Help deciding Fastpass+ days!

[Chasiti Smith]

Hi all,
We have our honeymoon coming up in May! After we had already booked our hotel and purchased tickets, we decided we wanted to stay a little longer and booked three more nights! We did this all before they announced the opening of Pandora and then when they announced that we were even more excited because we were going to be there during the opening! We got out tickets through undercover tourist and linked them to our MDE app. I called today to add two extra days to our tickets and the disney ticket CM told me that since they were purchased through a third party that I could only upgrade them once we arrived at the resort! So now I have to sacrifice two days of making 60 day out fastpass+ reservations! I need your help! Below is our tentative schedule, please let me know your opinion which days to wait until we get to the resort to make fast passes for! We only need to wait on two days because we were adding two more days of tickets to our current tickets! Thanks for the advice!


Sunday
Animal then Epcot cape may café 5pm

Monday
Epcot then Hollywood studios mama Melrose 5:55 pm

Tuesday
Magic kingdom lunch at crystal palace

Wednesday
Magic kingdom be our guest 8am and California grill 7:30pm

Thursday
Off day boma then rivers of light animal kingdom

Friday
Hollywood studios then epcot or animal dinner at ohana

Saturday
Animal Kingdom morning then magic kingdom and night dinner at trails end (Pandora Opening day)

Sunday
Epcot morning Animal Kingdom Night

Monday
Epcot Morning then Magic kingdom night

 

[scrapquitler]

The answer to which days you should forego making the 60 day fast passes depends entirely on which rides and attractions are must do ones for you. Since you mentioned the opening of Pandora, you'll probably want to be sure to schedule fast passes for your AK days (but nobody knows how far ahead they are going to allow people to make FP for the new Pandora rides, nor how the tiering may happen). If you have more than one tier 1 ride that you want to ride in Epcot, then you'll need to plan 2 days worth of FP for Epcot, unless, for example, you rope drop Soarin' and FP Test track. You can probably forego the HS FP unless one of has your heart set on RNR as your priority.

 

[adisneyaunt]

The answer to which days you should forego making the 60 day fast passes depends entirely on which rides and attractions are must do ones for you. Since you mentioned the opening of Pandora, you'll probably want to be sure to schedule fast passes for your AK days (but nobody knows how far ahead they are going to allow people to make FP for the new Pandora rides, nor how the tiering may happen). If you have more than one tier 1 ride that you want to ride in Epcot, then you'll need to plan 2 days worth of FP for Epcot, unless, for example, you rope drop Soarin' and FP Test track. You can probably forego the HS FP unless one of has your heart set on RNR as your priority.

Small Hijack...TIA
Q... since u mentioned soar n and test track.
Which is typically better to FP... and better to do rope drop?
I thought soar n was more difficult to stand by or rope drop...
Our visit is late March...
love ur opinion, thx

 

[scrapquitler]

Small Hijack...TIA
Q... since u mentioned soar n and test track.
Which is typically better to FP... and better to do rope drop?
I thought soar n was more difficult to stand by or rope drop...
Our visit is late March...
love ur opinion, thx

I really don't know for sure, because we usually do multiple days at Epcot and we don't usually do Test Track because we aren't big fans of it. I do think that the lines for Soarin' are better now than in the past because of the new third theater. We went Stand By on MLK weekend in January and waited less than 10 minutes in the afternoon. We were so surprised, we rode again, also with a similar wait time.