More Tree Issues?

[lego606]

Do they grow their own nets?

Nets have to be reserved in advance.

 

[Captain Chaos]

Nets have to be reserved in advance.

180 days out... But only if you agree to being tracked by Disney...

 

[Tim_4]

180 days out... But only if you agree to being tracked by Disney...

In all seriousness has that part been discussed yet? The Fastpass+ window is planned at 60 days.

 

[luv]

In all seriousness has that part been discussed yet? The Fastpass+ window is planned at 60 days.

I don't even want to think about this particular nightmare until its a thing.

Planning times for meals and rides...it's too much for many vacationers.

I'm glad it's something I will not need to do.

 

[Tim_4]

I don't even want to think about this particular nightmare until its a thing.

Planning times for meals and rides...it's too much for many vacationers.

I'm glad it's something I will not need to do.

Sprinting through Studios to wait 20 minutes for a Fastpass is a nightmare. Picking your favorite rides a couple of months in advance will be VERY exciting for families with kids and it will take fifteen minutes.

 

[Prock3]

I don't even want to think about this particular nightmare until its a thing.

Planning times for meals and rides...it's too much for many vacationers.

I'm glad it's something I will not need to do.

Most Vacationers Ive talked to about it have loved the idea of being able to book rides in advance without having to run around and grab fast passes, in fact not one guest I talked to about it said it was a bad idea

 

[luv]

Sprinting through Studios to wait 20 minutes for a Fastpass is a nightmare. Picking your favorite rides a couple of months in advance will be VERY exciting for families with kids and it will take fifteen minutes.

There are some people who will love having times for eating and times to ride various rides.

There are some people who will not like it and for whom it won't work out well.

I think it's going to be a nightmare. Maybe I'm wrong. But I will wait until its a thing.

And it won't affect me, anyway. I just feel badly for those who won't like it.

 

[Tim_4]

There are some people who will love having times for eating and times to ride various rides.

There are some people who will not like it and for whom it won't work put well.

I think it's going to be a nightmare. Maybe I'm wrong. But I will wait until its a thing.

And it won't affect me, anyway. I just feel badly for those who won't like it.

I think the people who won't like it are people who don't use Fastpass anyways. it's a smaller percentage than people realize.

Why won't it affect you?

 

[Prock3]

There are some people who will love having times for eating and times to ride various rides.

There are some people who will not like it and for whom it won't work put well.

I think it's going to be a nightmare. Maybe I'm wrong. But I will wait until its a thing.

And it won't affect me, anyway. I just feel badly for those who won't like it.

Oh at first its going to be a nightmare, but as it gets older and gets refined it will get better and better. Disney has at least shown that they are committed to getting it fully working before releasing it to all guests.

 

[luv]

I think the people who won't like it are people who don't use Fastpass anyways. it's a smaller percentage than people realize.

Why won't it affect you?

Live in Orlando and don't need fastpasses. I don't care more about Soarin than Maelstrom, for example. I can always ride Soarin when there isn't a line. Plus, I've ridden it enough times.

I just picked Soarin as an example and not to pick on it. It's a good ride.

 

[Gabe1]

Most Vacationers Ive talked to about it have loved the idea of being able to book rides in advance without having to run around and grab fast passes, in fact not one guest I talked to about it said it was a bad idea

Really? My DS hasn't received any positive feedback, not a lot of gripes yet but guests not exactly doing a happy dance.

 

[Skippy's Pal]

Sprinting through Studios to wait 20 minutes for a Fastpass is a nightmare. Picking your favorite rides a couple of months in advance will be VERY exciting for families with kids and it will take fifteen minutes.

Until they hit the (current) limit of 3 FP+'s per day, and then have to do stand- by like everyone else. Even more so if they burn one of those 3 for a parade viewing spot.

 

[Tim_4]

Until they hit the (current) limit of 3 FP+'s per day, and then have to do stand- by like everyone else. Even more so if they burn one of those 3 for a parade viewing spot.

The current guest uses an average of 2.4 Fastpasses per day or something like that. it'll be a cut for "super users" like us who know how to work the system but the average guest won't feel a major dip in Fastpass availability. Plus, with folks using Fastpass at shows and parades, the Fastpass lines and therefore standby lines at the E tickets will be shorter. Sunset is hell just to walk through on a summer evening. The Brazilians line up for Fantasmic at like 6. If they use Fastpasses for the show that'll eliminate tons of headaches for crowd control and guests passing through.