The unlimited express pass (what we like to call FOTL ) is your room key and you just go thru the express pass line and show the tm your room key and if the offical opening is july the 3rd then highly doubt they will have express line access for a little whileI am going to US/IOA July 6 - 11. We are staying on site. Will that front of the line pass work on this new ride for us? Also with this front of the line thing how does it work? We get a ticket and come back? We stand in a different line? Not to clear on this part. Thanks in advance for any information I can get.
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That's a fair assumption.if the offical opening is july the 3rd then highly doubt they will have express line access for a little while![]()
Might be a stupid question...but what is a 'soft opening'? Is it only where AP holders can ride? x
Based on what happened with The Simpsons, I doubt the Express line will be set up until a couple of weeks after opening...it's just a guess though.I could really use some advice here. This will be our first trip to Universal w/o staying onsite. I had considered switching my 7/2-7/4 stay at the JW to the RPR but to get a decent rate, I would need to buy an AP for what would probably only be the one-day trip we had planned (which will be 7/3.) Now that it looks as if HRR might open on 7/3, I'm not sure it would be helpful to have FOTL access that day and imagine things will be crazy at both parks. The rest of the week we are staying at Disney. How likely is it they will have an Express Pass line set up mid-week (or even on the 3rd) based on prior ride openings? Would it be better for us to just go to Universal mid-week and buy the express passes? If we want to go to both parks, which park should we buy the express passes for? (I'm thinking get the express passes for IofA and just plan on arriving early for Universal.) Any advice would be helpful.
Based on what happened with The Simpsons, I doubt the Express line will be set up until a couple of weeks after opening...it's just a guess though.
Theoretically the passholder preview will have already been done by the grand opening date. I'm sure they want to let as many people ride it as possible. The onsite guests would probably ride it over and over therefore not allowing others the same chance. Ordinarily it wouldn't be much of a concern but there will be LOTS of people wanting to ride the HR3...and remember...this is just a guess. I don't know what is going to happen.2 weeks!!!
You would think that after a delayed opening and one of the busiest time of the year they would sell out on express passes. I hope they atleast have it open for hotel guests or something special for AP holders.
Sounds like a good guess to me and its a shame I will have to wait til next year to ride itTheoretically the passholder preview will have already been done by the grand opening date I'm sure they want to let as many people ride it as possible. The onsite guests would probably ride it over and over therefore not allowing others the same chance. Ordinarily it wouldn't be much of a concern but there will be LOTS of people wanting to ride the HR3...and remember...this is just a guess. I don't know what is going to happen.
I don't know but passholders can ride Manta from 8-9am everyday starting May 26th through June 30th...that's an hour earlier than the park opens. I'll have to do it one weekend.I wonder if they'll do something like SeaWorld is doing with Manta. I was poking around their QuickQueue info, and Manta is currently included but only for one ride vs. unlimited like the other attractions.