The best FP+ strategy

[JeremyGNJ]

This is the best FP+ Strategy:

1. 1 FP+ for a "primary" attraction
2. Wait in line for a "primary" attraction
3. 2 FP+ for "secondary" attractions

After all, waiting an hour for Space Mountain is worth it. Waiting 30 minutes for the Barn Stromer with your kids anxious to ride it? nah

 

[Robo]

How did we get to the point that we have to seriously discuss only getting to ride 3-4 attractions... in a full day at a WDW theme park?





Another billion dollars well spent.

 

[morethananyonex]

This is the best FP+ Strategy: [*]1 FP+ for a "primary" attraction [*]Wait in line for a "primary" attraction [*]2 FP+ for "secondary" attractions After all, waiting an hour for Space Mountain is worth it. Waiting 30 minutes for the Barn Stromer with your kids anxious to ride it? nah

Maybe in your opinion.

IMO that is a waste of FP+ and time. The best strategy if it works with your touring plan is ride what you don't have a FP+ for in the first hour or two of park opening, starting with most popular first. Schedule your FP+ for the busiest rides you'll want to ride at the busiest time of day. Fill in the holes with the attractions that still can be done at any time of day, and head back to the busier secondary rides after dinner.

There's no reason to wait double the time, even if you're waiting for the better ride. I would rather ride Space and Barnstormer with a combined 30 minute wait (plus FP+ time at Space) than Space and Barnstormer with a combined 60 minute wait (plus FP+ time at Barnstormer).