Front of the Line at Disney World...does anybody know of any tour that might provide.

[lizdotcom99]

this service?
My rather rich brother in law would like to "pay" for the priveledge of Front of the Line at Disney. Is there any such thing available. Are there certain tours where FOTL is a part of the tour. I am thinking that is not the case, but I told him I would ask 55,000 of my closest friends. Also what is the fast pass limit now? Can you hold 2 fast passes at once. Sorry if this has been asked before, but I have a feeling someone here will know. Thanks.
Liz

 

[topcat011]

I think the only place that sells front of the line tickets are Universal.

And you can only hold one fast pass at a time but you can now get another when you are within a hour of that fast pass.

 

[sydsdad]

Just a quick Fastpass tip-
(only to be shared amongst us 55,000)

Check the bottom of your fastpass---it will
tell you when you're able to get another one
--
we just came back and on a couple of occassions
we got passes literally minutes after printing the ones we
were holding

 

[lizdotcom99]

It will be out little secret!!!!

 

[TLinden16]

Someone asked our Keys to the Kingdom a similar question in August. The person asked if VIPs are ushered to the front of the line. Our tour guide said that they are not ushered to the front of the line. She said that the VIP guides use fast passes, and know how to get the guests around the park quickly so they can get everything done with no waiting.

Karen

 

[Betty X]

A friend of mine who went to WDW courtesy of the Make a Wish Foundation told me that she and her family entered all of the rides via a back entrance and had a personal tour guide to assist her with this.

I thought that Tour Guide Mike used to be a VIP tour guide that did this type of thing. I believe it is possible.

 

[seashoreCM]

I was told that Make A Wish and certain similar organizations get front of the line privileges for their participants. However I trust that you would not want to trade places with any of those participants.

As best as I can determine from experience over Thanksgiving week, it seems that when you can get another fast pass depends on what ride that next fast pass is for, together with how busy the park is. This may let you get another fastpass before the time for doing so stated on the fastpass you already have. You won't find that out without trying.

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

You should always be able to get another fastpass for any ride after using all the fastpasses you had or about two hours from the last time you got a fastpass, whichever time comes first.

 

[lizdotcom99]

And Seashore...you are certainly right about the Make A Wish thing...but if I were in that situation, I think my wish would be a trip to Disney as well. I sure am glad Make A Wish is able to grant so many kids last wishes!!!! What a great organization!!!

 

[Threehearts]

My brother wanted to make his trip easy as well as hired several VIP tour guides for EACH day for his family of 6. He raved about them. They came to the GF and picked up the family and then split up the 4 kids and 2 adults depending on their wishes. He likened the service to a personal concierge. At no time did they get front of the line priveleges but I know they got everything done that they wanted to on their first WDW trip. Good luck! Threehearts

 

[sydsdad]

lizdotcom99--

tlinden is right--i can tell you
having used outside guides,
that they really do know how to navigate the parks-
they have their schedule and juggle
your groups needs all the while hustling ALL OVER the parks while you're at the ride--if they have a willing participant from
within the group--all the better-
the service is anything but cheap, if you can afford it( they charge per hour and have a minimum number of hours ) it could
really spoil you-