FP+ w/ young children

[staceyeileen]

Basically, always pick up an RS ticket if your eligible for it because your 4yo can get lots of extra rides this way.

 

[deedeew80]

Is there a list of which attractions offer RS tickets? I'm not sure if it will work to our advantage though since DH isn't a fan of many thrill type rides! But my DD5 loves them! I also have a DS2 who isn't into rides yet. So I don't know how I'm even choosing FP+ or using RS!

 

[Imagineer22]

Thought just came to mind with above post, do you HAVE to switch adults with RS? If you get a RS ticket can the same adult ride again? Sounds like the adult could show up with a young child and non-rider, get a RS ticket and essentially wait in line and then go through the FP line with the RS ticket and get to ride twice with only waiting once.

Seems very unethical to me and don't think I would do it but curiosity has struck. What prevents people from taking advantage of this system?

 

[staceyeileen]

Thought just came to mind with above post, do you HAVE to switch adults with RS? If you get a RS ticket can the same adult ride again? Sounds like the adult could show up with a young child and non-rider, get a RS ticket and essentially wait in line and then go through the FP line with the RS ticket and get to ride twice with only waiting once.

Seems very unethical to me and don't think I would do it but curiosity has struck. What prevents people from taking advantage of this system?

There's nothing that would prevent it. There are several ways that the current system could be abused.