Disney Tips Your Guide To A Great Disney Vacation
The FastPass+ System we all know and love at Walt Disney World is looking like a thing of the past! As Disney Parks begin to reopen amidst social distancing guidelines, Disney is testing a new virtual queue system, the “Disney Standby Pass”.
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The first appearance of this new system launched for one attraction, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, at Shanghai Disneyland. The system allows guests to create a queuing schedule for attractions right on their park mobile app.
Are you familiar with the Star Wars: Rise of Resistance virtual queue process at Disney’s Hollywood Studios? If so, it seems like this virtual queuing system will be very similar.
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What have we learned from the launch at Shanghai Disneyland?
- Guests must be inside the park with their entire party, and in their park app to select a Disney Standby Pass.
- The Standby Pass provides a 1-hour window to get in line for the attraction.
- Once your time comes around, a Cast Member will scan your pass on your app as you enter the attraction through the normal standby line entrance.
- Guests will not be able to wait in a normal standby line to ride the attraction, but rather must have a Standby Pass.
- More points are available by checking out the Shanghai Disneyland page here.
Dare we say, if the new “Standby Pass” system comes to Walt Disney World, it may be a better option than the FastPass+ System? What are your thoughts?
