Setting up fast pass between parks

[njmousefest]

Just wondering if it's possible, with Park Hopper tickets, to set up say 2 Epcot fast passes during the day and one in the Magic Kingdom? I have 7DMT later in the evening one day we were going to go to epcot. MDE is not letting me add anything but other attractions at MK on that one day.

 

[erionm]

Just wondering if it's possible, with Park Hopper tickets, to set up say 2 Epcot fast passes during the day and one in the Magic Kingdom? I have 7DMT later in the evening one day we were going to go to epcot. MDE is not letting me add anything but other attractions at MK on that one day.

Your initial 3 that you can pre-schedule must be in the same park.

 

[sweetpea29488]

I believe you have to get your first 3 all in the same park, once you use them you can then get a 4th in that park or park hop and get 4th in the other park.

 

[erionm]

After you use all of the initial FastPass+ experiences on the day of your visit (or your arrival windows have passed), you can select one additional FastPass+ experience to use that same day (based on availability). The additional FastPass+ experience is a rolling FastPass+ experience—each time you use an additional FastPass+ experience, you can select a new one.

Additional FastPass+ selections must be made at a FastPass+ kiosk within the same park as the FastPass+ experience that you wish to select, and they can be made at a different park from your previous selections.

 

[mom2rtk]

If they let you choose from different parks, how would they ever get anyone to choose Captain EO or Ellen?

 

[mesaboy2]

Answers to FP FAQs like yours can be found in the green link in my signature.

 

[W.E.D.]

Answers to FP FAQs like yours can be found in the green link in my signature.

I checked out your link for my question, mesaboy2, but the answer is a little ambiguous. We typically go back to the resort for a break before hopping to a new park. I was wondering if I could set up my 4th FP+ from the concierge desk at my resort, or if I had to go to the new park. You say I might be able to get a CM to do that. So, that's not a for certain thing? It seems like that would be the way to do it so you don't get "caught napping" and lose FP+ availability.

 

[Robo]

Have a great trip!

 

[jtowntoflorida]

I checked out your link for my question, mesaboy2, but the answer is a little ambiguous. We typically go back to the resort for a break before hopping to a new park. I was wondering if I could set up my 4th FP+ from the concierge desk at my resort, or if I had to go to the new park. You say I might be able to get a CM to do that. So, that's not a for certain thing? It seems like that would be the way to do it so you don't get "caught napping" and lose FP+ availability.

All I can tell you is that we've had the concierge set up a subsequent FP+ for us multiple times without issue. I read here that you could do it, I tried it, it worked, with a 100% success/0% failure rate. I also haven't seen anyone here say a concierge told them no, but I might have missed a post. You could try doing a poll on it and see what responses you get.

 

[mesaboy2]

I checked out your link for my question, mesaboy2, but the answer is a little ambiguous. We typically go back to the resort for a break before hopping to a new park. I was wondering if I could set up my 4th FP+ from the concierge desk at my resort, or if I had to go to the new park. You say I might be able to get a CM to do that. So, that's not a for certain thing? It seems like that would be the way to do it so you don't get "caught napping" and lose FP+ availability.

That's my out. When predicting CM behavior, I try to avoid absolutes because sometimes you don't know what CM you're going to get. I should probably change that wording to should.

 

[W.E.D.]

I've been away for awhile. Thanks for the responses!