New Fast Passes in the works?

[disneyholic family]

i worry that they'll set it up like the current ADR system, where people can make multiple reservations under different names, thereby blocking others from making reservations..

if they set up the FP system the same way, what's to stop someone from going in and making a zillion FP reservations under different names?

 

[GaSleepingBeautyFan]

Nope. Yuck. Not interested. I like flexibility in my days at Disney.

But based on the fact that Disney can't even get their website to work properly, I can't imagine that they'd ever get something like this up and running.

 

[DebbieT11]

As fairly frequent visitors to WDW and AP holders..... this wouldn't fit in with the way we like to visit the parks. We choose a few ADRs, plan which parks to visit on which days based on crowd calendars, but leave in a ton of flexibility to enjoy all those serendipitous moments - catching a princess behind the castle, running across streetmosphere characters and staying for their performances. Smelling something we want to investigate as a possible meal..... just flexible.

However, with that said - for those infrequent, non-Disney-planners, this would be quite valuable. They may not have the time, knowledge or desire to plan in detail, but want to "see and do all they can" in their short time at WDW. And didn't I see that this was expected to be available to visitors that made their travel plans only through Disney direct? Does that reduce the private travel agencies' attractiveness??