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Ad Choices. Don't settle for anything less than responsible journalism. Subscribe today. Submit it here. A BuzzFeed News investigation, in partnership with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, based on thousands of documents the government didn't want you to see. Guests wear masks at Walt Disney World on July 11, Disney Parks DisneyParks. While the free service will allow guests to join virtual queues , Disney Genie will not grant guests access to shorter lines like the FastPasses previously included with the price of admission.
Guests can also use Disney Genie to join virtual queues, see current and forecasted attraction wait times, mobile order food, make reservations at restaurants and more. What Disney Genie won't do is help guests cut any lines. Guests may select one attraction at a time throughout the course of the day. Additionally, Disneyland guests will get unlimited PhotoPass downloads. Sometimes, better times may have been available for experiences closer to or on the day of your visit.
You were generally only able to get one Fastpass at a time with the original system. After you had used your three advance-reserved Fastpasses, you could get additional ones in the parks, but you could only get one of those at a time.
You were no longer locked into the time stamped on your paper ticket. If your plans changed, or you wanted to make changes to your Fastpasses for any reason, you could have used the MyDisneyExperience site or smartphone app to change your reservation times or even change to different experiences altogether both before your visit and once you were at the parks.
See other power-user My Disney Experience Tips. With the original program, select attractions were available for reservations. In addition to a whole bunch more rides, guests could have booked times for character greetings as well as reserved viewing areas for parades and nighttime shows. Every morning at Disney World, there used to be a Fastpass ritual.
When Disney cast members dropped the ropes, allowing entry into all areas of the theme parks, guests would make beelines to the most popular attractions, pump all of their family members' admission passes into the Fastpass machines to get the earliest and best times, and then run back, time tickets in hand, to meet up with their gangs.
Later in the day, guests would have to crisscross the parks on behalf of their families to pick up additional Fastpass tickets. Let's say your plane landed midday, and you wanted to visit Epcot in the afternoon after you arrived at the resort and unpacked. In the old days, it might have been virtually impossible to get a ride on Soarin'.
Since the ride has always been in such high demand, the Fastpasses were typically all distributed early in the day, and the machines were covered and no longer issuing tickets in the afternoon. The standby lines often swelled up to two hours or longer, making that option a dicey proposition.
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