Podcasts about disney's fastpass

The 2Dudes tell you how to go to the front of the line with Disney's FastPass, FastPass +, MaxPass and Universal's Express Pass...

My Disney Experience My Disney Experience is something you will quickly need to know about well before your Walt Disney World vacation.  What is My Disney Experience? Disney World now has an App.  The Disney World App is called "My Disney Experience".  The good news is you can install the Disney APP on your iPhone or mobile device very easily.   My Disney Experience App, Now what? So you have the My Disney Experience app installed and you are logged in.  The first thing you are going to want to do is to link your Disney World resort hotel reservation to your My Disney Experience account.  This way you can plan and book your Disney World rides using FastPass+ 60 days before your vacation.  You will also want to link up your other friends and family members so everyone can book fastpasses in My Disney Experience. If you purchased Disney World Tickets on your own and are not staying at an on property resort, you can enter your Disney World tickets by scanning them our typing in the ticket number.  Guests staying off Disney property can book Disney World Fastpasses 30 days before their check in date. It's important to note that you must have your Disney World tickets purchased and entered into My Disney Experience before you can book fastpasses! There is a definite advantage to staying on site at a Walt Disney World Resort because you can book your Disney Fastpasses in My Disney Experience well before anyone else who is staying off Disney property.  You can book Fastpases starting at 7 AM ET when your window opens. How do I book the popular Disney rides in My Disney Experience? You need to know that people that have Disney World resort reservations that start before your reservation and have a long Disney World Vacation, will get to book their rides before you do.  We recommended that you try and book the popular rides at Disney World for the last few days of your vacation.  Also Disney World loads more fastpasses into My Disney Experience at the 30 day mark.  Listen to our My Disney Experience podcast for our Fastpass strategies.

If you're going to master one time-saving thing for a successful Disney vacation, it's the FastPass and MaxPass system.  Knowing how these work will give you less time in lines, and more times enjoying the park.  Our special guest Leslie Harvey joins us with over 60 visits to Disney parks to lend us extra expertise on this crucial Disney Parks topic.

In this episode, the men discuss Disney's FastPass system, including tips and tricks, strategies, and general advice for maximizing your use of FastPass.  This episode also includes the latest Disney World park news, an all new "Disney Secret of the Week," and Matt correctly predicting something (we have to give him small victories). 

On this week's show, listeners like you have submitted dozens of theme park related topics . Mike and EB debate each one and decide whether it's HOT or NOT.  Also, this week's FIRST DROP focuses on news about Disney's FastPass+ system. We also take a look at a new commercial for FastPass+ that is online.  Plus, we have news about how you can be on next week's show!

Disney Transportation, Disney's Fastpass, and Disney's Magical Express. With the good comes the bad. Also, feedback on episode 74 and 75, and an embarassing addendum to 76.

Let's face it, one of the worst things about visiting a popular theme park are the long lines. Unless you're lucky enough to be waiting in a well themed queue like the one for Dueling Dragons at Islands of Adventure, you're probably going to be miserable. But one of the newest innovations in the amusement industry has been the how the various theme park chains have introduced ways that guests can reduce the time they wait in lines. Some of these programs, like Disney's FastPass are free with your admission. Others, like Six Flags' Lo-Q can be used for an additional fee. There are even some programs like Universal Express at Universal Orlando where you can go directly to the front of the line at each attraction if you are a guest at an on-site hotel. This week, we'll talk about the pros and cons of the different systems and how they have changed the way we experience theme parks. After the show, join us in our forums to talk about your opinions. You can also record your thoughts on the CoasterRadio.com Voicemail Line at 206-339-RIDE (206-339-7433). Let us know what you think by e-mailing us at feedback@coasterradio.com. This week's episode is brought to you by MapleLeafTickets.com, Orlando's oldest and most trusted discount ticket agent for Walt Disney World, Universal Studios and dozens of other area parks and attractions. Unmatched customer service combined with everyday low prices has made them one of Central Florida's most popular discount ticket agencies. In business since 1983, MapleLeafTickets.com offers the best value of any local ticket agent - guaranteed. Call them at 1-800-841-2837.

A discussion on Disney's Fastpass ride reservation system, including some of the growing pains it had in it's early days, as well as tips on riding the most stuff at Disneyland.