If it's like WDW you go up to the ride when your boarding group is called and they then send you down the FP line instead of into the standby queue.
That's what we are thinking, too. I'll probably send my husband and son (who is special needs) back to the room and keep two of our three phones with me.
And even if you don't manage to get their name, a general description, the date, time, and location can work, too. And if you don't have time to go to City Hall or Chamber of Commerce, you can use the "Contact Us" link at the bottom of the DLR webpage.
Today would be a bad day to judge that, since so many people arrived crazy early. Now that word is out that getting there early doesn't help - if a similar number of people arrives around 7am, it could take a lot longer to get in.
We used DAS at WDW. Everyone needs a BG. You can combine if different BG#s. Once BG called, go to ride entrance and CM with ipad there; scan in and DAS will show up. You'll get FP line, much like SR. FP gets right up to the preshow #1 just like SR. There's some standing and waiting between, but as best as there is and the experience really keeps it moving over the 30minutes.
That's what I figured, but it would be nice to hear from people who actually used DAS to learn details about how it works here. For example, for MFSR, the DAS return line has some surprisingly steep ramps which can pose a problem for some guests, especially when they don't expect that. We've had friends who had difficulty managing those ramps, but knew about them from other's descriptions, so at least they were prepared.
I'm just following along at home, but mine jumped from 82 to 84. It seems to be moving, just not as quickly as this morning.
If it’s like DHS’s queue there is little to no elevation change in both fp and standby.
Good to know -- thank you!
