I won’t delete it but I likely won’t be actively updating. I’m doubting they will make any major updates so the lead post here should be accurate until then. Good luck!
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I used it for the first (and I guess only) time 2 weekends ago and it was a lifesaver.
I had 2 days with my girls, 9 & 13 to cover all the favourites across all 4 parks. They were exhausted from exams (well the 13 year old was) and the 10 hr delay arriving (thank you Miami flooding) so I didn’t want to break them with rope drop. RS let us do everything they unreasonably wanted to shoehorn into less than 72 hours.
I’m tentatively happy about the change only to get rid of that 6:45 alarm every day. I’m sure it will be mangled horribly in execution and I’ll change my mind soon enough though.
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I honestly don’t see why you would not be able to replicate this with a Multipass. You have 5 rides booked before 2:20pm. 3 could be booked ahead of time and then you would have to ride two and book 2 new ones prior to 2:20pm. You wouldn’t necessarily even have to rope drop.
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Yeah, being able to hold three as soon as the park opens is actually quite a big benefit — Tier 2 or not. It would take rapid stacking (which is an annoying, phone-intensive profess that not everyone is willing to do), waiting 4 hours after park open to get three, or churning and burning to hold / use three LLs.
If you can get or modify to early times, even better.
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Refresh to modify works to some degree even today, and that’s without the ability for people to select times. This was a big thing during the FPP days.
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You know, I might be tempted to buy an ILL for the resort monorail at the end of the night at the MK.
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