FastPass
is easy and FREE to use!! FastPass allows
you to bypass the standby line and enjoy
the attraction with little or no wait.
How to Use FastPass
Each FastPass attraction has a bank of
FastPass ticket machines near the entrance.
Simply
insert your
admission
ticket into one of them to receive your
FastPass. On it is printed a time
frame indicating when to return. When
you do, enter the FastPass line and present
your FastPass to the Cast Member.
To help you decide whether or not you'll
want to take advantage of FastPass, each
FastPass attraction has two clocks near
the entrance.
The
first clock indicates how long the
regular Standby wait time is. The second,
(FastPass Distribution), shows the return
time for FastPasses that are currently
being distributed. (You will also see
a FastPass
Return
clock, this simply shows the current
time so you will know when your FastPass
time has arrived—in case you forgot
your watch!)
Most attractions give you an hour window
during which you can return (1:15 to
2:15 for example). Note, however, that
some attractions, (like Honey I Shrunk
the Audience in Epcot), have a return
time window of only 10-15 minutes.
FastPass Tips
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 FastPass attractions are indicated
by this icon: |
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Remember that every
member of your party needs to have
their own FastPass to visit an attraction
(the only exception is young children
who have been admitted to the park
for free). |
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One member of your party can go
get FastPasses for everybody, just
be
sure they have everyone's admission
ticket. |
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Cast Members are on hand at all
FastPass kiosks to lend assistance
or to answer any questions. |
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Keep in mind that the most popular
attractions may run out of FastPasses
by mid-day or early afternoon. Also,
the return times for these attractions
may be several hours out from the
time you pick up your FastPass. It's
a
good idea to get FastPasses for the
headliner attractions early in the
day. |
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You can normally only hold one
FastPass at a time. The one exception
is that
you may get another FastPass for
another attraction when your current
FastPass return time arrives. For
example, if you have a FastPass with
a return time of 1:00-2:00, you may
get another FastPass after 1:00,
even if you haven't turned in your
current FastPass. |
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FastPass riders may still experience
a nominal wait time of 5-10 minutes
(or longer if the FastPass is for
a show with a scheduled start time).
Often though, you will
basically be able to walk on to
the attraction, it's well worth it! |
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Keep in mind that you can't request
a specific time to return. If you
have time-sensitive plans (dining
reservations, for example), be sure
to consult the FastPass distribution
clocks at the attraction entrance. |
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