Llmp expiring

[disneyfam1986]

Does it still turn green for 119 minutes after it expires?

 

[scrappinginontario]

Yes, it should but it can change at any point should Disney choose to adjust this.

 

[gottalovepluto]

Usually but once in a while it doesn’t and it’s up to the CM if you enter.

 

[Disney Dad ADL]

Last time I went there in July, I used it at exactly 119 minutes (not on purpose, lol) on Buzz and it still worked. But of course YMMV.

 

[Babe the Blue Ox]

I had a ride attendant recently tell me that even if it is past the grace period, the pass is valid if it is still active in your account.

 

[brockash]

I had a ride attendant recently tell me that even if it is past the grace period, the pass is valid if it is still active in your account.

This has been our experience as well.

 

[wdwfan94]

I had a ride attendant recently tell me that even if it is past the grace period, the pass is valid if it is still active in your account.

I've been let in at TSM even after the 119 minute time - and the light turned blue at first.

 

[Babe the Blue Ox]

I've been let in at TSM even after the 119 minute time - and the light turned blue at first.

In the 26 years since the original Fast Pass was implemented, we’ve never once been turned away from an attraction no matter how late we arrived. This makes our touring strategy much more simple and efficient.

 

[wdwfan94]

In the 26 years since the original Fast Pass was implemented, we’ve never once been turned away from an attraction no matter how late we arrived. This makes our touring strategy much more simple and efficient.

I've never been turned away for being late but have been for being slightly more than 5 minutes early. I've heard reports of people being turned away but never experienced it myself.

 

[Dave006]

I've been let in at TSM even after the 119 minute time - and the light turned blue at first.

When the Mickey turns blue it is up to the CM if they turn you way or allow you entry.

I've never been turned away for being late but have been for being slightly more than 5 minutes early.

Most customers will not take issue with coming back in 5 minutes vs being told sorry you don't get ride today.

Dave

 

[Miffy]

Just to be clear--the expiration is 119 minutes after the stated expiration time on the LL? So if the LL is scheduled from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., then it expires at 11:59 a.m.?

Thanks!

ETA additional question: How long is a LL still "active" on one's MDE? And what does "active" actually mean?

Thanks again!

 

[Babe the Blue Ox]

Just to be clear--the expiration is 119 minutes after the stated expiration time on the LL? So if the LL is scheduled from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., then it expires at 11:59 a.m.?

Thanks!

ETA additional question: How long is a LL still "active" on one's MDE? And what does "active" actually mean?

Thanks again!

In your example, Mickey will turn green between 8:55 and11:59 am. It will turn blue from noon through the end of the day.

You may get differing opinions on this: In my experience, ride attendants have indicated that if the Lightning Lane pass is still active in your account it is still valid. An attendant at Pooh Bear told me recently that 'active' meant that it hadn't been used, replaced or canceled.

I've only let one LLMP go unused, but it stayed in 'My Plans' on MDE until sometime between midnight and 6 am the next day.

 

[Miffy]

In your example, Mickey will turn green between 8:55 and11:59 am. It will turn blue from noon through the end of the day.

You may get differing opinions on this: In my experience, ride attendants have indicated that if the Lightning Lane pass is still active in your account it is still valid. An attendant at Pooh Bear told me recently that 'active' meant that it hadn't been used, replaced or canceled.

I've only let one LLMP go unused, but it stayed in 'My Plans' on MDE until sometime between midnight and 6 am the next day.

Thank you so so much for this detailed reply! This will come in very handy next week.