How long are the waits for offsite guests to get a fast pass?

[geenerbell]

Are they longer than the old fastpass lines? Are there multiple kiosks in each park? Does anyone know the locations of the kiosks?

 

[HopperFan]

Def do NOT stop at the first Kiosk you see. Just back and it never failed those lines were long but when you kept walking there were plenty of CMs standing there with iPads ready to go with no one to help. EX: DHS head to end of the Boulevard and to right of the hat there had to be 8 or more at least half waiting to help someone.

 

[melliemelo]

Good to know... I have been wondering this too....

 

[geenerbell]

Def do NOT stop at the first Kiosk you see. Just back and it never failed those lines were long but when you kept walking there were plenty of CMs standing there with iPads ready to go with no one to help. EX: DHS head to end of the Boulevard and to right of the hat there had to be 8 or more at least half waiting to help someone.

Thank you for the information. Are the kiosks all in the same place?

 

[mesaboy2]

Thank you for the information. Are the kiosks all in the same place?

See the green link in my signature for a list of kiosk locations.

 

[dougsmom98]

We are staying off site and went to MK yesterday, we were through the gates at 7:30 am for an 8 am opening. There were people in the gates with iPads that were able to schedule FP+ for guests including off site guests. I was under the impression that they would not be able to help me because I was an off site guest, but I asked just to be sure. It took less than five minutes. I was able to get Thunder, Space, and Enchanted Tales with Belle for our party of 9 before I entered the parks. The return times were 1:30, 3:30 and 5:30. I didn't bother trying to get earlier times because I knew we would be there that late. I am going to Epcot tomorrow and I plan to post my off site experience on Friday.

 

[alisatj]

I used the kiosk by Philharmagic on two different days when we were there a couple of weeks ago. Both times it was probably around 9:30. (We'd hit rope drop, ride a thing or two, then get in line.) Anyway, the whole process from line to having FP's in place took maybe 10 minutes. Later in the day, there was more of a line there.

At AK, we hit rope drop and headed for the Safari first thing. When we got there, Safari was a walk-on so I went ahead and reserved my FP right there at the kiosk before riding - no line.

At DHS, we hit rope drop and went to TSMM first. Rode that, then got the FP at the kiosk right there. Again, no wait.

At Epcot, rope drop, rode Soarin', then got FP's outside The Land where there were several CM's with IPads - no wait.

 

[geenerbell]

See the green link in my signature for a list of kiosk locations.

Awesome! Thanks