JohnD
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FIFY. No additional $$ to spend.No ILL for this oneunfortunately - only Genie+
FIFY. No additional $$ to spend.No ILL for this oneunfortunately - only Genie+
My hunch is that BTMRR will be closing for a year long refurb after Tiana opens. They need increased throughput for Tiana to make up for the difference of another ride being down. You're only "guaranteed" TBA if you schedule an available time in the app after purchasing G+.Why no ILL? So if I buy G+ in advance I'll be guaranteed TBA?
So if I buy G+ in advance I'll be guaranteed TBA?
Wouldn't say it's guaranteed. I've only used Genie+ once or twice but I remember it working similarly to the old paper fastpass system - you reserve a LL for one ride and you can't book another until you use the first. Problem is, availability varies. Sometimes you can immediately grab a LL for your next attraction, sometimes nothing's available for several hours. The E-tickets go fast so your best bet for Tiana's is probably going to be to try and grab one first thing in the morning, as I imagine many people will probably be trying to do the same.Why no ILL? So if I buy G+ in advance I'll be guaranteed TBA?
You don’t have to be in the park to try for the VQ.The problem is that every VQ is gone within several seconds. So during the preview period, if you go directly to MK after 2pm, there will be no VQ to join.
You don’t have to be in the park to try for the VQ.
Say you have a reservation for Epcot. You can try for the VQ at 1pm. If you are successful you could go to MK at 2pm and be able to ride when your group is called.
If you don’t have any park reservation, and therefore simply go to Mk for 2pm, you can’t try for the VQ anyway - even if for some reason there were still slots available.
You aren’t guaranteed it, you’ll have to try and book it at 7am and try and modify it to a better time if necessary. Like Peter Pan or Jungle Cruise, it’ll be hugely popular.Why no ILL? So if I buy G+ in advance I'll be guaranteed TBA?
Not necessarily. If you don't have a reservation, you just need to wait until 2 PM to enter any of the parks. If you do have a reservation, you just need to scan into the park you have a reservation for before you can travel to another.I'm confused, do you still have to have reservations to park hop?
This is for AP holders for the preview VQs. And AP holders still need park reservations, unless they arrive at a park after 2pm.I'm confused, do you still have to have reservations to park hop?
Not necessarily. If you don't have a reservation, you just need to wait until 2 PM to enter any of the parks. If you do have a reservation, you just need to scan into the park you have a reservation for before you can travel to another.
For example, if I have an EPCOT reservation on one of the AP preview days but I want to go to Magic Kingdom - I can scan into EPCOT, immediately leave the park, and then travel to MK and scan in there. The rule used to be you couldn't park hop until 2 PM regardless of reservations, but now the "after 2 PM" rule only applies to no reservations.
This is for AP holders for the preview VQs. And AP holders still need park reservations, unless they arrive at a park after 2pm.
As far as I know they haven’t indicated how the VQ will work after official opening, but they don’t expect it to be a VQ for more than a few days.
No worries! Same rules apply for normal park hopper tickets too, although they've since eliminated reservations for date based tickets so I may be wrongThanks - I'm forgetting we are discussing AP previews. We don't have an AP and won't be there for a preview, sorry for confusion!
Park hoppers are date based. No reservations required, so the VQ on & after the 28th will likely be normal VQ rules. Open to anyone at 7am and then at 1pm for those who have tapped into MK by then. Unless you’re an AP holder.No worries! Same rules apply for normal park hopper tickets too, although they've since eliminated reservations for date based tickets so I may be wrong
Usually, yes. But Tiana won’t at first whilst the VQ is in operation, which Disney has said will only be for a few days. Then it will have a stand-by line.Correct me if I’m wrong, but all G+ attractions also have standby lines, correct?
Wait so they will have VQ only for a few days? That doesn't sound right. Tron still has VQ and that's been open a year.Usually, yes. But Tiana won’t at first whilst the VQ is in operation, which Disney has said will only be for a few days. Then it will have a stand-by line.
Yes.Wait so they will have VQ only for a few days? That doesn't sound right. Tron still has VQ and that's been open a year.
Wait so they will have VQ only for a few days? That doesn't sound right. Tron still has VQ and that's been open a year.
Yes.
This isn’t a new ride so they’re just trying to manage the lines for the first few days.
Everything to Know Before You Drop Into Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at Walt Disney World - Disney Parks Blog
We've got the 7 things you need to know before riding Tiana’s Bayou Adventure when the attraction opens on June 28.disneyparks.disney.go.com
This isn’t a new ride so they’re just trying to manage the lines for the first few days.
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