea of when.

 

[mesaboy2]

Called Disney today and as of then not able to do till at the park. But could changes soon possible she said but no idea of when.

Yep, that's what we said. The phone CM happened to be right too.

 

[jco_direwolf]

Called Disney today and as of then not able to do till at the park. But could changes soon possible she said but no idea of when.

You can't move your 3rd even at the park. Only 4+ FP can be at adifferent park. If you really don't want to use the 3rd, then book something like IASW for 9a, so you aren't stealing something useful.

I HONESTLY don't think we'll see being able to split across parks any time soon. Simple reason is just for the reason you want to do it. it will make the headliner attractions go faster. Everyone would book TSM, Soarin, and A&E/7DMT, and it destroys the tiering system.

 

[btk2333]

You can't move your 3rd even at the park. Only 4+ FP can be at adifferent park. If you really don't want to use the 3rd, then book something like IASW for 9a, so you aren't stealing something useful.

I HONESTLY don't think we'll see being able to split across parks any time soon. Simple reason is just for the reason you want to do it. it will make the headliner attractions go faster. Everyone would book TSM, Soarin, and A&E/7DMT, and it destroys the tiering system.

Theoretically they could still maintain the tier system- say if someone booked TSMM, then they couldn't book Soarin' or A&E they'd have to use their other two FP+'s at the second tier attractions. I don't think your reason necessarily prevents Disney from allowing park hopping with the initial 3 FP+

 

[jco_direwolf]

Theoretically they could still maintain the tier system- say if someone booked TSMM, then they couldn't book Soarin' or A&E they'd have to use their other two FP+'s at the second tier attractions. I don't think your reason necessarily prevents Disney from allowing park hopping with the initial 3 FP+

Can you imagine the support calls they would get?

1park for your pre booked ones is a simple rule that everyone can understand.

Any park any attraction except only 1 of ....

Just seems simple straight forward plus you aren't having to explain you can't have a park hopping within the same 2-3 hour period? Because they don't want people to miss their second park.

It seems logistically and support wise its not something I would sign up my support team for.

 

[btk2333]

Can you imagine the support calls they would get?

1park for your pre booked ones is a simple rule that everyone can understand.

Any park any attraction except only 1 of ....

Just seems simple straight forward plus you aren't having to explain you can't have a park hopping within the same 2-3 hour period? Because they don't want people to miss their second park.

It seems logistically and support wise its not something I would sign up my support team for.

They could just release a list

Tier 1
Blah Blah

Tier 2
blah blah

and say you get to pick one from tier 1 and 2 from tier 2 at any park you choose- I"d let people choose whatever times they want- if they miss them it's their fault, and Disney could put this on the screen like they do for ADR's ("make sure to give such and such time to get to a different park")