Will Fast Passes be available for Minnie Mouse runaway train?

[PeterPanFan74]

Fingers crossed this attraction will be open in April. I heard star wars doesn't offer Fast passes and hoping that minnie mouse will train will. Thanks in advance!

 

[FCDub]

No word on FP yet, but it will definitely be open in April.

 

[PeterPanFan74]

I am so glad it will be open!!!

 

[vinotinto]

We don’t know yet, but it’s worth mentioning that we are within 60 days of the March 4th opening and it does not have FPs yet.

Also, those who have made CLFPs for trips in March and April (they can purchase CLFPs at 90 days from checkout, giving all of us a glimpse into FP future), are still not able to book CLFPs for it.

 

[PeterPanFan74]

My apologies, but what is CLFPs? I assume its a certain fast pass?

 

[joyjoy]

My apologies, but what is CLFPs? I assume its a certain fast pass?

Club Level Fast Pass - guests staying at Club Level are offered additional fastpasses. (for $$)

 

[bluezy]

FWIW, we were at Disney when Frozen Ever After opened. FP reservations opened one month before the ride opened.

 

[gharter]

Wait for April as well.
KInd of guessing they will use Boarding Passes early on until they know how reliable it is, but nobody knows.

 

[glocon]

Does the MMRR use some of the same technology as RotR? If there are tech issues with RotR then I could see BG for MMRR also until kinks worked out.

 

[gharter]

It uses the trackless ride system that they supposedly were having issues with on RoTR.

 

[Robo]

Since this thread is still going, it might help some readers if we post that the actual name of the attraction is...
"Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway."
It is being constructed (and tested) in the Disney's Hollywood Studios Chinese Theater building, former home to "The Great Movie Ride."

 

[eeyoreandtink]

Highly doubt there will be fastpass for it any time soon based on Disney's pattern with the opening of other recent rides.

 

[Frozen2014]

Highly doubt there will be fastpass for it any time soon based on Disney's pattern with the opening of other recent rides.

Curious...it this a technical/physical limitation or they decide to not include it as it would be another tier 1?
e.g. I remember hearing that they didn't add FP to Peter Pan in Disneyland as there is no room for a FP queue.

 

[eeyoreandtink]

Curious...it this a technical/physical limitation or they decide to not include it as it would be another tier 1?
e.g. I remember hearing that they didn't add FP to Peter Pan in Disneyland as there is no room for a FP queue.

I think it is a marketing and crowd flow decision more than anything.