Vip passes

[harrowgirl]

Does anyone know anything about these? We are renting a place in Windsor Hills, and with our rental the owner is providing us with some parking passes (we still pay for parking but apparently we can park right behind the handicapped section?), as well as "VIP" passes for splash mountain and big thunder mountain. The way she explained it is that they are good for up to 8 people, and it is basically like a fast pass, but we need to have a child with us. That they were obtained from times when people wait in line for a period of time with a child who is too small for the ride, and gets to the front of the line and it is determined he/she it too short...so they get these passes that don't expire for a fastpass basically to ride the ride next time they arrive. I might not be explaining this exactly right. It seems like. "Too good to be true" type thing.....but the owner sounded confident, and some of the reviews on her website refer to these passes. Does anyone know anything about these? If they are legit, I could cancel my FP+ for those rides and get different FP+ Thanks!

 

[TwizzleMouse]

I may be wrong here but this sounds like the passes you would use to do the child hand off thing that Disney allows.
This also sounds shady that they are giving these to you. Again, I may be wrong but that's what it sounds like to me.

 

[Sammie]

Sounds interesting. I would not cancel your FP+ though.

 

[JLKennedy]

Does anyone know anything about these? We are renting a place in Windsor Hills, and with our rental the owner is providing us with some parking passes (we still pay for parking but apparently we can park right behind the handicapped section?), as well as "VIP" passes for splash mountain and big thunder mountain. The way she explained it is that they are good for up to 8 people, and it is basically like a fast pass, but we need to have a child with us. That they were obtained from times when people wait in line for a period of time with a child who is too small for the ride, and gets to the front of the line and it is determined he/she it too short...so they et these passes that don't expire for a at pass basically to ride the ride next time they arrive. I might not be explaining this exactly right. It seems like. "Too good to be true" type thing.....but the owner sounded confident, and some of the reviews on her website refer to these passes. Does anyone know anything about these? If they are legit, I could cancel my FP+ for those rides and get different FP+ Thanks!

Nope these are legit! After going year after year and our son too short to ride RNRC (he's big for his age, but just missed the height a few years ago).....the CM asked how many times we've been trying to get him on, which had been 2 years in a row.....he said sorry pal, maybe next time.....and gave us a non-expiring pass for the next time we vacationed. We were allowed up to 8 people, so we shared our pass with strangers....the photo at launch was priceless!