Disney will begin charging for a special version of its Fastpass ride line queue system at Disneyland on July 19, 2017.
Disney MaxPass is a bundle of Photopass and Fastpass+ that will be offered as a daily or yearly pass for guests. Disney Parks has added Toy Story Midway Mania in California Adventure and Matterhorn Bobsleds in Disneyland to the Fastpass options for the Disneyland Resort parks.
MaxPass will be offered to guests for $10 per day per person and Disneyland Resort Annual Passholders will be able to purchase Disney MaxPass for $75 for the life of their current pass.
If you are a Signature Plus Passholder then you will receive Disney MaxPass as part of your annual passport benefits.
This new system is can be purchased with your ticket on the Disneyland app or in the Disneyland Resort parks as an add-on. If you have an existing ticket then you will be able to purchase Disney MaxPass after entering the park through the Disneyland app.
Disney MaxPass will offer guests the chance to book Fastpass+ (for ANY Fastpass enabled ride, not just the two new ones!) using their own phone. At this time, you will only be allowed to book one Fastpass+ at a time.
Don’t worry, Guests at Disneyland will be allowed to continue to use their park ticket to acquire Fastpass return paper tickets at the various ride kiosks in the same fashion as they do today.
As for the PhotoPass part of MaxPass, guests will be allowed to edit and save digital images that they have taken within the park and on various rides with unlimited downloads.
- One person will be allowed to make Fastpass+ choices for the entire group, once each person has paid.
- Each person must be in the park before that day before you can begin reserving Fastpass+.
- You MUST be inside one of the Disneyland theme parks in order to make Fastpass+ reservations.
- You will only be able to reserve ONE FASTPASS AT A TIME.
Will you want to use Disney MaxPass on your next trip to Disneyland?
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Wendy Lantz
Sunday 16th of July 2017
I got that, but I wonder if it's worth it. I think, and hope, that with a good park touring plan, it won't be necessary, but fear headliners might be booked up and unavailable for those trying to gobit on foot. Guess we'll have to wait and see.
Lelê Breveglieri
Saturday 15th of July 2017
The problem is that you need internet and since they don't have wifi there it's a problem for foreign visitors
kennythepirate
Saturday 15th of July 2017
They have hotspots for free, but they are hard to connect at times.
Vivian Hudson
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