Actually, DAS doesn't shorten waits. It allows those who cannot wait in line to wait their turn somewhere else. It is for those who have issues not related to mobility that make waiting in a crowded line difficult (think Autism, chronic fatigue ect). The system was changed a few years ago due to the amount of abuse. Anyone with mobility issues is to use an ECV ro wheelchair, and the DAS is designed for those from whom waiting in a line is impossible for other reasons.
Semantics but same exact end results.
We don't have any repository of that data but it's REALLY helpful when people share that stuff. We have no idea how many backups they hand out or if they're getting through all of them each day.
It really doesn't shorten the wait time, that's a common misconception. Sometimes it even extends it if you factor in the fact that standby times are often inflated and/ or add a wheelchair to the mix. They are given the current standby time minus 10 minutes as their return time. When the time comes they return and are placed in the fast pass line. You cannot get another wait time until that one has passed. That is it. How it works every time. You will wait the same amount of time for the ride, but you can go sit in a quiet place rather than a chaotic line. The only possible benefit would be riding something with a very short standby line during your wait, or shopping ect.
It works the same as a fp, each person has to tap their mb or ticket. Just make sure they ride within the 2 hour margin. They do have child swap as well
About 15 minutes. The longest part was just walking back there and walking through the queue.
I don't know if there is any significant difference. DH used wifi and I used data and we pretty much got in at the same time. The whole process of getting into a boarding group took about 30 seconds anyway.
No problem. I haven't had to have one yet, but at some point anxiety may push me over the edge. I would hate to think someone thought I was gaming the system if it ever comes to that.
I would love to know what kind of wait you have once you are called! I think we might wind up in a backup group when we go next week Wednesday. I don't see us making a pre-park opening, but we might get in around 8am or so. Are people at the end of the evening still waiting 2+hours in the queue? I believe I saw some reports of that earlier on this board.
end of night wait times are longer because of many issues, especially if the attraction was down through the day many come back at the end of the night to ride, along with backup bg being called
exactly
R the thread so sorry if this has already been answered;
If you don’t have parkhoppers, you can’t park hop without using 2 separate day tickets.TL
Let's say you don't have park-hoppers. You get into the park at opening but you don't get a boarding group. Can you then decide to leave DHS for the day and head to another park? What about if you do get a boarding group but the ride breaks down mid-day and it's clear you won't get to ride?
