Not at all. The best case scenario is you can get practically an unlimited number subject to availabilityWhat what joke so best case scenario is you get 1 LL every 2 hours?
Not at all. The best case scenario is you can get practically an unlimited number subject to availabilityWhat what joke so best case scenario is you get 1 LL every 2 hours?
Is that for WDW or DL or both?
How is that possible?Not at all. The best case scenario is you can get practically an unlimited number subject to availability
How is that possible?
What makes you think once you have a LL booked it will offer you another one until the time limit is reached?
So at 10 am you book a LL for space mountain at 12 noon.
Why would the system be compelled to offer you anything until 2 hours later?
Taking something away from some but not all guests won’t be popular. Witness the gnashing of teeth of those who booked to stay offsite next week who suddenly get 2 days notice that they’ll no longer be able to get into the parks early. And I’d be p***d off too if it was me.Seems like pre-park (7am) genie+ booking is ripe to become an on-site benefit at some point.
Its 10am, you book PoC for 10:05. You scan into PoC and book IASW for 10:45. And the cycle repeats...How is that possible?
What makes you think once you have a LL booked it will offer you another one until the time limit is reached?
So at 10 am you book a LL for space mountain at 12 noon.
Why would the system be compelled to offer you anything until 2 hours later?
Its 10am, you book PoC for 10:05. You scan into PoC and book IASW for 10:45. And the cycle repeats...
If at 10 you book for noon then you won’t be able to get another until noon. You are correctHow is that possible?
What makes you think once you have a LL booked it will offer you another one until the time limit is reached?
So at 10 am you book a LL for space mountain at 12 noon.
Why would the system be compelled to offer you anything until 2 hours later?
Yes. That has always been the case. With legacy Fastpass it was the start of your arrival window, with other forms it’s been when you scanned inSo you can book as soon as you scan in for your reservation and not wait 2 hours?
Yes. That has always been the case. With legacy Fastpass it was the start of your arrival window, with other forms it’s been when you scanned in
How is that possible?
What makes you think once you have a LL booked it will offer you another one until the time limit is reached?
So at 10 am you book a LL for space mountain at 12 noon.
Why would the system be compelled to offer you anything until 2 hours later?
Ok but again regardless of the ride and how busy it why would they offer you LL return time for anything less than 2 hours?If at 10 you book for noon then you won’t be able to get another until noon. You are correct
But if at 10 you book for 11 and at 11 you book for noon you just did 2 within 2 hours and that is entirely possible depending on attraction choice and crowds.
Also if at 10 you book for 3 then at noon you could book another
Ok but again regardless of the ride and how busy it why would they offer you LL return time for anything less than 2 hours?
Let’s say you want to ride IASW it’s 10am and the wait is 30 minutes. You request a LL with genie. Why would it offer you any time before 12?
Did you do paper fast pass? It's basically the same. You can keep stacking as long as there are rides available. You can pull every 2 hours.
At least that's my understanding so far! Although I think paper you could get a new one right after you want on the ride (if it was sooner than 2 hours)
So you assuming the greediest company on earth is going to offer you anything before it absolutely has too?It offers you next available time.
Why wouldn’t it? It will always offer you the next available return time based on the available LL inventory. If a low number of people have made selections for IASW at that point it could give you a return time of 10:15… if LL for that particular attraction has been booking up quickly it could be later.Ok but again regardless of the ride and how busy it why would they offer you LL return time for anything less than 2 hours?
Let’s say you want to ride IASW it’s 10am and the wait is 30 minutes. You request a LL with genie. Why would it offer you any time before 12?
I don’t think you fully understand how this system or any similar system that came before functions.So you assuming the greediest company on earth is going to offer you anything before it absolutely has too?
They want you shopping in their homogenized stores and buying snacks.
This company can care less about your experience they only care how much they can extract from you.
It offers you next available time. I don't think it's making everyone wait 2 hours each time they reserve a ride if the ride has available times before that!
That was then.Why wouldn’t it? It will always offer you the next available return time based on the available LL inventory. If a low number of people have made selections for IASW at that point it could give you a return time of 10:15… if LL for that particular attraction has been booking up quickly it could be later.
Did you ever use Fastpass or Fastpass+… there was never a rule or process that required return times to be 2 hours away. Some times you could find Fastpasses that were immediately valid.
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