FASTPASS and Disney MaxPass coming soon to Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run at Disneyland Resort

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Darkbeer1

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>>Two other attractions join the FastPass system today: Autopia at Disneyland and Monsters Inc.: Mike and Sulley to the Rescue at Disney California Adventure. Autopia previously offered FastPass access until 2015 when the service was halted during the renovation of Star Wars Launch Bay. The Monsters Inc. ride at DCA seldom has a line longer than 10 to 15 minutes.


Disney has not yet announced when Smugglers Run will be joining the FastPass/MaxPass system, only saying the Galaxy’s Edge attraction will be “coming soon” to the lineup.


The addition of the three rides brings the total of FastPass/MaxPass attractions to more than 20 at Disney’s two Anaheim parks.<<
 

flutas

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Two other attractions join the FastPass system today: Autopia at Disneyland and Monsters Inc.: Mike and Sulley to the Rescue at Disney California Adventure.

Interesting, not seeing either option show up yet for MaxPass and Disney is already open for EMH / MM.
 

Kram Sacul

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DavidDL

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That's a shame. I actually do like Falcon's queue, seeing the ship from all angles, listening to the banter between the employees over the intercom and seeing the occasional electrical short out caused by a Porg. That said, the queue up until Hondo certainly isn't Temple of the Forbidden Eye.. and it doesn't need to be. One of the things Falcon has going for it is just how efficient it is (the last few times I've ridden, I haven't even been allowed to wander the ship before being immediately called) and this makes the queue perfectly pleasant because the line moves just fast enough that you don't overstay your welcome in any one part of it. But now with Fastpass, I basically have two choices; either skip the quaint queue entirely by utilizing it or wait in a now extended stand-by line that will require the former half of the queue to hold your attention longer, which I don't think it has the strength to do. No, it was perfect before without Fastpass, I feel. I never felt like I was waiting too long, even in hour+ waits the line was always moving due to a lack of Fastpass which gave the queue more strength where it would otherwise be lacking.

Some attractions just don't need it.. Pirates, Mansion, etc. I feel the same in this case.
 

Sailor310

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My sister is in town and wants to go to DL on Friday. I'm going to buy an annual pass. I'm bummed that I missed dodging the price increase by 3 days :(
 

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