Disneyland Paris requires 150 euros per person for unlimited FastPass, Is WDW next?

[Donald Razorduck]

If this is still around in June 2019, I will use it, we only have time for a day and a half at Disneyland Paris. We'll spend a whole day at Disneyland and would love to hit Big Thunder up multiple times day and night.

Hate me all you want.

 

[Frankie The Beer]

I'm really hoping Disney does something for people who prefer not to wait in lines. I would spend $150 easy for unlimited Fastpasses if it was across my whole vacation. Probably up to another $50 a day extra just to skip lines as much as possible.

 

[HauntedPirate]

I'm really hoping Disney does something for people who prefer not to wait in lines. I would spend $150 easy for unlimited Fastpasses if it was across my whole vacation. Probably up to another $50 a day extra just to skip lines as much as possible.

Oh, it won't be nearly that cheap or easy, you can bet on that. My guess: Deluxe resort, Concierge level, $150+/person/night and must include all guests in the room for the length of your stay.

But Disney will never monetize FastPass...

 

[MinnieWaffles]

People are so lazy they don't want to book fastpasses and wait in hour long lines all day

Insane logic. But, I would pay for a Disney equivalent of a express pass.

 

[HauntedPirate]

People are so lazy they don't want to book fastpasses and wait in hour long lines all day

Insane logic. But, I would pay for a Disney equivalent of a express pass.

I understand what you're saying. There was a time when park capacity was appropriate for attendance, meaning hour-plus waits were usually saved for the weeks around major holidays, so something like an Express Pass-equivalent weren't necessary to do more than a half-dozen things in a day. At Magic Kingdom, of course. A half-dozen things will basically allow you to do almost everything at each of the other parks. (An exaggeration, I know, work with me, people!!)

And, FWIW, I still like being the "FastPass runner". Pre-planning FP's 2 months in advance just doesn't trip my trigger...

 

[Jonathan Wang]

they had something like this similar at shanghai disney, however the "ultimate fastpass" was limited quantity.

so i had to buy passes to all the rides seperately which ended up costing more.