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So my oldest son (who will be 6 when we go on his first Disney vacation in August) is just starting to get into some of the bigger rides/coasters, however, he has been known to "chicken out" on some rides (he'll see photos and video of the ride online before we get to the park and be all intent on saying he wants to ride it, but when we get there, he changes his mind). We don't want to force him onto any ride he isn't 100% sure he wants to ride, but at the same time, if we can book FastPasses for some of these bigger rides (which generally have the bigger lines) it will allow us to get on so much more in a given day.
So my question is, if we book a FastPass for all of us for a bigger ride (like Thunder Mountain or Tower of Terror) and we get up to the ride and he decides not to ride, what are our options with his FastPass? I know we can simply not use it, but I've heard that if you lapse on using a FastPass, it can prevent you from booking a 4th FastPass (is that true?) Can you just hand his MagicBand off to someone else in the group and allow them a re-ride using his FastPass?
So my question is, if we book a FastPass for all of us for a bigger ride (like Thunder Mountain or Tower of Terror) and we get up to the ride and he decides not to ride, what are our options with his FastPass? I know we can simply not use it, but I've heard that if you lapse on using a FastPass, it can prevent you from booking a 4th FastPass (is that true?) Can you just hand his MagicBand off to someone else in the group and allow them a re-ride using his FastPass?