*Confirmed* G+ Changes to Advanced Lightning Lane

[LoveToDisney]

hhhisthegame:​

“All they REALLY had to do to fix Genie+ was to make the first LL bookable the night before instead of at 7am”

This would have been PERFECT! If only they had only done that.

 

[jujubiee4]

I believe the reference was to the original FP+ system years ago.

The new LLMP and LLSP is prebook 7 days in advance for onsite guests (any level Disney resort), for the length of stay. Other guests with tickets can book 3 days in advance without an onsite reservation.

So no one onsite can book further out than 7 days right? thx

 

[thanxfornoticin]

So no one onsite can book further out than 7 days right? thx

Onsite guests are permitted to book up to 7 days before their resort reservation date, and can book the length of their stay up to 14 days. So no booking (that I'm aware of) prior to 7 days before check-in.

 

[mamaofsix]

So onsite books at 60 plus days ahead? Is that all rooms or just deluxe/dvc?. thank you

I was talking about the old fast pass system (pre pandemic). Not the current system

 

[Garyjames220]

Can you book another tier 1 after any of your first LL or do u need to use the tier 1 first to do that

 

[marcar12]

Can you book another tier 1 after any of your first LL or do u need to use the tier 1 first to do that

I believe it is after any of your first LL. Tier doesn't matter.

 

[marcar12]

Question...
I know that you are able to book a 4th LL after using your 1st one, but when are you able to book a 5th?

 

[Party.Of.4-NY>>>FL]

Question...
I know that you are able to book a 4th LL after using your 1st one, but when are you able to book a 5th?

You have a three-car garage for MPLL. Whenever one MPLL leaves the garage you can park another, new MPLL in its place.

 

[BrianL]

Question...
I know that you are able to book a 4th LL after using your 1st one, but when are you able to book a 5th?

I believe once you use another one, i.e. you can hold a maximum of three at any given time. Use one, get one.

 

[mamaofsix]

Question...
I know that you are able to book a 4th LL after using your 1st one, but when are you able to book a 5th?

After you use your second one.

 

[Sparrow'sLady]

Are you able to book another tier 1 after you use your tier 1? Or, will it be only 1 per day and then you have to do standby?

From what I have read from Tom Bricker, there is a major problem with availability in general, making this system a horrible purchase.

 

[BrianL]

Are you able to book another tier 1 after you use your tier 1? Or, will it be only 1 per day and then you have to do standby?

From what I have read from Tom Bricker, there is a major problem with availability in general, making this system a horrible purchase.

You can theoretically book another Tier 1, but that's assuming there is any availability. Basically the tiers don't matter for the additional selections.

 

[adamreisinger]

You have a three-car garage for MPLL. Whenever one MPLL leaves the garage you can park another, new MPLL in its place.

But based on what we've seen from the first two days, your Bugatti will roll out of the garage and an Edsel will take its place.

 

[Babe the Blue Ox]

We thought FP+ was a 5 experience for a 5 price. We had no problem rolling it all day long getting sometimes as many as 10-14 at MK.

Genie+ was a 3 experience with 1 price. It was way more difficult to get more than 3 times and that pretty much puts a substantial price tag on those three rides. It also mean we didn't do some rides due to the SB times.

LLMP, time will tell. The screenshots I've seen make it appear to be much more efficient and easier than G+ with more flexibility on times which I hope gives access to more rides in addition to the 3 in advance. Still rather there be no cost like FP+ but satisfaction will depend on the number of times we can get.

G+ became much better after modify/refresh was reinstated. It was very easy to get 8-10 good passes each day with very little effort.

We did miss the ability to get multiple passes for the same attraction but that’s what the evening hours are for. Even the longest standby line will pretty much disappear as the night rolls on. You just have to understand the crowd patterns and the pre-closing processes.

 

[KittyBaby]

Hi, this is my first post. Does this new system allow you to book the same ride more than once on the same day? Or is it like Genie+ where it is one of each qualifying ride per day. Thank you

 

[Minnie1222]

Does this new system allow you to book the same ride more than once on the same day?

No.

Or is it like Genie+ where it is one of each qualifying ride per day. Thank you

Just like Genie+, no rerides.

 

[KittyBaby]

thank you for letting me know.

 

[jo-jo]

thank you for letting me know.

I was hoping for a yes answer too.

We no longer do coasters but would like to do slower rides twice over.

 

[tx911]

I was hoping for a yes answer too.

We no longer do coasters but would like to do slower rides twice over.

Many of those tend to have shorter lines, so at least you can ride standby over and over without too crazy of a wait.

 

[Minnie1222]

We no longer do coasters but would like to do slower rides twice over.

Unless you go during a busy time, most of the slow rides only have a 5 to 20-minute wait.

We just came back from WDW. Rides like Figment, Living with the Land, Space Ship Earth, Nemo, 3 Caballeros, Small World, Mermaid, People Mover were walk-ons. Pirates, Mansion, and Winnie had a 15-20 minute wait.