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Definitely unfortunate for anyone visiting late in the day but offers another advantage for getting there early (assuming you can manage to book your LLs early too). So it doesn’t matter if the first LL you use is a tier 2, then? Everything becomes available to book regardless of tier after...

I remember someone here saying that with LLMP, the tier system would disappear morning of, allowing you to modify tier 2 LLs to tier 1s. When I tried that this morning it blocked me saying we already had a tier 1 booked. That said, after we used our tier 1 LL at 9am, and then a tier 2 shortly...

You’d think they’d want to have the advance bookings set up to avoid the system running into trouble on the morning of the 24th. Oh well! Will do my best to prepare but it’s definitely going to be a nightmare!!

I’ve used both express and nord vpn before when booking location-locked things on the WDW app, from the UK. Both have worked well, so will likely be fine for this system too. I would just recommend getting whichever VPN offers the best introductory deal!

I figured this might be the case. Going to be a mad morning on the 24th as everyone tries to book lightning lanes for the coming week, then. Can’t really tell if this would be advantageous for us, if we plan ahead and get the details right, or if it will end up being a nightmare either way with...

Good to hear, thank you. The start date on our tickets is actually a week before we get to the parks, so if I’m correct, we should be able to book a lightning lane pass for those days even earlier than if we were staying at a resort - if not at the same time, 7 days ahead.

So this change comes into effect halfway through our trip and there’s one thing I can’t figure out based on the language they’ve used. Is July 24th the first day the new system will be used AND the first day you’re able to start booking in advance? Or will the 7 and 3 day advance rules be in...

Will definitely have a listen!

Hey folks. We’re headed to WDW in a month from the UK, and as the designated tour guide I’m just reacquainting myself with everything Genie+, VQ and ILLs. In my research, I stumbled upon an app called Standby Skipper which has some glowing reviews and seems like it could really take a lot of...

The difference here is that Universal opened Hagrid’s after (correct me if I’m wrong) a year and a half of construction, while CR has been under construction for 5 years. You would think they’d have worked out most of the kinks by now, even with the pandemic. I guess the new ride system must be...

You’re absolutely right, and it’s worth noting I’m particularly looking forward to this guardians ride. I’m tech savvy enough to get my head around the app, but the fact that you’ve either secured or missed your chance to get on the ride before the park even opens doesn’t seem particularly guest...

Don’t get me wrong, I like the idea of the virtual queue, and being able to see more of the park in the meantime, but my point is that as an international guest, I would be more willing to wait hours to get on the guardians ride than a local guest who has been on several times already. They...

Absolutely - we had a great time in the 4 hour queues for FOP when that first opened! Everyone in the queue was so excited for it that it didn’t matter how ridiculous the wait was.

I was wondering this as well - we’ll be there in July for the first time in nearly 3 years and knowing that there’s no guarantee we can get on this ride is going to make the morning of an Epcot trip very stressful. The silly thing is, as we’re travelling from the UK, we would be quite happy to...