About the park hoppers, most people don't research like we do. A lot of people won't know to book FP+ 60 days in advance, or go to rope drop, or book 180 ADR's so they will continue to buy park hoppers because Disney tells them it is a great idea. It always sounds like a great idea until I get there and realize I don't like taking the time to travel back and forth. Yet, I always get the park hopper option, just in case. What I am trying to say is that it is easy money for Disney to still offer it even though we may not need it. It always works out to their favor with my family. We get it and rarely use it.
We rarely get it. Actually only once. That was this past may b/c we spent 10 night at BC. Wanted to hop to Epcot in the evenings. Otherwise it's too pricey to justify for a family of 5.
I thought the CMs already had at it, and then they did the guest testing...interesting that they seem to be going back to CM testing...
We always have to get hoppers, because we would never stay an entire day at some parks, like MK since we live close to DL and it's so similar. We would usually only spend half day or a night there.
They did CM testing with dining plans a couple weeks ago but we missed that one. This one is focused on whether the magic bands can actually do it all and testing CM knowledge on how to work/fix/change FP+ selections.
I think this is new (sorry if it's been posted already),some FP+ info on the Disney website:
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/plan/my-disney-experience/fastpass-plus/
The FAQ says 4 FP per day.
definitive NO in regards to using FP and FP+ at the same time.
That was pretty unequivocal.
The not definitely accurate FAQ said:The total number of FastPass+ experiences available to you during your visit depends on several factors including availability and the vacation packages and tickets linked to your Disney account. Generally, FastPass+ eligible Guests are able to select one set of FastPass+ experiences each day for every valid theme park ticket linked to their account.
Over the coming months, Guests with select Magic Your Way vacation packages will be notified that they may participate in MyMagic+ testing, which includes FastPass+ eligibility.
I was just coming to post that too (about 4 FPs.)
It appears that DVC is officially excluded from all testing opportunities:
Only if you take the FAQ to be accurate. Not something Disney is known for.
In another thread, it is reported that people with upcoming stays at BLT are getting notifications of testing eligibility.
It appears that DVC is officially excluded from all testing opportunities:
Sounds like tiered access and pay-for FastPass addons are in the future.
Matt