Question about the Fastpass Networks

[krankenstein]

I realize that some Fastpass machines are not connected to the system. This basically allows you to get a free Fastpass for these attractions. For example, if you are at DHS and have a Fastpass for TOT, you can walk back to LMA and get a free fastpass even if your TOT Fastpass says you currently are not allowed to have another one. My question is, does anyone have a list of the attractions, like LMA, that are not connected to the network?

I did a search and came up with nothing. I apologize in advance if this has been discussed.

 

[mkt]

There's none more that I can think of in WDW. This is an easier loophole to exploit in Disneyland.

 

[Rob562]

If I'm not mistaken, the "non-network" FastPass machines that are mentioned now and then are ones out in the California parks, not at WDW in Florida.

-Rob

 

[krankenstein]

Ok, I thought WDW might have a few more like HISTA or something similar. Thanks for the info!

 

[jcb7787]

Actually, most guests at WDW do not realize that you are able to hold a FP for a ride and a show (Stitch, Philhar, LMA) at the same time. I don't think its publicized very much due to the fact that guests seem to get confused about this type of thing. Just might help clear up the confusion!

 

[Phonedave]

There's none more that I can think of in WDW. This is an easier loophole to exploit in Disneyland.

I allways thought that Malestrom was a non-networked FP attraction. Never tested it, but thats what I have heard.


-dave

 

[xsupaxmanxsfnex]

Don't you only have to wait like an hour until you can get a fastpass for another attraction? :shrug:
On my last trip we all got TSM FPs and they were for 9ish. The we went over to RnRC and got off and got FPs for ToT for 7ish.

 

[krankenstein]

Don't you only have to wait like an hour until you can get a fastpass for another attraction? :shrug:
On my last trip we all got TSM FPs and they were for 9ish. The we went over to RnRC and got off and got FPs for ToT for 7ish.

I think it is usually 2 hours, but sometimes it can be as short as 45 min. It just depends on a number of factors, but I'm not sure what those factors are. BTW, this is just what I have noticed in my previous experience, nothing official at all.

 

[luckyeye13]

Usually, at MK, DHS, and DAK the next FASTPASS will be available either after your current one is good or two hours after you got it, whichever is first. At Epcot, though, I have noticed that, while they still use when your current FASTPASS is good as a marker, the time-based one is on a different formula from the other parks.

 

[peter11435]

Just to clarify, all Fastpass machines are networked. The feature that checks if you already hold a Fastpass for another attraction is then either enabled or disabled for each attraction.