Suggestions for MK FP+

[DIS kid at heart]

I will be making my FP+ selections next month for 7 adults, a 2yo and a 1yo. All the adults will ride everything. My question is for MK specifically.

There's so many options, especially since the kids can ride most of the attractions at MK. We have the military 4-day pass with Park Hopper. Will be spending 1 or 1.5 days at MK.

I was originally thinking of FP+ for the mountains. Not sure if FP'ing a kid ride is a good idea because won't be sure of their moods.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!! TIA!!

 

[Robo]

I will be making my FP+ selections next month for 7 adults, a 2yo and a 1yo. All the adults will ride everything. My question is for MK specifically.

There's so many options, especially since the kids can ride most of the attractions at MK. We have the military 4-day pass with Park Hopper. Will be spending 1 or 1.5 days at MK.

I was originally thinking of FP+ for the mountains. Not sure if FP'ing a kid ride is a good idea because won't be sure of their moods.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!! TIA!!

HERE you will find a complete list of FP+ options at all the parks,
laid out in a reasoned priority order.

With only 3 FP+ available per day, it's good to look at the list carefully
to see what attractions "need" a FP+ vs the ones that can be enjoyed without
taking up a precious FP+ choice.

 

[DIS kid at heart]

HERE you will find a complete list of FP+ options at all the parks, laid out in a reasoned priority order. With only 3 FP+ available per day, it's good to look at the list carefully to see what attractions "need" a FP+ vs the ones that can be enjoyed without taking up a precious FP+ choice.

Thanks! I've been looking at wait times also, but I know it will be more crowded when we go. We should be in MK May 1st. I'm just debating between kid rides, mountains, or a mix of both. We plan on getting there for rope drop though. We can try and hit the headliners early for the ones we don't get FP+ for.

Thanks again!

 

[Robo]

Thanks! I've been looking at wait times also, but I know it will be more crowded when we go. We should be in MK May 1st. I'm just debating between kid rides, mountains, or a mix of both. We plan on getting there for rope drop though. We can try and hit the headliners early for the ones we don't get FP+ for.

Thanks again!

Enchanted Tales with Belle, Peter Pan and Winnie the Pooh would be the more "in-demand" (busiest) attractions that some might call "kid rides" (non-Mountains.)

But, with two days (or less) at MK, getting only 3-6 (depending) FP+, total, makes things difficult. Very difficult.

 

[DIS kid at heart]

Enchanted Tales with Belle, Peter Pan and Winnie the Pooh would be the more "in-demand" (busiest) attractions that some might call "kid rides" (non-Mountains.) But, with two days (or less) at MK, getting only 3-6 (depending) FP+, total, makes things difficult. Very difficult.

I'm not sure about even doing Enchanted Tales with Belle. We have 2 boys so not sure if it's worth a FP+. I think we can hit Peter Pan and Pooh at rope drop. I know we'll still miss some rides with only 1.5 days at most. Especially since our ADR is for Chef Mickey's.

 

[jade1]

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[Laketravis]

LOL! No, they would call that the "DAC" (Disney ATTRACTION Club) - a very smart plan whereby customers pay for infrastructure construction costs and ongoing maintenance in return for a few guaranteed rides per year

 

[sunkissed4]

I'm not sure about even doing Enchanted Tales with Belle. We have 2 boys so not sure if it's worth a FP+. I think we can hit Peter Pan and Pooh at rope drop. I know we'll still miss some rides with only 1.5 days at most. Especially since our ADR is for Chef Mickey's.

I'm a mom of 2 boys too and we did ETWB once before during a passholder preview, but I wouldn't do it again. FP are PRECIOUS right now and it's been very difficult for us to do MK with the limit of 3 so I definitely wouldn't waste one there.

 

[mslhb]

HERE you will find a complete list of FP+ options at all the parks,
laid out in a reasoned priority order.

With only 3 FP+ available per day, it's good to look at the list carefully
to see what attractions "need" a FP+ vs the ones that can be enjoyed without
taking up a precious FP+ choice.

Robo that link is awesome! I feel there needs to be a fast pass+ sticky and this info should be included. I imagine this question comes up a lot!

 

[disneyfun007]

If we have park hopper is it still just 3 a day? Also where will I sign up for FP? Will it give the options once I actually purchase the tickets online?

 

[KatieCharlotte]

We found a video of ETWB, I believe on youtube, so my girls could see whether they'd be interested. I think most 1 to 2 yr old boys would probably not get much out of it.

If all the adults are really interested in riding the mountains, I would probably fastpass those, as long as you can do Peter Pan and Pooh first thing at rope drop. You probably want to do all of Fantasyland in the morning, when most little ones are in the best moods. At 1 and 2, they may end up having the most fun where you don't expect it, like water sprays and play areas. My little ones also liked Small World, Dumbo, Magic Carpets, and Jungle Cruise, but only Jungle Cruise might need a fastpass.

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[mesaboy2]

If we have park hopper is it still just 3 a day? Also where will I sign up for FP? Will it give the options once I actually purchase the tickets online?

Still 3 per day max, all in one park. See the three links in my signature for basic info on how FP+ works.