Originally Posted By amazedncal2 Are the Grr fastpass machines unconnected from the rest of DCA fastpass system? I seem to remember that during the busy season they are re connected. Any info is appreciated
Originally Posted By Darkbeer ^As in being "Stand Alone", most Fastpass attractions are part of a network, in which the computer checks to see if a Fastpass has been issued at another attration and that has not yet become valid. If so, it refuses to give you another FP. For GRR and Roger Rabbit Cartoon Spin, the only thing the computer checks is to see if you have another FP for that ride, it doesn't care if you have an FP from another attraction that is not yet valid. It is a way to get 2 FP's at once, such as grabbing a Soarin's FP, then walking directly to GRR and getting a GRR FP. As I understand it, Disney does this on attractions that the FP are being underused, and that they want to increase the "numbers".
Originally Posted By SuperDry <<< As I understand it, Disney does this on attractions that the FP are being underused, and that they want to increase the "numbers". >>> Since this is an unpublished feature, it would seem that not many guests would read about it on a message board and take advantage of it. So, it would seem that most people that do take advantage of it do so without really knowing what they're doing. I guess Disney knows about how many people this would be based on the number of "THIS IS NOT A FASTPASS" rejections that are issued at the networked machines.
Originally Posted By DLTheo Just got a fast pass on the Roger Rabit ride last week and it specifically said on the pass it was for that ride, so probably indicates that it and Grr are both disconnected still.
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 Thank you! It always feels like a "perk" to get that extra fastpass I had forgotten about Roger Rabbit. Thanks
