Welcome To Disneyland Tour question

[TeamJones22]

Hello all,

Disneyland Paris regular planning 5 days in Disneyland as part as my honeymoon in June.

Question, as part of the Welcome to Disneyland Tour I see you get two free fastpasses. Can you use them on any attraction? For example, could I use it on the Radiator Springs racers ride? Do they ask me beforehand which rides I want, like when I book the tour?

Thanks a lot for ur help!

 

[figment_jii]

Question, as part of the Welcome to Disneyland Tour I see you get two free fastpasses. Can you use them on any attraction? For example, could I use it on the Radiator Springs racers ride? Do they ask me beforehand which rides I want, like when I book the tour?

From the reviews I've read, you're given FPs for specific rides. The most common ones listed are Star Tours and Soarin' (though with Soarin' closed, I don't know what they are offering now - maybe something like ToT). I haven't seen anyone report that they were given FPs for RSR.

 

[Nonsuch]

...as part of the Welcome to Disneyland Tour I see you get two free fastpasses. Can you use them on any attraction?

When I took the Welcome to Disneyland Tour, we received fastpasses to Soarin and preferred seating for Aladdin. The Aladdin preferred seating allows you to enter the theatre ahead of the regular lines

I would recommend taking this tour on your first morning in the park.

 

[Nicolette11785]

We received our fastpasses to Star Tours. We also got fast passes to Indiana Jones that were linked to our passes so they were not extra passes. They also take you to get a fast pass for World Of Color. We were able to pick between Aladdin and Mickey's Map for priority seating.

 

[Stephylynn02]

Hi! Been debating on this tour bc we have never been to DL. We are also Disney Visa card holders so we get a disc. yay! So I am wondering would this be appropriate for my 4 year old daughter in a stroller and mom in a scooter? DD is very well behaved so I am not too worried, just wondering if anyone has ever been on the tour with kids and what they thought? Thanks!

 

[poohj80]

We're also debating this tour for a just planned trip over President's weekend. We'll only have 2 days for the parks so was really waffling as to whether we needed hoppers or not (I realize if we do the tour we will need to get hoppers). The main advantage of the tour would be the FPs but since the tour only seems available at 10:30 in the morning, I'm wondering if it's worth it since we could be hitting rides before the park gets even more packed instead of finishing the tour during the busiest part of the day.

It's been awhile since we've been to DL so not as familiar with all the strategies to maximize rides as I am at WDW so any tips would be appreciated.

Thanks!

 

[figment_jii]

We're also debating this tour for a just planned trip over President's weekend. We'll only have 2 days for the parks so was really waffling as to whether we needed hoppers or not (I realize if we do the tour we will need to get hoppers). The main advantage of the tour would be the FPs but since the tour only seems available at 10:30 in the morning, I'm wondering if it's worth it since we could be hitting rides before the park gets even more packed instead of finishing the tour during the busiest part of the day.

It's been awhile since we've been to DL so not as familiar with all the strategies to maximize rides as I am at WDW so any tips would be appreciated.

The general advice is to plan to get to the parks pre-rope drop because the parks are (usually) the least busy first thing int he morning (especially if you go to the non-EMH/MM park). Given that the parks open at 8:00 am on the Sat/Sun before President's Day, I would think you can get a fair amount done in the first two hours of the day. By mid-morning, crowds will start to pick-up. I don't have a lot of feeling about the tour, but I probably wouldn't do it if you were only doing it to get the FPs.

 

[poohj80]

The general advice is to plan to get to the parks pre-rope drop because the parks are (usually) the least busy first thing int he morning (especially if you go to the non-EMH/MM park). Given that the parks open at 8:00 am on the Sat/Sun before President's Day, I would think you can get a fair amount done in the first two hours of the day. By mid-morning, crowds will start to pick-up. I don't have a lot of feeling about the tour, but I probably wouldn't do it if you were only doing it to get the FPs.

Thanks! We definitely plan to be in line pre-rope drop. Since we'll only have 2 day tix, no magical morning for us so will go to opposite park. This will also be our first stay at a Good Neighbor hotel since no DVC rooms available at this late date.