Parker in NYC
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Disney Genie and Genie+ at Walt Disney World
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UNCgolf
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Not allowing/requiring people to book FastPasses 2 months in advance is definitely a plus to this system.
mamamia2005
Member
A couple of questions - I may have missed the answers.
So with DAS can you only pre book 2 rides a day upto 30 days out OR book on the day whilst in the park - not both?
I was imagining it was a bit like fp - pre book 2 and when you had used those 2, you can book another?
Will DAS guests be able to book tier 1 rides?
Tia
So with DAS can you only pre book 2 rides a day upto 30 days out OR book on the day whilst in the park - not both?
I was imagining it was a bit like fp - pre book 2 and when you had used those 2, you can book another?
Will DAS guests be able to book tier 1 rides?
Tia
Javier Antonio Nisa Avila
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I think Bob wants us to pay for breathing. How can we write a formal complaint about it? If everybody speaks, they will have to hear us. This is not a matter of money . Bob wants to destroy Disney
peter11435
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How do you know they were abusing the system?
BaconPancakes
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As long as they keep doing after hours events I’ll be happy. I got all of the MK rides done in the matter of 3 hours.
Communicora
Premium Member
In the DL part of the forum, someone shared this article.
Paid Lightning Lanes & Genie+ Replacing Free FastPass at Disney World
Walt Disney World officially announced free FastPass+ is permanently retired, to be replaced by paid Genie+ and Lightning Lane line-skipping access soon. This post shares what WDW has revealed is coming to Magic Kingdom, Epcot,
www.disneytouristblog.com
"Again, the comparison to the former MaxPass system makes sense. Prior to the price increase on MaxPass early last year, I had heard MaxPass was viewed as an incredible success by the company due to its high adoption rate, which was still under half of all guests. This was with every attraction included in the system, and Disneyland having far greater ‘ride density’ than three parks at Walt Disney World."
Disneyland had such a high percentage of APs that this makes sense to me. I do worry that a higher percentage will purchase Genie at WDW.
BaconPancakes
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When you know you know…
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
Does Genie have a paid lightning bathroom stall option too?
MrPromey
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Except at Disney a "new ride opening" is now just about anything that's less than a decade old.
The only attraction that doesn't seem to get treated that way is TLMM which I assume is due to a combination of using the high-capacity omnimover system (hurray for that) and also on it being not that great of a ride to begin with...
el_super
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It won't stay that price if everyone buys into it.
CaptainAmerica
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Smuggler's Run is Tier 2.
MrPromey
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You're not feeling very imaginative today, are you?
bunnyman
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I don’t know, getting tired of being nickel and dimed. Not DVC or AP, but down there a lot from 1999 through 2019. I’m not one of those who doesn’t like change, but being in finance I look at everything as $$. Have always stayed on property purely for convenience, and was willing to pay their room rates for the perks. DME going away, 3 hour evening EMH a thing of the past, FP+ gone, have to pay to park at hotel, and I’m sure many more that I missed. Replacements for any of the above now come with a cost. Simultaneously their room rates have gone through the roof. Recently priced out several dates post Halloween and before the Holidays and the cheapest room was around $500. What am I missing other than this being a blatant money grab.
flynnibus
Premium Member
Now you sound like the guy who said there won't be any standby now
This is a boneheaded statement for many reasons
1) disney doesn't want those optics
2) disney controls how many lightning passes there are, so they always control if this happens
3) boarding groups are available at same time lightning passes are.. so Disney will already have made concious choices about how to split available capacity before offering either quantity
flynnibus
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mightynine
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Agreed. It's doubled in price at Disneyland where people were used to paying it, I think we see $20/Genie+ at minimum in a year.
This is all based on availability and they will limit the # to what can be accommodated, just as legacy FP and MaxPass did.
MrPromey
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That's confirmed at this point in the new system or are you going by how it worked with the split-tier options at Hollwood Studios prior to covid?
If the former, that's a surprising positive sign.* If it's the latter, I wouldn't read anything at all into that.
*This thread has grown by 8 pages since I started reading it so I'm sure stuff has been uncovered ahead of where I"m at that I haven't gotten to yet.
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