aliceismad
Well-Known Member
Uh, can we also talk about this down in the comments on that forum?
They confirmed that yesterday in a weird public call alongside the city of Anaheim.Not sure if he means forever or not, but you'd have to assume Maxpass is not going to be available when the California parks reopen.
If they're doing a "soft opening" of a new FP system starting in April, would that allow for some tweaking before it might be officially announced and implemented for the general public for summer trips?If they are going to allow FP again, you gotta think they’ll increase capacity.
I imagine that “marker” / flag is to turn on the booking system. If it stays at 60 days, that would mean from June 9th. But my main question is what kind of FP system will it be?If they're doing a "soft opening" of a new FP system starting in April, would that allow for some tweaking before it might be officially announced and implemented for the general public for summer trips?
Was thinking the same thing! Which would go back to what was spotted in the codes before about the different coded FP's.I imagine that “marker” / flag is to turn on the booking system. If it stays at 60 days, that would mean from June 9th. But my main question is what kind of FP system will it be?
I can absolutely see this happening. MaxPass was originally intended to be a sort of “trial balloon” for paid FP from my understanding. Clearly it was successful enough for TWDC to want to take a much more aggressive approach to monetizing FP.
MaxPass isn’t coming to WDW. Paid FP definitely seems to be on the horizon for WDW, but it isn’t MaxPass.Surveys indicated that a majority of guests respondents wanted MaxPass to come to WDW. So we listened to their feedback and moved it there instead. You're welcome
Did you think I was serious?MaxPass isn’t coming to WDW. Paid FP definitely seems to be on the horizon for WDW, but it isn’t MaxPass.
MaxPass allows you to pay for the ability to make FPs on your phone, instead of making them using a physical / paper kiosk near a specific attraction.
WDW no longer has paper / classic FP, so the MaxPass model wouldn’t work there.
If you want a preview of what TWDC is planning for the US, look at Disney Premier Access at SHDR and Super / Ultimate FastPass at DLP.
Apologies, I did. To be fair, a lot of the initial feedback in this thread was along the lines of what you said jokingly — that people who’ve been to DLR and used MaxPass love it, so TDO should bring it to WDW.Did you think I was serious?
Bingoit’s that you get the convenience of making FP on your phone (like with FP+) but without having to plan your day weeks/months ahead of time.
If they offered something similar for a similar price at WDW, 80% of the guests would buy it and it wouldn't be useful.Maxpass also allowed for 30 min windows and instant fastpasses, it was totally worth the $15 a day. I could hit every E ticket at the resort (many multiple times) any day I used it.
Unless it was limited, as they are in DLP.If they offered something similar for a similar price at WDW, 80% of the guests would buy it and it wouldn't be useful.
True but then it would be harder to buy one than to get a RotR BG.Unless it was limited, as they are in DLP.
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