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Yes. When you purchase it for a day it can be used at all parks you go to on that day.I need to know if you can park hop with Genie+.
Yes. When you purchase it for a day it can be used at all parks you go to on that day.I need to know if you can park hop with Genie+.
No just busy on the boards right now for the moderators.. Thanks for understanding.I thought I was crazy there for a minute!!
Yes. When you purchase it for a day it can be used at all parks you go to on that day.
Thanks! I've looked but can't seem to find any official verbiage from Disney confirming this. While we only plan to use G+ at MK and DHS, there will be some days we hop between those parks.
I would think the strategy would be to try to book your main ride at park shortly after 2pm, then focus on your smaller tier quick in and outs at park 1 until you are ready for a mid day break-then hop to the park with the top tier attraction do that and then focus on quick in and outs, (possibly another longer wait ride after lunch first then the easier access rides) if there is reasonable availability. Unfortunately I will be learning this day off so that is awful.Strategically I would attempt to make 1st LL for at minimum 2 hours going forward so that you can book a second attraction prior to that. My guess is what will happen is that people will want to book high interest rides and then as people arrive and attempt to book SDD for example will keep pushing back to later on the day. If you get one for 3pm then at least you have one, then you have time to work the rest of the not as popular rides before that.
what I worry about is if I pay for Genie + and then it ends up being a race to grab a time and end op not having any availability to ride something like SDD then that would really stink. Is this new G+ going to be like getting a BG all day long? Hopefully not as that will make most people stressed and therefore makes the system not what it is intended to be, something to manage crowds and wait times.
This is my biggest concern. Especially when combined with extended evening hours.What I just don't understand is that Disney is not allowing us to pick the time of day for our first Genie+ time. So, if I go on at 7am to pick our first ride, yet not doing rope drop or have a breakfast reservation before heading to the park I have to wait and keep refreshing the app to hopefully start booking our first ride for when we actually are going to the park.
This seems like a very poor setup to not allow guests to pick times and make it a first available time only.
This is my biggest concern. Especially when combined with extended evening hours.
MidnightQuick question...so if I have 5 day park hoppers already for January, I'll just need to add Genie +each day before adding my first reservation, correct? Any clue that time that will open for the day?
And yet according to Disney, this was supposed to make your vacation planning easier, and we asked for it. OH BOYThoughts and prayers for the CMs who have to deal with explaining this whole thing to guests when it first launches. There's 150+ pages of chit chat here among savvy WDW folks and yet there seems to be many questions and much confusion. Can you just imagine when this wave crashes upon the rocks of the general public?
What I just don't understand is that Disney is not allowing us to pick the time of day for our first Genie+ time. So, if I go on at 7am to pick our first ride, yet not doing rope drop or have a breakfast reservation before heading to the park I have to wait and keep refreshing the app to hopefully start booking our first ride for when we actually are going to the park.
This seems like a very poor setup to not allow guests to pick times and make it a first available time only.
It will work with magic bands or plastic cards.So can we still use our magic bands to get on rides at lightning lanes with Genie+? I know we use our phones to buy Genie+ and then select one ride at a time. I'm hoping we don't have to scan with our phones at ride entrance also.
Exactly! If you're not going to the park in the morning, you will have to constantly be refreshing until you can see a time that works for you. I used to pick my FP+ times for after lunch. HOW do I make that happen with Genie+?? I am SO annoyed.What I just don't understand is that Disney is not allowing us to pick the time of day for our first Genie+ time. So, if I go on at 7am to pick our first ride, yet not doing rope drop or have a breakfast reservation before heading to the park I have to wait and keep refreshing the app to hopefully start booking our first ride for when we actually are going to the park.
This seems like a very poor setup to not allow guests to pick times and make it a first available time only.
To build on this question, at which park's official opening time can I buy the ILL$ pass? For example, if I'm an offsite guest and starting the day at MK, then hopping to Epcot, if I want to buy a pass for Remy, can I do that when MK opens or do I have to wait until Epcot opens?if you are NOT a resort guest you cannot buy individual lightening lane upgrade until offical park opening time.
I believe it will be for the Park that you have a park reservation for that day.To build on this question, at which park's official opening time can I buy the ILL$ pass? For example, if I'm an offsite guest and starting the day at MK, then hopping to Epcot, if I want to buy a pass for Remy, can I do that when MK opens or do I have to wait until Epcot opens?
I could be wrong, but it’s my understanding that with Genie+ you’ll only be able to select the nearest wait time available, so hitting refresh will only display a new timeslot when the current one runs out, unlike Fastpass+. Only the individual attraction selections will let you choose from several time framesExactly! If you're not going to the park in the morning, you will have to constantly be refreshing until you can see a time that works for you. I used to pick my FP+ times for after lunch. HOW do I make that happen with Genie+?? I am SO annoyed.