What don't you like about it?
Last I looked Uni is charging the same for a one day ticket as Disney is, or close. That would mean that buying an Express pass (or whatever Universal calls it) is an additional premium. The only people that get it "free" are resort guests. Also, they have the luxury of being a smaller size with fewer guests on any given day. Therefore, it can work better. That doesn't mean that I think Disney's is better and have gone on record a number of times saying that my wish would be to get rid of them completely and just go back to first come, first served. It worked before and was in place when Disney was growing rapidly. Now it's that 800 pound Gorilla in their living room.
Because with Fastpass+ you only get three selections and you have to lock into one-hour windows two months before you even get there. With the express passes, you get to use them on almost every ride in the park and you can use them at anytime of the day as it fits into your schedule.
And what happens if the weather forces you to change your plans? Or you get caught up somewhere else? Fastpass+ forces you to be locked into a schedule that you set two months in advance.
How about when the ride stops running at your fastpass+ time?
If weather forces me to change my plans then its a hurricane and the park is evacuated. Fastpass only locks you in an all day schedule if you plan it that way. I just don't let my self get caught up somewhere else.
It doesn't take a hurricane and evacuation for the park to stop running outdoor rides during periods of heavy rain and/or lightning. Also, are you saying that if its downpouring for an hour or two, you would prefer to just ride the ride in those conditions, rather than having the option of waiting the weather out?
It always rains in Florida.
Good luck adjusting your fastpass on the day of.
