FASTPASS is a revolutionary guest enhancement at Walt Disney World Resort enabling guests to have an alternative to waiting in lines for the most popular attractions. There is no additional charge to use FASTPASS.

How to beat the lines at Walt Disney World...

Waiting in line is no fun. Don't think Disney doesn't realize this. They do. There is no additional cost for the service, which assigns guests a designated time to visit popular attractions, avoiding waiting in lines that can last well over an hour during the summer months and other busy times of year.

After you arrive at the park, Walt Disney World guests who want to avoid long lines can go to any one of the listed attractions where FASTPASS is installed and they will see three lines: Disney's FASTPASS Distribution, Disney's FASTPASS entrance and the stand-by entrance.

To help the guest make a decision, there will be a clock noting the window time during which they can return with no further wait if they choose the FASTPASS option and another clock showing current wait time for the stand-by line. Should the guest choose the FASTPASS, you will simple insert your entrance tickets into the FASTPASS turnstile, and get a FASTPASS ticket that provides a window of time during which they can return to experience the attraction. Guests are then free to enjoy the park until their designated return time. To give the guest flexibility in their schedule, they always will have a one hour window of time during which to return. When you return, enter the FASTPASS return queue and go directly to the attraction pre-show or boarding area with little or no further wait.

When the resort introduced FASTPASS, guests could get only one at a time. Now, guests can get a FASTPASS for a second attraction two hours after they get their first FASTPASS. For instance, if one FASTPASS is issued at 10 a.m., the guest will be able to obtain a FASTPASS for another attraction at noon … or after his or her first FASTPASS time expires – whichever comes first.


FASTPASS Step-By-Step:

Here’s how it works:

1. Ticketed guest or annual pass holder enters park at front gate.

2. Guest visits any attraction offering FASTPASS. Here, guest has the option of waiting in the regular standby line or choosing FASTPASS. To assist, there’s a digital clock denoting regular wait time and the return time for FASTPASS.

3. If the FASTPASS option is chosen, a guest inserts his or her theme park ticket into the FASTPASS turnstile. Out comes the free FASTPASS denoting when to return to the attraction. Holders of FASTPASS are given a one-hour window for their return -- for example, 10:05-11:05 a.m. That means the guest cannot enter the attraction before 10:05 but is free to return at any time during the designated one-hour window.

4. While awaiting their FASTPASS return time, the guest is free to enjoy other areas or attractions in the park. The guest can obtain a FASTPASS for another attraction either two hours after they obtain the first FASTPASS … or after the first FASTPASS time expires -- whichever comes first.

5. Upon returning at their designated time, the guest heads straight for the FASTPASS entrance and proceeds directly to the attraction pre-show or boarding area with little or no wait.

FASTPASS is currently available at:

Animal Kingdom:
Kilimanjaro Safaris
Dinosaur
Primeval Whirl
Kali River Rapids
It's Tough to be a Bug
Expedition Everest

Disney MGM Studios:
Rock 'n' Roller Coaster
Voyage of the Little Mermaid
Star Tours
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular!

Magic Kingdom:
Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin
Space Mountain
Splash Mountain
Jungle Cruise
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
Peter Pan's Flight
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
Mickey's Philharmagic

Epcot:
Test Track
Honey, I Shrunk The Audience
Living With the Land
Maelstrom
Mission: Space
Soarin'

FASTPASS attraction options are subject to change without notice.