Splitting FP+ reservations

[alison4summer]

Hi! I am currently pregnant and headed to Disney at the end of March. My brother and 7y/o DD are going with me. Obviously I can't ride the coasters that my brother and DD want to ride. Currently we all have the same fastpasses. Not sure what to do with mine which I can't use. Suggestions?

 

[DizneyLizzy]

You can change just yours. I did this in December when pregnant too. I did things like, the character spot when my party was on test track...and the MK dark rides while they did space and big thunder.

 

[alison4summer]

Did you change them at the park or do beforehand? I'm having trouble figuring out how to time everything.

 

[lucyem]

Did you change them at the park or do beforehand? I'm having trouble figuring out how to time everything.

When I split them online it automatically gave me the same times. So DH goes on tot and the kids and I go on another ride all at the same time.

 

[DizneyLizzy]

Did you change them at the park or do beforehand? I'm having trouble figuring out how to time everything.

Online beforehand. It was fairly simple. You have to go to "change an attraction or experience" and then it will let you select the people in your party that you want to change. Just select yourself and it will let you change what you want.

 

[cheesemouse]

I did this for myself and my 2 year old since I'm pregnant and can't ride the big rides with DH and DSs. I booked the following online ahead of time for me:

-Winnie the Pooh while they ride Space Mountain
-Peter Pan while they ride Big Thunder Mountain
-Nemo while they ride Test Track (really not needed but oh well)

Other suggestions would be:
-Beauty and the Beast, Voyage of Little Mermaid, an extra run on Toy Story while they ride Tower of Terror and Rock n Rollercoaster.
-AK was a harder park to split. There's not a ton that you really need to FP. You could use it on a show if the others don't want to see a certain show.

 

[yeahhhhh7]

You can change them before or in the park. Just stop by one of the kiosks, and they will essentially break you off from your group and can assign you different attractions.