There's almost nowhere at WDW I would want to see this kind of queuing system, but Anna and Elsa are probably the exception. I can't imagine that WDW cast can comfortably manage crowds waiting 4+ hours (where do they even put all the people?)
The line stretches and goes in the direction of the currently closed dwarf gift shop.There's almost nowhere at WDW I would want to see this kind of queuing system, but Anna and Elsa are probably the exception. I can't imagine that WDW cast can comfortably manage crowds waiting 4+ hours (where do they even put all the people?)
This is a smart move... they've created Fastpass.
So basically the lines will now be divided into FP+ and FP-, yes?
The biggest issue (if I understand this correctly) is that once the paper FP-s run out, there's no longer a standby option to wait in? You can't CHOOSE to wait in a long line anymore? Well, I guess that's what happens when people go to GR to complain about the long lines. "Well, if people are so miserable waiting hours in line, then we'll just take that misery away by not letting them wait at all! Suckers."
But how many hours will the line be to get these passes? Could a guest get 4-5 tickets and then go sell then to some desperate ticket-less family for hundreds of dollars a pop?
Disney keeps trying to reinvent the wheel here (letting people wait in line.) if they want to distribute crowds better, then they should start making the other three parks more desirable by building more dang attractions.
What's ALSO gonna suck about this is the people returning for their standby time who think it's actually a FP.
"Yes, that's for the standby line."
"No, but I have my FP right here. See? It's a paper ticket like FPs have always been."
"No, FP is the new standby. You're behind the times, old man. Now you have to wait in line to get a ticket to wait for your return time to wait your turn. It's the latest and greatest in making sure you don't wait."
"Why didn't I just get in the standby earlier then? Instead of all this ticket nonsense?"
"Oh, we don't allow that. We can't allow you to wait that long. You either get to wait to NOT wait, or your just don't get to wait at all. But you're very lucky. There are only so few people allowed to wait in this magical line. It's truly a privilege to wait to not wait."
I didn't/don't believe that number. We waited in the FP line for *maybe*10-15 minutes and there were at least 6-7 groups in front of us.Has Disney been closing the Standby queue early, closing the queue at park closing or just doing a hard close at park closing? This system could help eliminate having the attraction open later than the park.
What is more amazing is, if this story is accurate, the spectacularly lousy hourly capacity. I knew meet and greets were low, but that just seems pitiful.
Has Disney been closing the Standby queue early, closing the queue at park closing or just doing a hard close at park closing? This system could help eliminate having the attraction open later than the park.
What is more amazing is, if this story is accurate, the spectacularly lousy hourly capacity. I knew meet and greets were low, but that just seems pitiful.
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