Top Three Fast Passes for each park?

[akaDaddy]

What are the three must rides at each park? Or which one's mus I FP if I stand a chance to ride or see?

Thanks

 

[CTDisneyfan816]

Easy as I have been doing that this week for my trip next month:

MK -- Normally it would be POTC, Splash and HM but I did Space Mountain in place of POTC as it is down
Epcot -- I would do Soarin', TT and Spaceship Earth but as I can only do one between Soarin and TT, I choose Soarin' and do single rider on TT and third FP is Nemo or Mission Space
AK -- Safari, EE, Dinosaur
Hs -- ToT, RRC and Star Tours.

 

[Alesia]

The first couple of posts in this thread: http://www.disboards.com/threads/fa...ed-priorities-and-strategies-part-ii.3326057/ will give you all the info you need.

 

[JimmyV]

What are the three must rides at each park? Or which one's mus I FP if I stand a chance to ride or see?

Thanks

First, I agree with Alesia that you should familiarize yourself with mesaboy's great work. Second, you should divorce yourself from the thinking that there is ANYTHING at WDW for which a FP is essential to give yourself a "chance to ride or see." No matter what one thinks of FP+ (or its predecessor for that matter), nothing beats getting to the parks early. If you arrive at a park before it opens you can ride or see anything you want without a FP+. There is no such thing as an attraction that is "FP+ or else." The closest thing would be the meet and greet for Anna and Elsa. Even there, if you get in line when the park opens, you will get to meet the girls without much of a wait. The only problem there is that doing so is a time suck and it puts you behind the curve to enjoy other attractions while the Rope Drop effect is still in place. But by way of example, if you go to DHS before the park opens and go directly to TSMM, and then go to RnR after that, and then go to ToT immediately after that, you can do all three rides within the first 90 minutes of park operation, all without a FP+. So don't get caught up in the notion that FP+ is the only way to "stand a chance" of enjoying an attraction.