Hello, DFB friends! We’re back with another DFB Video, and today we’re chatting about 7 risks we’re willing to take in Disney World and one we’re not!
Cinderella Castle
Disney World is all about planning!
But while there are a few things that we really feel like you should plan for, there are a few things we don’t mind leaving to chance. Get all the details on what we prioritize planning for and what we don’t mind risking in our latest DFB Video.
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Hello AJ… WDW Cast Member here. I enjoy your videos… They’re always entertaining and very helpful. However, I wanted to bring up a point that most people either don’t notice or don’t mention when it comes to fast passes. While I cannot confirm or deny that Grace periods are built into the Fastpass windows (wink) , the grace periods for shows are MUCH less forgiving than those of rides. The return windows for shows are usually only 15 minutes as opposed to an hour for rides… And the grace periods are only 5 minutes. So if guests arrive at a show 3 minutes before Showtime with their Fastpass, they are often disappointed that the expected 15-minute grace DOES NOT EXIST… Their arrival window has already closed and they will be asked to enter the stand-by line. So, please help us differentiate between the two types of fastpasses and their grace periods so that guests aren’t disappointed when they arrive at 1:59 for the 2pm Festival of the Lion King to find that their entrance is no longer available. Thank you.
Keep up the great work!