Multi Pass Lightning Lane and Park Hopping Strategies

[BayLakeMama]

Question! We love afternoons/evenings in EPCOT and Hollywood Studios. Is it possible to purchase and schedule our Multi Pass LL for EP/HS, later in the day, but spend the morning in Magic Kingdom (only doing breakfast and standby lines)?

 

[HeiHei2018]

My understanding is that you can book your three pre-booked LLMPs for the second park. But you can only pre-book one tier 1. By the time you use your first tier 1 in the afternoon, there likely won’t be anything good left. For Epcot, Remy sells out in advance and Frozen has been gone by noon every day.

 

[Davey Jones II]

You can pre-book for your second park, but then you won't have any pre-booked rides for your first park. In other words, the new system doesn't allow "stacking".

You can also book three rides for your first park, then, after using the first one, you can start choosing pre-booked rides for your second park of the day. See YouTube videos by Ear Scouts, they do a great job of breaking all this down.

 

[hilltopper152]

You can pre-book for your second park, but then you won't have any pre-booked rides for your first park. In other words, the new system doesn't allow "stacking".

You can also book three rides for your first park, then, after using the first one, you can start choosing pre-booked rides for your second park of the day. See YouTube videos by Ear Scouts, they do a great job of breaking all this down.

This is something we are trying with. Booking earliest time possible for any attraction like Pixar theater at Epcot. That would unlock times for other park while we do Frozen and other rides. But scanning and leaving the early time to simply "access" Hollywood studios for example for afternoon. This work or make sense?

 

[HeiHei2018]

This is something we are trying with. Booking earliest time possible for any attraction like Pixar theater at Epcot. That would unlock times for other park while we do Frozen and other rides. But scanning and leaving the early time to simply "access" Hollywood studios for example for afternoon. This work or make sense?

Beware that Pixar has two tap points, and you must scan in at both. We had to go back to scan at the second tap point.

 

[Davey Jones II]

I have a question, and can't get it answered anywhere. After using LLMP for a given ride, can you then get another LLMP for the same ride that day? I know that wasn't allowed when we used Lightning Lane at Disneyland Resort, in June.

 

[Dave006]

I have a question, and can't get it answered anywhere. After using LLMP for a given ride, can you then get another LLMP for the same ride that day?

No. There are no re-rides using a LLMP. Most rides also have a Standby line, a few have a VQ and those are your only choices.

Dave

 

[jina]

We decided to go to EP as the 2nd park for each of our 3 park days- we are staying in the boardwalk area so like the idea of walking back from EP every night. We got MMLP for all 3 days and one of the days is an EP extra hours evening (we are in a deluxe resort). So we won't have any pre-booked MMLP for EP. Our strategy is to start pulling tier 1 EP LLMP (Frozen, Soarin', Remy if a miracle occurs) as soon as we tap in our first LLMP at our morning park. We figure we should be able to get most tier 1's except for maybe Remy using this strategy and we'll plan on doing Remy during extra hours worst case.

 

[kylenne]

Beware that Pixar has two tap points, and you must scan in at both. We had to go back to scan at the second tap point.

This is not true. They don’t always have both tap points active, there was only one when we did this last Thursday.

Always best to ask a CM to confirm.