Is it wrong to book Frozen and Mine Train Fastpasses everyday?

[oceanlover022]

If you're going to delete them I think it's fine. Just to hold your spot while you make your plans. Someone will still end up getting them later. Just try to decide quickly so other people can have the opportunity to plan around them.

 

[ChrisNY2]

Ethically wrong? I'd say yes especially if you don't cancel them. People are waiting hours upon hours for this meet & greet, and taking a spot that you are likely not to use is not exactly fair, if you ask me.

Don't forget, though...Every fastpass person that doesn't show up means one more person from the standby line that gets to go in more quickly!

 

[DisneyKentucky]

Don't forget, though...Every fastpass person that doesn't show up means one more person from the standby line that gets to go in more quickly!

Wow. The way you put it.... I'm like a folk hero for the Fastpass Deprived.

 

[*NikkiBell*]

Don't forget, though...Every fastpass person that doesn't show up means one more person from the standby line that gets to go in more quickly!

Or on the other flip of the coin, one more family that woke up early on the day that their FP+ window opened to book and was shut out....

 

[DisneyKentucky]

Or on the other flip of the coin, one more family that woke up early on the day that their FP+ window opened to book and was shut out....

Now I am lower than someone who rated a Disney movie with a bad review.

 

[TSWJan78]

I see no issue as long as you cancel. You will be "making magic" for who ever snaps it up !!

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[Lavitz]

I guess I'm in the minority but I think it's ok if you book it for all days. It's not great but any stretch of the imagination, but they're your FPs and if you want to waste them that's your choice. Since they are limited (unlike ADRs) it really hurts you more than others if you waste them.

That being said if you realize the day of that you won't use the FP and just cancel them then there would be absolutely no problem. This way you give those who don't plan months in advance (like most of us here, including me) a chance to get a great FP. I've always felt sorry for the first timers who didn't know the system, or planned a last minute trip to surprise someone. This way you'll make someone's day but giving them a FP when they do a last minute check.

 

[joannamet]

Imagine little girls standing in line for 5 hours because they couldn't get a fastpass and you have one you aren't going to use. With better planning you could really help another family by freeing up those extra fastpasses.

 

[DisneyKentucky]

Imagine little girls standing in line for 5 hours because they couldn't get a fastpass and you have one you aren't going to use. With better planning you could really help another family by freeing up those extra fastpasses.

This is all I could envision when I read that: