Tired of waiting in long lines at theme parks? Walt Disney World says take a number. Here’s how the Orlando Sentinel shared the news (“Ride Reservations Coming to Disney,” by Charlene Oldham, July 9, 1999): Having noted the death of Paper FASTPASS Distribution, let’s go back to its birth in 1999. By 2022, many of the survivors had also met their demise.įASTPASS fundamentally changed how guests dealt with popular attractions at Disney theme parks.īig Thunder Mountain Railroad FASTPASS distribution That’s how an obituary for Paper FASTPASS Distribution might have read in 2014. Services will be in increasingly later one-hour time slots, until completely gone for the day. Survived by its offspring-My Disney Experience Website, My Disney Experience App, FastPass+ Kiosks, FastPass+ on MagicBands, FastPass+ on Ticket Cards, and Standby Lines-and by its siblings-FASTPASS and MAXPASS at Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure, and similar options at international Disney Theme Parks.
Beloved by park guests as a way to limit time waiting in lines.
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