HPFJ and Express Pass....

[DizBelle]

Does anyone know when HPFJ might be added as an attraction for the purchased express pass?

Has there been any speculation?

 

[Metro West]

Does anyone know when HPFJ might be added as an attraction for the purchased express pass?

Has there been any speculation?

I doubt you'll see any Express access for at least another year or two.

 

[damo]

It won't be for quite a while yet. As long as the crowds are huge, it won't be offered. My best advice is to use the single rider's line.

 

[Timmy Boy]

The ride has great hourly capacity. As long as the ride doesn't stop for any reason, the line should technically never stop moving, as the ride never stops moving. Bringing Express into the mix would halt the regular line, making it double what we see now.

 

[Lou Holtz]

I don't see the point in having no express just because the line is long. That would sell more express.

 

[tarrbear]

I don't see the point in having no express just because the line is long. That would sell more express.

Yes they might sell a few more, but the typical wait is usually around 60 minutes for that ride, as mentioned it would double wait times to a two hour wait which becomes a inconvenience for everyone. I think they will keep it non-express to keep it as high capacity and as minimal waits possible.

 

[damo]

I don't see the point in having no express just because the line is long. That would sell more express.

Then there comes a point when express is no longer express and you starting getting a lot of customer complaints because of it.

 

[mesaboy2]

I agree with damo--single rider is a nice option that costs nothing and comparatively few people either don't know about it, or can't find it.

 

[Lou Holtz]

It's the same amount of riders whether you have an express or not (as long as onsite only has one time for that particular ride). It's the same concept as fastpass. It doesn't increase your wait time for other people to be given the option to get on faster.