I am asking because I think sooner or later Disney is going to charge guests money to use Fastpass Plus.
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How much are you willing to pay using Fastpass Plus?
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I wouldn't pay anything for it... If Disney were to create a front of the line pass more like what Universal has then I would pay for that because then I wouldn't have to plan weeks in advance and only get 3 rides of which sometimes in some parks only 1 really matter to and only 1 may even be popular enough to require a fastpass.... But if I didn't have to plan in advance and could skip the long line on everything I would probably pay quite a bit... 100 bucks without blinking.
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It's not going to happen. If it ever would cost in the future it will be for non resort guests and non AP holders most likely but still think it won't ever happen. They will just add on to ticket prices as every year to cover the "costs" of it. Lol 
Susan Savia
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I don't use it now, so 0.
But you are still paying for it because the ticket price embeds the prices of the fastpass into it... While I personally hate the fastpass plus system I still use it because I know I'm paying for it and if I don't use it I'm kind of throwing my money away... So you might want to consider using it.
Cmdr_Crimson
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I'm paying enough to get in, Ride, Shop, & Eat...So I went with Nothing....
erasure fan1
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I wouldn't pay a dime for such a poor system. It would need a total overhaul in order to be worth paying for and even then I don't think I would front any money.
DisneyFans4Life
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I wouldn't pay anything. There isn't a ride at WDW that is important enough to me to spend money to ride it. If it's more than a 30 minute wait...I will come back later in the day or ride it the next time I go to the parks.
docdebbi
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I know that it is not practical because of the incredible number of hotel rooms disney has, but i want a system like Sea World. By staying at one of their official hotels last year, we got front of the line access at attractions and reserved seating at every show. again, i know, built into the price, but certainly made me want to choose their hotel over any other.
DManRightHere
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I disagree, there were much cheaper methods to make a profitable "skip the line" service. Could they charge for additional FP's? Possibly, but I hope not. The time, money, and effort put into FP+ was designed to handle everyone in the resort. I hope I am not wrong.
I have never supported the skip the line options and never will.
DisneyFans4Life
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Actually...they have a way to get to the front of the line now and pay for it...get a tour guide. I've seen quite a few groups with tour guides walk right up to the ride without waiting.
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I'm not paying anything for FP+. Ridiculous.
Timsierramist
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I once thought this way too. But the way Disney has been acting lately, I'm just not so sure anymore...It's not going to happen. If it ever would cost in the future it will be for non resort guests and non AP holders most likely but still think it won't ever happen. They will just add on to ticket prices as every year to cover the "costs" of it. Lol
I can see them doing some sort of "Ultimate Walt Disney "approved" Super Duper Fastpass +++" where you would enter through the exits to walk on any ride for $100.00 or so. The ticket would have a picture of Walt Disney smiling, winking and with a thumbs up and his other hand around Bob Iger's shoulder, looking smug as ever.
It won't be available at all hours of the day though because they would cut attraction exit cast members to maximize profits.
...you'll also get a 2% discount for staying at a Disney Resort...
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Still don't see it happening. Universal and others use something similar for years now and Disney never did. If they do ever, regardless of what has been happening, I will be shocked. Lol
Yep... if you have a large enough group it might make sense but the hourly rate is pretty steep. I have been tempted to purchase the thrill ride package before because it gets you on most of the rides we would normally want and if we did that we could easily eliminate two days of going to parks and standing in lines.