FP+ For Frozen

[ElleJay1119]

This may be a dumb question, but when you say get there when Epcot opens, doesn't World showcase not open until 11am?

 

[Jim Buck]

So do the fp open up at 7am et for 60 days from that current date or from that date and the rest of your trip? Example family a is there 20-27th family b is there 22-29th, does this allow family a to get a jump on family b by 2 days on picking out passes for the 22-27 over family b.

Actually at midnight ET you can book FP online on Disney. I stay up late and booked mine and just did that 30 days ago.

 

[marni1971]

This may be a dumb question, but when you say get there when Epcot opens, doesn't World showcase not open until 11am?

You can now get to Mexico and Norway too at park opening.

 

[AndrewsJ]

The other night about 20 minutes before opening the wait time was listed at 60 minutes. It actually took 10 min so we rode twice.

 

[Dianak28]

Check even the night before your 60 day point! I was able to do mine early and I don't know why but maybe it will work for you as well. Personally i would not wait for this ride if I didn't have a fast pass. Not worth 2+ hours. The ride is too quick and not that great. But maybe that's just me since I am still mourning the loss of Maelstrom !

 

[MacVenture]

The critical piece of information you need was stated earlier-at your 60day point get online(or call) as early as possible and grab those passes! When we went in early Jan 15-22 (lite crowd level), I was never able to grab a fast pass for Frozen other than the ones I had secured at the 60 day time point. The same could be said for SDMT.

 

[Wendy Pleakley]

In my experience doing FEA or SDMT right at park closing works great. Once the Fastpass line ceases to exist, the standby line moves quickly.

For both rides, entering the stand-by queue right at closing resulted in a 10-15 minute wait, despite 60+ minutes posted wait time.

For me that's preferable to doing the rope drop approach, where getting there early essentially means you waited quite a while for the ride, regardless of how short the "actual" wait at the attraction is.