Multi FPs with 1 Admission?

[Ggatorgirl]

We are not planning on going to DHS til late in the afternoon. Can I send 1 person to the park at RD with all 6 of our tickets to get 6 FPs for TSM? Or are FPs only allowed with tickets used for admission that day?

Thanks.

 

[Brian_WDW74]

We are not planning on going to DHS til late in the afternoon. Can I send 1 person to the park at RD with all 6 of our tickets to get 6 FPs for TSM? Or are FPs only allowed with tickets used for admission that day?

Thanks.

Tickets must be used for admission that day before they will work in the FP machines. Sorry.

 

[Ggatorgirl]

Thanks, That kind of what I thought.

 

[gismo1554]

Thanks, That kind of what I thought.

Although if you are going to a different park you could all enter the park then someone could head over to HS to get the FP

 

[CleveRocks]

Although if you are going to a different park you could all enter the park then someone could head over to HS to get the FP

Not sure what you mean here.

If your ticket did not go through an entrance turnstile at DHS, then if someone puts your ticket through a FP machine at DHS it will NOT produce a FASTPASS.

 

[gismo1554]

Not sure what you mean here.

If your ticket did not go through an entrance turnstile at DHS, then if someone puts your ticket through a FP machine at DHS it will NOT produce a FASTPASS.

I thought that the ticket just had to go through a park? I might be wrong on this one but I didn't think the machines actually registered which park you entered just that you had entered a Disney park that day but I might be wrong

 

[bradk]

i think the found consensus was that you can do that at Disneyland, but not Disney World.

 

[CleveRocks]

I thought that the ticket just had to go through a park? I might be wrong on this one but I didn't think the machines actually registered which park you entered just that you had entered a Disney park that day but I might be wrong

The Disney database knows where you've been. That's how people with base tickets get denied entrance to a second park in a single day but can re-enter the park they we already at earlier that day.

 

[gismo1554]

i think the found consensus was that you can do that at Disneyland, but not Disney World.

Ah fair enough

 

[gismo1554]

The Disney database knows where you've been. That's how people with base tickets get denied entrance to a second park in a single day but can re-enter the park they we already at earlier that day.

I know that but I thought that the actual fast pass machines didn't know that they just knew that the ticket had been used in the day rather than where and when like the ticket machines can see.