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If it's not Disney's rule, explain to me why the FP has an ending time, and doesn't say come back ex. after 4:30 PM. The hypocritical thing kinda lost me. In all of the years we've been going to Disney, we have never, ever returned after the expiration date of a FP. We've passed up many oportunities to get FP's because we've known we couldn't make it back.
Three reasons, at least one of which was stated earlier:
1) Disney CAN in very limited circumstances choose to enforce the return time. So if you absolutely, 100% want it to be accepted, show up on time. Otherwise you could be refused - in about 0.00001% of the time.
2) Flow control - since at least 90% of guests are likely to return during that window, the lines are more predictable. The 10% using them late don't drastically affect things as they are spread over the remaining day, and they are more likely to use them sooner than later.
3) Psychology - given the problems we know of guests even understanding the basic idea of Fastpass, giving a set return time is easier to explain than just a "show up after" time.
you can ...... All this is, is a debate on ethics. This is the last on this topic for me, so I hope someone can help me with a question I have. Where is Disney's rule that says that I can't send my wife and daughter ahead to stand in line for a particular ride, while I go get FP's for another ride, and then cut in line to join my family when I return. Y'all get pretty enraged on the cutting in line topic, but returning late with FP's is the exact thing. It's nothing but a ethics thing and you can't win that debate. You just have to resort to personal attacks.
Not even remotely the same at all. Cutting in line is more like taking a Fastpass with a return time of 2:00pm, but getting into the Fastpass line at 1:00pm while the CM wasn't looking.
Using a Fastpass late is more like, "Sorry, you can go ahead of me...I'm not ready to get in line yet."
Oh man.......
It appears that reports of this thread's earlier demise were greatly exaggerated............
TFHs don't die...they linger in the background until someone dredges it up again...

My apologies for beating the horse from Animal House again...I was late to the party because no one invited me
