How much would you pay for unlimited FPs at WDW?

[MichiganDVC]

Everyone seems to love the Unlimited Express pass that Universal offers for an additional fee ($40-$110 a day) or to guests at their three deluxe hotels.

What would YOU pay for unlimited Fast Passes?

 

[Jennasis]

Not one single red/thin dime. I don't do it at Universal and I wouldn't do it at Disney.

 

[butterfly71076]

Nothing

 

[Ravenne]

$0.00

 

[ajwolfe]

Nothing. We never buy those types of things at any theme park we go to. Either we wait in line or we skip the ride; that simple.

 

[MichiganDVC]

You guys are quick! I had a poll coming.....

 

[2manypets]

Me too. Nada.

 

[stairstepmom]

Tickets cost us about 3k currently (for 3 ad/7 ch non PH) and I'd be willing to pay total 5k for tickets with unlimited FPs (assuming Disney didn't oversell like they do everything else - 20 min in a FP line is not Fast) So I guess about $200 pp? When you have a bunch of little kids, time is worth quite a bit to us!

 

[morethananyonex]

If it was included in the price of certain hotels or rooms we might consider upgrading. As for paying for it directly, not sure, maybe $150-200 per ticket, don't think I would pay a per day fee. Not sure if that's a number that is restrictive enough that it would even be possible though.

I would only pay for a true unlimited pass that doesn't require scheduling, not likely to pay through the nose for additional FP.

 

[JeremyGNJ]

If they ever tried to do that...it wouldn't work. Because too many people would buy it, and you'd be waiting in a line for FP

 

[morethananyonex]

If they ever tried to do that...it wouldn't work. Because too many people would buy it, and you'd be waiting in a line for FP

Yes it would, it would just have to be priced out of enough people's price ranges that they're willing to pay.

 

[CarlaLovesDisney]

If they ever tried to do that...it wouldn't work. Because too many people would buy it, and you'd be waiting in a line for FP

This isn't what happens at Universal, though.

 

[WillAustin]

Yes it would, it would just have to be priced out of enough people's price ranges that they're willing to pay.

They could cap the number sold per day as well.

 

[AndreaA]

If they ever tried to do that...it wouldn't work. Because too many people would buy it, and you'd be waiting in a line for FP

Well they would have to limit the amount sold - same as they limit the amount of hotel rooms booked and people in the park at one time. I'm pretty sure Universal only has a limited number available as well.

I would easily pay $50 per day extra. Not sure how they could do it on a per-ticket basis, what with multi-day tickets, etc..

 

[ArwenMarie]

Well, they already sell this (sort of)...the VIP tour for $1800 for six hours.

And since I've never bought that, I guess I know what price I wouldn't pay

I would probably pay up to $100 per day per ticket, but I would only do it for MK. But I'm sure they would never offer it at a price that low when you compare it to the price of the VIP tour.

 

[tjknitz]

Not a single cent!

 

[disneyfantotheend]

I wouldn't pay anything for it. We already have to pinch pennies to fit in a trip every 3-4 years. I have never purchased one at any other park, and neither do most people. I have hardly ever seen a single person go into the express lines.

If they did choose to do this as an added amenity, I would be okay with it. If they did it in place of any other fp system, I may have to reconsider my continued attendance. To me, it just isn't worth continuously standing in long lines. I have no problem with others feeling differently though. To each their own.

 

[Carrie in AZ]

We'd pay quite a bit. I voted for the $100 per day, but we'd pay more. So many people are against it, but we are all for it.

 

[basilb]

I would be more apt to choose a different vacation location if people could pay for unlimited FP.

We are a middle class family of 4. We have to save up to be able to even take a vacation. If people could buy their way to bypass the regular line all day/everyday, it would become less enjoyable for our family because with our budjet, we just couldn't justify that.

We are completely content with WDW the way it is & we don't feel at a disadvantage.

 

[jfelcie]

I would pay $100.00-$200.00 for a true unlimited pass if it were comparable to Universal's FOTL. They would really have to limit the amount sold.