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Oh. So they just enter the fpv line when the others are done? Sorry for my ignorance lol

Ok that's what I thought. Just need a bit more if an explanation. Does everyone enter the Fp que at the same time? I'm just not sure how the rider swap works in a big group. Is there a separate quev for the swap?

Ok as many of you know we will have a group of 11 with ages 1 to 37. If we all have the same Fp timeslot , can we walt in line with the littles that cannot or won't do the particular fp ride and do something like a group rider swap , or do we just have to go in seperate groups at opposite ends...

Not what I've heard from multiple ppl. The most I've heard for a fp wait is like 20 minutes.. 30 minutes is more the exception then the rule I would think..

I've seen many posts about this, and I have no idea what is wrong with the Yeti. I've never experienced the Yeti. Could someone please explain what is wrong with it, so when I ride Expedition for the first time I can lament... I mean how dare that Yeti not work, I must know the details...

Well we are staying off property and have 6 day park tickets. It's me, my wife, our 6 , children and my sister and her 2 kids. None of the kids have been to Disney before :cool:

23 more days til Disney here :p:D

I will be 33 when we go here in a few weeks. It will be my first time at Magic Kingdom, Although I have visited HS and Epcot before.. (HighschoolS Orchestra)

Why? I was able to get FP for all those except Dwarfs Train

*Tries to put the lid back on the jar of worms he opened...won't...fit....ugh* :rolleyes:

It's not necessary at all. If you want to be completely spontaneous go for it. The downside is that you will most likely be waiting in long lines for most things. You could always try to schedule FPS the day before, but your options will be limited.

I really wasn't trying to start a debate, but that's what ppl do here so it kinda just happens.. I never even mentioned the original FP system (most likely because I never had the pleasure to use it)

3 fastpasses = 1.5 hours of your time. I don't see how that is "planning your whole day" you've got the rest of your 12-hours or so to do whatever.. Also this is our first time to Disney. I agree with the above poster, Doug, that FP was never meant to appeal to those who go multiple times a year

Different members of the group silly. I said that in my original post.

40 min wait? I don't think that's an unacceptable wait time for most anything.. and who's using FP for small world?

No one's forcing you to use the Fp system.. and if your an AP your probably there enough to not really need it most times..

First of all I want ask what's all the fuss? No it's not a perfect system, but I think the way it is set up is the way it has to be to cater to the most guests the best way. It's tiered to give the most people a chance to experience one of the most popular attractions. We were at a disadvantage...

We can do half day at MK and Whole day at Epcot or vice versa for the last two days of our trip. Which park deserves the most attention? (Note we will be at each one whole day each earlier in the week..)

Got this fast pass because we were out of good options... (non property guests) Is it worth it to keep it or try to find something else? Where is the FP area for the parade?

What rides have you took your infants on? Good/bad experiences? So many things have no height requirement at Disney, but what rides / attractions are most suited for the wee one? He will be 15 months old when we go.