Jrb1979
Well-Known Member
That's just the cost of Fastpass. Not including ticketsYea, I'm a little confused about that too. The details are a little foggy. Is that the cost of a ticket including park and pass or just super Fastpass.
That's just the cost of Fastpass. Not including ticketsYea, I'm a little confused about that too. The details are a little foggy. Is that the cost of a ticket including park and pass or just super Fastpass.
Anything like Shanghai's Premier Access?Did anyone mention Disney Access+ (©) yet?
Asking for a friend.
Like I said, and things could obviously have changed, but I wasn’t aware of a none time specific option - possibly it’s reserved for the top top tier.Anything like Shanghai's Premier Access?
This sounds much more stressful than booking FP+ at 60 days…One thing I can easily imagine:
Genie app “ride now” for an up charge, with dynamic pricing.
Skip the 2 hour line at FOP for $39.99 per person.
Skip the 60 minute line at Mine Train for $19.99.
“Pirates of the Caribbean is currently a 25 minute line, but the Genie can grant your wish and ride now for $4.99”
So depending on the attraction, the time of day, the length of the standby line, the “Genie lightning pass” price is fluid. Constantly reacting to supply and demand.
just 1 way it could work.
I think you could be right. I could see them offering 3 FastPass bundles when you book your trip. Then during the day after your 3 are used up, Genie could offer you more based on what is remaining in the pool that day. They still have to limit how many are given out and meter them into the rides based on return time so people are satisfied with experience they paid for.I would think WDW has learned that their guests value the prepay-and-forget-about-it model and are willing to pay a premium for it - think dining plan or even DVC. I doubt they’ll ask guests to make an economic decision every time they are about to line up for an attraction, but instead have them prepay for a specific skip the line package, genie level, etc. upfront.
The issue with this pricing at WDW is that it essentially promotes shorter vacations over longer ones. Sure I’d pay this for one day at Universal but not for a week. Nor would I stay at Universal for anywhere near a week. Universal and WDW aren’t directly comparable with pricing models. They don’t want an offering that someone “buys for one day” and then not for the rest of their trip.
But you’re right, it’s clear unlimited isn’t in the cards. And those reasons are probably why.
I don't know anyone who would rather visit WDW for three days with FastPass than eight days without it for the same price.
Wow thats awfulDid anyone mention Disney Access+ () yet?
Asking for a friend.
YikesThen ignore it and see if you can find a tiny sense of humor.
Woof.Did anyone mention Disney Access+ () yet?
Asking for a friend.
Absolutely. There's no way they are going to constantly put per ride prices in front of guests.I would think WDW has learned that their guests value the prepay-and-forget-about-it model and are willing to pay a premium for it - think dining plan or even DVC. I doubt they’ll ask guests to make an economic decision every time they are about to line up for an attraction, but instead have them prepay for a specific skip the line package, genie level, etc. upfront.
It's all conjecture at this point anyway.Yea, I'm a little confused about that too. The details are a little foggy. Is that the cost of a ticket including park and pass or just super Fastpass.
Excellent point.The point is, at the price point we're talking about, it's literally cheaper to extend your vacation entire whole days for cheaper than adding FastPass. I don't know anyone who would rather visit WDW for three days with FastPass than eight days without it for the same price.
The point is, at the price point we're talking about, it's literally cheaper to extend your vacation entire whole days for cheaper than adding FastPass. I don't know anyone who would rather visit WDW for three days with FastPass than eight days without it for the same price.
Yep.they’ve made the determination that a far more than acceptable percentage of customers will do nothing but continue to pay.
I would get their farm they’re right
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