Branflakes
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This is what our MDE shows for Saturday too, we are scheduled for 5/13, 6-8 slot. FP for NRJ starting at 5:00 for the 3 of us
Same for us. Hoping for the addition of FOP. Excited none the less

This is what our MDE shows for Saturday too, we are scheduled for 5/13, 6-8 slot. FP for NRJ starting at 5:00 for the 3 of us

I'm not sure about that tho. The previews are limited to a certain number.Or they might be anticipating the crowds for fop, knowing the line will be long, using the standby queue.
Okay, so like everyone else, I got my River Journey FP for 1 hour before my time slot, 11 am for my Saturday, May 13 12-2 preview. However, seems like everyone got the same FP (starting 1 hr before preview) so I'm curious to see how this will play out... also thinking I might need to be there earlier than 10:30 now, just in case!
Okay, so like everyone else, I got my River Journey FP for 1 hour before my time slot, 11 am for my Saturday, May 13 12-2 preview. However, seems like everyone got the same FP (starting 1 hr before preview) so I'm curious to see how this will play out... also thinking I might need to be there earlier than 10:30 now, just in case!
Okay, so you think even though the FP starts at 11 they won't let people in early?I really don't see a reason to be there waiting more than an hour ahead of time. And if everyone does get a FP for each ride, there's no need to arrive more than 30-45 min before your time slot imo.
Okay, so you think even though the FP starts at 11 they won't let people in early?
I think that was only during previews when the actual ride was downSomewhere along the way, did I see that Guests can go through the FoP standby line without riding, just to experience the queue? If so, is it set up like FJ/Gringott's at Uni, with a separate way for non-riders to experience the queue without being stuck behind the folks waiting to ride? We have FPs for opening weekend, but if there's an easy way to see the standby queue without waiting in it for hours, that would be fun!
Somewhere along the way, did I see that Guests can go through the FoP standby line without riding, just to experience the queue? If so, is it set up like FJ/Gringott's at Uni, with a separate way for non-riders to experience the queue without being stuck behind the folks waiting to ride? We have FPs for opening weekend, but if there's an easy way to see the standby queue without waiting in it for hours, that would be fun!
Drat! Okay, thanks.I think that was only during previews when the actual ride was down
Well yeah, but my point is that I have FPs so I don't have to wait in line 4 hours, lol! I merely wondered if one could see the queue without being stuck in the line of people waiting to ride. If not, no biggie.You'll certainly be able to go through the queue without riding, there's no ride where anyone is forced to ride.
As far as a separate line for non riders, there's no such thing for any ride, including Forbidden Journey and Gringotts. Unless you're referring to a single rider line? Flight of Passage has been confirmed to have a single rider line. However that doesn't mean you won't have a wait. And it also hasn't been reported yet if the single rider line bypasses the main queue. Like with Expedition Everest you don't see any of the inside queue that the standby see's.

That would be totally different from what they've been doing. If you've used both FPs and have been inside Pandora for 2-1/2 hours, I think most people have had enough, it's not that big.possible end time of window or end of day
The advantage of being towards the front of the line is that if everyone has a FP for FoP, it's unlikely, but if they all got in line, potentially 600 or so people could be in line.I really don't see a reason to be there waiting more than an hour ahead of time. And if everyone does get a FP for each ride, there's no need to arrive more than 30-45 min before your time slot imo.
They have been allowed in 20 to 30 minutes early, sometimes more.Okay, so you think even though the FP starts at 11 they won't let people in early?
It's been available for experiencing even while the ride is operating. That's how I did it.I think that was only during previews when the actual ride was down
I am doing the DVC preview 5/22 from 9-11am but then we are going to Epcot, where I already have 3 FP's booked for the afternoon. Should I cancel my Epcot FP's or will they be able to load extra preview passes on my MDE (same day, different park, will make 4 or 5 FP's total)?????
I am doing the DVC preview 5/22 from 9-11am but then we are going to Epcot, where I already have 3 FP's booked for the afternoon. Should I cancel my Epcot FP's or will they be able to load extra preview passes on my MDE (same day, different park, will make 4 or 5 FP's total)?????
Apologies for drifting off-topic, but has Forbidden Journey closed its "Castle Tour" queue which was precisely a "separate line for non riders"? I always liked that as a way to linger and examine the queue without backing up someone behind me.As far as a separate line for non riders, there's no such thing for any ride, including Forbidden Journey and Gringotts.