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Old 10-15-2009, 07:19 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Fastpass usage during MVMCP

Question: If I obtain fastpasses during regular hours at MK can I use them during MVMCP, for which I will have tickets/wristband?
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It has been my experience that fast pass machines are covered and fast pass lines are closed during paid events, MNSSHP and MVMCP.

There really isn't a need for them, you only have 25,000-30,000 people in the park and most all rides are walk-ons, with the longest line for us being less than 10 minutes.
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I would say as Bill said, you really don't need them. Haven't been to MVMCP but at MNSSHP you could walk on to just about every ride with no wait at all. It's like a ghost town with the rides...Have fun!
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The Fastpass windows will all be during regular park hours, so your FP will technically have expired by the time MVMCP starts.
But when we've been at MVMCP, the FP lines have been closed -- we've never had a long wait for a ride.
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No, no FP during the parties
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We didn't need FPs during MVMCP. No lines whatsoever. Better use your FPs before the party.
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We were at MVMCP last December and even though the event was sold out, the lines for the rides were short, FPs wouldn't have been necessary.
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I've never seen Fastpasses in use during the Christmas party before.
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Thanks. We go on the last evening and it seems crowded for the first hour or two, especially in Tomorrow land. Long line for Buzz Lightyear and Space Mountain. I assume its folks winding up their evening.
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