It should switch over the following day, Sunday May 11, to the FastPass+ exclusive, Donald & Daisy character greeting as mentioned in this thread.Can't imagine that area staying empty long seeing as they installed touch points at that location.
I wonder what it means by "next gen meet and greets"?
No you do not need to be at a Disney resort to use FastPass+.So with the likely Fastpass+ requirement, will it be required to be staying at a Disney hotel?
Thinking about this again - they always felt out of place at DAK for some reason to me.
Yeah - still get to hang with them at Magic Kingdom next to their attraction. Not sure if it still happens all the time, but Pooh characters were usually out at Park Open at DHS by the hat before being swapped out for the 1950's movie star version of the characters.My wife is going to be upset about this. Seeing Pooh and the other characters has always been one of the highlights at Animal Kingdom for her. There's rarely a line there and thats why she likes it so much. Oh well...I guess we'll just have to see her friends elsewhere.
They were cut at DHSYeah - still get to hang with them at Magic Kingdom next to their attraction. Not sure if it still happens all the time, but Pooh characters were usually out at Park Open at DHS by the hat before being swapped out for the 1950's movie star version of the characters.
Isn't A.A. Milne from the UK?Let's not forget that Pooh and Tigger are at Epcot UK Pavilion as well...
FP+ was designed to move people to under attended attractions...but I fail to see why they just wouldn't shut down the greet.i met Pooh and Tigger at AK in March and CMs were practically begging people to stop and meet them. absolutely 0 line which surprised me. maybe theres not enough demand for them at that park?
i met Pooh and Tigger at AK in March and CMs were practically begging people to stop and meet them. absolutely 0 line which surprised me. maybe theres not enough demand for them at that park?
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