Using Fastpass+ and baby swap card

[WDWPolyFan]

We arrived home 10 days ago. My husband, myself, daughter, son In law, and three grandchildren. Two campers, Fort Wilderness. One was infant, 2nd was 39 1/2 inches. We had Magic Bands. We would all go to the Fastpass entrance, they would immediately see the infant, measure the granddaughter, and ask how many riide swaps we needed. We always said 3, the amazing thing is that if two of the ride swap adults did not scan their magic bands, and if we were still within the one hour time frame for the FP+, we would wait for the first group ( watch the little kids) to end ride, and would re enter using our FP selection, using our Magic Band. Then, a bit later, three people would use the paper tickets for the ride swap! I will also share that TOT ride swaps tickets were unable to be used that day, as the ride shut down. Because we had dinner plans, we were unable to use the tickets, but stopped at Guest Relations. They gladly issued is Fast Passes good for up to 7 days at HS. We knew we were going back a 2nd day in our trip, so it was magical.

Good to know. Thank you!

 

[Angel Ariel]

That Moms Panel says one extra guest but I've heard 2-3 guests are permitted. What has people encountered ?

In October 2013 the rs pass stated it was good for up to 3 people

 

[lillygator]

this FP+ has my head spinning.
we have 2 adults, 3 kids ages 11, 9 and 2 - will the kids big enough to ride be able to go again with the second adult? Could we all pick different FP?

 

[andrews_dad]

In October 2013 the rs pass stated it was good for up to 3 people

3 people TOTAL?? Or 3 plus the child?

 

[Angel Ariel]

3 people TOTAL?? Or 3 plus the child?

It was for 3 total

 

[cfriend416]

this FP+ has my head spinning.
we have 2 adults, 3 kids ages 11, 9 and 2 - will the kids big enough to ride be able to go again with the second adult? Could we all pick different FP?

Yes, the 11 and 9 year olds will be able to go with the second adult. If you plan to also use FP+, everyone going first must have it. As of my February trip, they were not checking to see if the second adult had a FP+, but we had them anyway.

 

[MandiMouse15]

Going in NOV, 4 adults and An almost 2yo. So in reading this, it almost sounds like I could book different FP+ for each adult....12 in all....and we could do the rider swap for all of them. Don't jump on me with your opinions on ethical or not, but simply is this technically possible?

 

[Angel Ariel]

Going in NOV, 4 adults and An almost 2yo. So in reading this, it almost sounds like I could book different FP+ for each adult....12 in all....and we could do the rider swap for all of them. Don't jump on me with your opinions on ethical or not, but simply is this technically possible?

There are conflicting reports right now....there have been reports that CMs are requiring all members of the party to have a fp+ in order to receive RS passes, while other reports say nothing has changed (at which point, yes, you could do what you are thinking).

If you do what you are thinking, I would.just go with the knowledge that there may be CMs who require all to have a fp+ before they give RS passes, and just be prepared that you all may not get to ride. If that's a major problem, and you don't want to take that risk, then I would take that into account as you plan your fp+s

 

[neejoe124]

Are there any recent reports on this??
We are going in Sept., i have 13 days to adjust my FPs.

 

[neejoe124]

Just a though: if they don't issue rider switch pass for the parent without a fast pass, would they allow the waiting parent to get in line with the baby while the parent with a fast pass rides and takes the baby as the waiting parent approaches the loading area??

 

[Angel Ariel]

Just a though: if they don't issue rider switch pass for the parent without a fast pass, would they allow the waiting parent to get in line with the baby while the parent with a fast pass rides and takes the baby as the waiting parent approaches the loading area??

No one under the height requirement is allowed to enter the line. AFAIK, there are no exceptions to this.