If you have DAS do you find it useful or stressful to also get LLMP/LLSP?

[Kooks and Bay Bay]

I like the idea of just getting one DAS at a time and using it when its going to work best for the area of the park I am in.

Since you cannot easily pick your exact timing for LL like you used to with FP+ I find that it doesn't want me to stick to one area of the parks and then I feel stressed with making it from one to the other within the windows if I'm also going to do other attractions between.

So to those that use DAS do you also utilize LLMP/LLSP or do you find it easier and less stressful to just get one return time and use it and so on?

 

[voxparse]

I like the idea of just getting one DAS at a time and using it when its going to work best for the area of the park I am in.

Since you cannot easily pick your exact timing for LL like you used to with FP+ I find that it doesn't want me to stick to one area of the parks and then I feel stressed with making it from one to the other within the windows if I'm also going to do other attractions between.

So to those that use DAS do you also utilize LLMP/LLSP or do you find it easier and less stressful to just get one return time and use it and so on?

I can't imagine a situation where having both would be useful. If a person is able to hop from LL to LL via a combination of DAS and LLMP/SP, it seems that same person would be fine in standby lines. If the goal of DAS is to avoid waiting in lines and having alternative spaces to wait for rides, it would seem to defeat the purpose. LLMP/SP is inferior in every way to DAS.

 

[elvispursley]

I can't imagine a situation where having both would be useful. If a person is able to hop from LL to LL via a combination of DAS and LLMP/SP, it seems that same person would be fine in standby lines. If the goal of DAS is to avoid waiting in lines and having alternative spaces to wait for rides, it would seem to defeat the purpose. LLMP/SP is inferior in every way to DAS.

Yes, DAS is better alternative to LL, but for those of us who previously did qualify, LL is better than nothing. Agree that if I were willing to reapply for DAS (the anxiety isn’t worth it for me to go through the process) and were approved, I would not bother with buying by LL either. Using LL and a combo of standby queues, I managed to have a good time last trip.

 

[Kooks and Bay Bay]

Yes, DAS is better alternative to LL, but for those of us who previously did qualify, LL is better than nothing. Agree that if I were willing to reapply for DAS (the anxiety isn’t worth it for me to go through the process) and were approved, I would not bother with buying by LL either. Using LL and a combo of standby queues, I managed to have a good time last trip.

I purchase it last trip after being denied DAS and while it works okay I definitely find it less user friendly than FP+ which in turn made my trip a bit more stressful.
DAS definitely is the better. I just wasn't sure if people were finding utilizing both to be more or less useful.
I had been leaning towards not.
I agree being denied for DAS when previously approved multiple times was anxiety inducing.
What I hate is the inconsistency of who gets it and who doesn't when many people have the same type of situation and some are approved and some denied.
Some are asked a million questions, some are not.
Some have to talk to the "expert" and some do not.

 

[jennab]

We found it useful on ride heavy days with our son (the DAS holder). We bought in advanced and planned our morning ride times. Adjusted as needed and grabbed more. It was nice to be able to go from one ride to the next.

 

[redberyl]

We used a combination of Das and Ll last time we went. My kids (Das holders) loved it, I found it very stressful. It was a lot of work for me trying to find times that were in the right section of the park at the right time of day, then making sure we made it on time. I was constantly on my phone and couldn't relax. But my daughters enjoyed themselves as a result of my efforts. I would do it again for my kids, but if it were just me and I qualified for Das, I wouldn't do the LL

 

[lanejudy]

If you want to use LL without cross-crossing the park you need to look for LL times for attractions in the area where you are, not just the next available LL in the park. It takes more effort and you may not find good times for specific attractions. You either prioritize park location and accept what’s available, or the next short wait and deal with more walking around.

 

[jennab]

I would do it again for my kids, but if it were just me and I qualified for Das, I wouldn't do the LL

I agree with this. If it was me who was using DAS, I would not get LLs, but that is because I’m not super into rides like my child is. I’d be ok skipping rides and going at a much slower pace.