ORMom2Four
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Oct 23, 2006
I wonder if they were there on a Wish trip?
I have felt the same sort of confusion when I would see people with large decks of FP return slips. I would observe them shuffling thru for the ones they wanted, and I always wanted to ask, "hey, what the heck? Where did you GET all of those??" And no, they were not with a large tour group or something.
I wonder if they were there on a Wish trip?
they may have been the No Strings Attached pass. i received a few when the DLH messed up on some things with our room. from what other CMs said, it can be handed out for these type of problems or special occasions. they expire 30 days after the date filled out.
we used one on new years eve on toy story. it was awesome. it was around a 45 min wait and we just walked right on.
ill post a pic of them tomorrow.
I think he is getting confused with Universal Hollywood, which does have a FOTL pass for $150 per day per person.My cousin insists there is some pass you can buy (for about $150 per person per day) that gets you to the front of the lines. He said he's going to get us the info on it. I think he's nuts and that he wishes we could get those...
If that is the case, then these were most likely from the Hotels. Although, there is a VIP tour that they could have paid for. I know there are a minimum number of hours and then they get a pass for the rest of the day, so this could possibly be it. But the VIP tour is expensive, so there probably wouldn't be too many of those.Rynosaur, that's about the right size, but they were definitely a COLOR (not beige) and it seems like they were printed in "portrait" rather than in "landscape" (i.e. vertical not horizontal, if that makes sense.)
This is probably close to what it was, though, from what everyone is saying...
My daughters and I had an unusual experience with these mystery passes a couple months ago. As we were about to get on Indiana Jones a gentlemen asked my oldest daughter if we would like to skip the line. The man was older, had grayish long hair he wore in a pony tail. He reminded a little bit of Doc Brown with a few more pounds. She said sure because she thought he was going to give her some unused fast passe. Next thing we know this guy takes us to the front of the line, shows the pass, the cast member asks how many people are with him and off we go. He was really into showing us all the hidden mickey's, Eeyore, etc. When we got to the loading area we were allowed to use the elevators and walk directly to the loading area. After the ride the guy offered to take us on Space Mountain but we had to leave. If it was a special assistance pass you sure could not tell from this guy. He had a real spring in his step. On later trips to the park I spotted him again taking other folks on rides. A most unusual experience indeed.
I lurk on the app Mousewait and often see people post that they have an "all access pass" for X amount of people. They offer to include others in their group.