Soarin' and Test Track FP Rider Swap?

[Jhaberlein]

There are 8 of us in our 5 adults and 3 kids (10, 10, and 7). My mom can't ride Soarin' due to motion sickness. She wants to give it a go, but she has literally crawled out of every IMAX movie she's attempted, so I'm forbidding her. Our plan for Epcot is to rope drop Test Track (everyone), FP Mission Space (not my mom, and possible not my DS10...), then head to Soarin' where we have 10:20 FPs. I know they are on opposite sides of the park, but could she and DS10 come to Soarin', get Rider Swap tickets, then get back to TT for a 10:30-11:30 FP? They're both more than capable of a brisk, long walk. DS10 said he doesn't want her just sitting and waiting alone, and he's leery of heights and flying so he's on the fence about Soarin'. The Rider Swap would give him the option of riding if he changes his mind. I know they could eat/ride Living with the Land, but know they'd both like an extra ride on TT more. TIA!!

 

[Robo]

could she and DS10 come to Soarin', then get back to TT for a 10:30-11:30 FP?

Get between Soarin' and TT within about a 45-60 minute timeframe?

Yes.

 

[mom2mickeyfan]

Would they give a rider swap ticket to a 10 year old and an older lady?

 

[Robo]

Would they give a rider swap ticket to a 10 year old and an older lady?

Rider Swap is only for children too short to ride an attraction with a height restriction.
Just "not wanting to ride" won't qualify.

(My response was in regard to the ability to reach one ride from another within a specified time frame.)

 

[mom2mickeyfan]

Rider Swap is only for children too short to ride an attraction with a height restriction.
Just "not wanting to ride" won't qualify.

(My response was in regard to the ability to reach one ride from another within a specified time frame.)

I guess she didn't ask if it was possible to get the rider swap ticket. Carry on.