No stand by lines and new fast passes next year?

[SL6827]

Is Tron the only ride right now that doesn't have a stand by line or is it GoG as well?

I wonder if Disney might get rid of the stand by lines at FOP, SDMT, and ROTR next year, making you either buy an ILL or a paid fast pass to get on them?

 

[Genie+]

So far any ride that has a paid skip the line also has an alternate way to access without paying.

Right now everything has a standby except Tron and GotG, but those 2 still have the free VQ.

 

[RedHead0186]

I wonder if Disney might get rid of the stand by lines at FOP, SDMT, and ROTR next year, making you either buy an ILL or a paid fast pass to get on them?

I don't think that would go over very well. Making people pay something as the only way to ride a particular ride sounds like a bad idea. Yes, you can purchase ILL or Genie+ now, but at least there is still a free way for people to ride these (either by doing VQ or choosing to stand in the standby line).

 

[thanxfornoticin]

Is Tron the only ride right now that doesn't have a stand by line or is it GoG as well?

I wonder if Disney might get rid of the stand by lines at FOP, SDMT, and ROTR next year, making you either buy an ILL or a paid fast pass to get on them?

Tron and GOTG are both Virtual Queue or ILL purchase - so correct, no standby line. All other attractions have a standby line. It seems very unlikely that Disney would go back to the VQ approach for any existing rides. It seems they use VQ for the newest, most popular attractions to avoid a 4-hr standby line snaking through the parks. The other attractions around the parks are either just standby, standby and G+/LL, or standby and ILL.

 

[1lilspark]

I feel like that there will always be a free lottery or standby option if not they might as well go back to ticket books

I assume Tiana will follow the VQ/ala carte lightning lane method at least it’s first few months