We are pulling together our up coming December trip and we kept thinking that if Disney would allow fast passes to be booked ahead of time in different parks on the same day that would just be nifty! Any word on if or when this could happen? It just doesn't seem like it should be that hard to accomplish.
2008 Oct-POR & BC
2009 Oct- CS
2009 Dec- AKL & CRB
2010 April - Dolphin
2010 Oct- BWI
2011 April - POR
2011 Oct - AKL
2012 April - Poly
2012 Oct - AKL & YC
2013 April - WL
2013 Oct - AKL
2014 Jan - CS
2014 April - YC & POR
2014 Oct - WL & YC
2014 Dec - PORFQ
2015 April - BC
I would have hoped that by now, this would be do able. I wish we knew the reasoning behind not being able to do this. It is a very big flaw.
Natalie
INTERCOT Staff: Disneyland Resort-California, The Water Cooler
I would have loved it too, but I think Disney doesn't want people hopping park to park and just booking FP+ for the most popular attractions.
Forcing you to make 3 in the same park, especially in the parks where there is tiering, will help space out the crowds.
I could be totally wrong, but that's my guess.
Heather aka ibelieveindisneymagic
INTERCOT Staff
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Actually, I can see exactly why they don't do this. They do not want people Park Hopping. The more time spent going between parks, the less time you are in one park (hopefully, in their eyes), spending money!
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I would seem that if you spend the extra money to do hoping - you should be allowed to split your passes between parks. Huge issue in my opinion. We like some days to start in one park, then finish the day in another.
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John;2472839 wrote: I would seem that if you spend the extra money to do hoping - you should be allowed to split your passes between parks. Huge issue in my opinion. We like some days to start in one park, then finish the day in another.
I totally agree. I was very surprised to find I could not do this. The beginning of a trip is not bad to stay in one park, but after we have been there for a few days, we like to mix it up more.
Yep, only way to make it work is to dump any remaining passes when in the park, go to next park and use the kiosks.
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