The Genie Usage, Tips and Strategy ONLY Thread

[princesswahooey]

Update: Rise took a bit over 2 hrs from getting in line to getting out. SDD at 10:00 took under 5 mins but I couldn’t get anything before an 11:40 TSMM so we did ST standby and then TSMM.

We had MM lunch at 12:30 and I kept refreshing for about an hour for ToT (8pm and beyond available only) and MMRR (sold out) and ST (4pm and out only). We ended up leaving after lunch around 1:30.

Had we arrived earlier we might have gotten more rides standby without an 80 min wait, but it wouldn’t have changed the fact that we could only get 2 G+ without staying open to close and that is not how we tour.

I tried to purchase Rise after being unsuccessful getting SDD right at 7, but again, times were only offered at 7pm and beyond. I canceled the very few dining reservations we had - it’s too difficult with this floating G+, no guarantee of return time.

The stress this is causing in the mornings (sitting here again while everyone else sleeps) does not make for a relaxing vacation for whichever parent is tasked with securing rides.

Totally agree about working G+ selections around dining reservation times. Super annoying. Really wish you could choose and modify return times. We have cut it pretty close on getting to dining reservations all week, and I have 4 very long-legged, fast-walking fit people (no little kids or strollers) in my party. Had to bail on a few G+ picks because we would not make it in time. Plus, park walkways are so crowded, you're really slowed down at times.

 

[princesswahooey]

Will it be impossible to get anything next week, when crowds are at max capacity? We have reservations for MK on 12/31 and AK for 1/1 and staying offsite. This is a super last minute trip and I am still scrambling to get my ILs park reservations for the same days. We've done peak capacity days for years with the FPP system and no issues, but I am so afraid we will only end up on two or three rides this time. Argh.

Staying offsite you won't get the advantage of rope drop and probably won't get the opportunity to book ILLS. But I think getting G+ would help you a lot and definitely try for a Remy boarding group. Just look at the Thrill data for which rides run out of G+ the soonest and start with the farthest one out, then work your way to the next farthest out. I think the best strategy is to do walk-on stuff or shows in the AM and stack LL for afternoon/evening. You can still do a lot with G+.

 

[princesswahooey]

Heading down in January with the family...4 of us. The wife and I will be using one MDE account. The kids (19 and 17) each have one. We are all linked together and plan on park hopping. My questions are:

1. Can the kids be using their phones to make reservations for us in the same park at the same time my wife and I are? That is, if one of them gets a better time, we go with that?
2. Can one of the kids use their MDE app to search for LLs at the park we want to hop to while we are searching for stuff in the park we are currently in?

Thanks in advance.

We are in the same boat. 15yo and 20yo plus me and hubby. We each have our own MDE acct and just make sure your accounts are linked so anyone in your party can make plans for the others. Super easy. We usually stay together, but can make separate plans if needed.

Each morning at 7 we divide and conquer on the phones:

I have been in charge of getting the ILL$ and so far we have only bought 1 per day max.

If we are doing Epcot one of the kids does boarding group for Remy.

Then whoever is left "race" to get our first G+ pick. If you're going for a popular ride there's no time to "see who got the better time." They just need to book it and once one person books it, the other person will show "ineligible."

So far, my 15yo son has been the fastest on the draw. He beats my husband to G+ picks and even got a Boarding group #1 for Remy. Put the teenagers to task. Their video game reflexes are superior.

Good luck! You'll do great!

 

[princesswahooey]

I can confirm that if you make a LL selection & then change your mind about it, cancel it, and book something different, that it will reset your eligibility until 2 hours after the change So be careful with that.

 

[g-dad66]

Heading down in January with the family...4 of us. The wife and I will be using one MDE account. The kids (19 and 17) each have one. We are all linked together and plan on park hopping. My questions are:

1. Can the kids be using their phones to make reservations for us in the same park at the same time my wife and I are? That is, if one of them gets a better time, we go with that?
2. Can one of the kids use their MDE app to search for LLs at the park we want to hop to while we are searching for stuff in the park we are currently in?

Thanks in advance.

Yes and Yes

 

[Luisfba]

Mickey's Christmas Parade is available as a Genie+ ride and yes, it's my first pass today! ☺

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Probably a little crazy, but we like the guaranteed viewing option for something we came to see anyway.

Does it count against

AK opened at 8am, which is earliest open time. MK closed at 11pm, which was latest closing time. So we had max hours to stack. We tapped into Safari shortly after 9am, so we're able to choose again immediately rather than wait until 10, so picked Everest. Then we were eligible for next LL choice shortly after 11. That's when we got Space Mtn and just continued stacking every two hours just after 1, 3, 5, 7. Our final LL was for Splash at 10:10 and not really needed, since the line was short anyway by that time, especially because it was cooler yesterday.

When I go in April (also a busy time) I was actually planning on doing the same as you. AK in the morning and then MK in the evening. I was planning on getting a LL for Navi (buying ILLS for FoP - was hoping to shoot for late morning for both) and just being front of the line for Safari standby however. But.. Safari isn’t open for the EMH right? I’m now thinking it’s better to do Navi standby and then if I get an early Safari LL, it allows me to turn it right around to grab others.

 

[g-dad66]

Does it count against


When I go in April (also a busy time) I was actually planning on doing the same as you. AK in the morning and then MK in the evening. I was planning on getting a LL for Navi (buying ILLS for FoP - was hoping to shoot for late morning for both) and just being front of the line for Safari standby however. But.. Safari isn’t open for the EMH right? I’m now thinking it’s better to do Navi standby and then if I get an early Safari LL, it allows me to turn it right around to grab others.

Correct. Kiliminjaro Safari hasn't been open for the Early Entry half-hour.

 

[twodogs]

Just returned from our trip. Arrived Friday night 12/17 and left Tuesday 12/21. I added G+ to our 3 day PH tickets when I purchased them. We had a VIP tour on Sunday, so I will report on that day separately. We staged at the BC. Our first day, there were still all 8 ILL$, and early entry for resort guests was only 30 minutes prior to official park opening (this all changed the next day). We started at DHS on Saturday. That morning at 0700, we had all 4 of us logged into my MDE account. I got an ILL$ for ROTR from 9-10am, my DD got a LL for SDD from 9:40-10:40 (it had showed 9am when she started clicking through the screens), and my DH got a SDMT ILL$ for our MK hopping from 6-7pm (he had a choice of times).

We are experienced MP users at DLR, so G+ was pretty intuitive for us, other than we missed the ability to book re-rides. We got to the park for early resort entry. We split up, with DD14 and I going to SDD/TSMM and DD16 and DH going for RNR and TOT. Lines looked insane even though it was still officially 15 minutes prior to EE starting. I realized that the lines were being held OUTSIDE the actual queue areas for the rides, so they looked really really long. The CM told us it was a 60 minute wait for SDD from where we were lined up (near the Buzz animatronic), and we almost left the line since we had ROTR at 9am and a SDD LL at 9:40am.

 

[twodogs]

Right at 0830, the start of early entry, they let the lines into the actual queue. At that point, I could tell it would not be 60 minutes, so we stayed in line. We were on the ride at 0857, so 27 minute wait.Went to TSMM and on the ride at 0916. Regular park opening was at 0900.

My DD had left her mask in my backpack, so when they got up to entry for RNR, she had to leave the line to go to front of the park to buy a mask. Ouch. Lines for RNR and TOT were down Sunset when they arrived at 0815, but again, they were stacking the lines, so once 0830 hit, they were about to just walk on (but then the mask issue). They were quickly back in line and didn’t wait long, rode RNR and TOT quickly. We waited until exactly 935 when we could do SDD with our LL (5 minute grace) and then went to ROTR and got right into the pre show immediately through the ILL$. Super easy. Stand by was awful for every thing all day.

 

[twodogs]

Will post rest of day soon.

 

[GBRforWDW]

Does it count against

Yes, the parade is a Genie+ selection, so you have to wait 2 hours to make another selection

 

[twodogs]

I will try to just put what we did and when, to simplify what we did with ILL$ and G+. This was for this past Saturday, 12/18, when crowds were thick and waits were very long standby (staying onsite, starting park DHS, Early Entry 0830, regular park opening 0900; booked as soon as we could each time after 2 hour lock out or checking into ride):
*Booked all at 7am (three phones going at same time): ROTR ILL$ (9-10am return), SDMT ILL$ (6-7pm return, chosen from options), SDD LL (9:40-10:40am)
*Rode SDD and then TSMM during Early Entry (DD14 and me)
*Rode RNRC and then TOT during Early Entry (DD16 and DH; could have ridden again if had not left mask in my backpack; had to buy mask at front of park)
*Rode SDD with LL at 9:35 (5 minutes early grace period)
*Booked LL for MFSM for 12:05-1:05pm by refreshing for better time
*Breakfast at Ronto Roasters with Mobile Order
*Beers at Baseline Taphouse at 11:30
*Oga's Cantina reservation at 12:00
*Rode MFSM at 1:05pm
*Booked RNRC for 3-4pm with refreshing
*Lunch by Mobile Order at Woody's Lunchbox
*Rode RNCR 3:55pm
*Booked TSMM 4-5pm with refresh
*Rode TSMM 4:35 pm
*Booked BTMRR for 8:20-9:20pm with refresh
*Hopped to MK via bus
*Rode SDMT with ILL$ at 6:04pm
*Booked Buzz for 7-8pm with refresh
*Booked and rode POTC with LL sometime in here (no photos on my phone to time stamp, so not sure about the time or order on this one)
*Quick dinner at Cosmic Ray's
*Rode Buzz at 7:22pm
*Crossed Hub amid throngs of people lining up for fireworks
*Rode Jingle Cruise (walk-on at 8pm when fireworks started), showed SB wait of 25 minutes
*Rode BTMRR stand by at 8:15pm, 10 minute wait
*Rode BTMRR with LL at 8:25
*Bus back to Beach Club

 

[twodogs]

After our VIP tour covering all 4 parks on Sunday, we did AK starting park on Monday, and then hopped to EPCOT (7am Early Theme Park entry, 8am regular park opening, now only 4 ILL$ in all parks, not 8). I will try to detail what we did:

*Caught bus to AK at 6:35am from Beach Club
*Booked at 7am from the bus (!) using 4 phones at the same time: FOP ILL$ 10-11am (could have gotten earlier time but I wanted later so we could ride short waits in AM), Remy's ILL$ 3-4pm (could have gotten 2pm), Frozen LL 2-3pm
*Early Entry had already started when we went through gates at 7:05am; went straight for FOP
*Line for FOP was looping all the way to FOTLK theater and back again up the path. Decided to get out of line to ride other things since we had an ILL$ for FOP and we had ridden twice with VIP the day before
*Rode Navi walk on during Early Entry
*Rode EE twice, essentially walk on during Early Entry
*Got back in SB line for FOP right before park officially opened at 8am (stated 75 minute wait, actual 90 because some theaters went down while we were in line), rode FOP at 9:20am
*Rode FOP again with ILL$ at 10:10am
*Round of drinks
*Booked EE LL for 12:10-1:10pm with refresh
*Rode EE at 1:12pm
*Lunch at Pizzafari with Mobile Order
*Watched Kite Tails from path
*Hopped to EPCOT via bus (now started to rain lightly for rest of day and very windy)
*Rode Frozen with LL at 2:30pm
*Explored World Showcase
*Booked Mission Space LL for 4:30-5:30pm with refresh
*Walked back to Beach Club to get warmer clothes and rain jackets
*Rode Remy's with ILL$ at 4pm
*Rode Mission Space with LL at 5pm
*Booked TT for 6-7pm with refresh
*Rode TT with LL
*Dinner in Mexico and at booths in Italy/Germany
*Creperie via very long, slow walk-up line
*I tried to get Soarin' with refresh but it would not come up and we were tired so...
*Back to Beach Club

 

[GBRforWDW]

We went to Epcot yesterday and here's how we used Genie+:

Booked Frozen at 7 with a return between 1:30-2:30 - I had to refresh several times to get to this time as I knew it'd be better for after lunch reservation. This was the best use of our day. Just daughter and I went. Waited less than 10 minutes to get on the ride.
At 11:35, just after getting to the parking lot, booked Soarin' for 3:30-4:30 - worst use of Lightning Lane so far. Took over 30 minutes to get on to the ride. Standby was 55 minutes at the time. Ride was really fun though, had not done that before.
At 1:40, as we finished lunch, booked Spaceship Earth for 2:25-3:25. We showed up at 3:27 and the ride had just broken down. Since we were outside the return window, the pass didn't automatically convert. We already had a full rest of the day, so we didn't go to GET to fix. When we left the park, could have rode with 10 minute wait, but everyone was ready to go.

Also I got BG 8 for Remy's. We were called at 9am, 30 minutes before park opening and offsite guest.. We were not going to get there til at least 11. I knew everyone said BGs had a long wait, so at park opening, I just bought the ILL$ for the family, first time I bought for more than just myself. I got a return of 6:30 as we were doing 5:15 Candlelight Processional - had R&C dinner package. We waited less than 10 minutes to get on. This ride was a lot of fun, we all enjoyed it. The 4d effects were awesome.

I saw lots of availability throughout the day for so many rides, some of them with near return times with posted standby of 30-40 minutes, of course, Christmas crowds, so probably not a big deal in most situations. We could have gotten several more passes, but we tried taking it somewhat easy. Our biggest issue was going one end of the park to the other for things. As soon as we entered, we had to head to rose and crown for lunch, then across the lake to Norway, we also did Mexico Gran Fiesta Tour whole there, then back to the front for Spaceship Earth, then to the land, then all the way to America pavilion for CP - we just missed the boat to avoid walking - it filled up as we arrived so we walked as the return time of the boat was too close to CP start. Then over to France for Remy. After that we did a slow stroll through the WS as we waited for out Space 220 reservation. Picked up my mobile order at Karamell-Kuche along the way. Was nice to just walk in and walk out with 4 bags of Caramel Popcorn . Space 220 was amazing. We did the lounge reservation. So much fun. But yeah, overall, just a lot of walking back and forth.

 

[princesswahooey]

OK. Here's how we did 12/23. I think we are definitely still "friends of the monster."

It was an Epcot/HS day.

7am:

I bought ROTR for 6:20pm
Son got boarding group 1 for Remy
We tried for a later time for MMRR, but it wasn't moving out very fast, so I decided to snag Test Track since it looked like MMRR would last until the next pick time. Refreshed to find an earlier time of 12:30 for TT. (Not real great since we had lunch ressies at 12:50 at Teppan Edo, but we figured we'd tap in 5 min early & be a bit late to lunch.)

-Entered park at 9:30 via international gateway and walked onto Remy.

-Decided to jump in line at Les Halles for a baguette and pastry after experiencing Remy Ate outside before the park got really crowded in France, which it usually is.

-At 10:20 we decided to ditch the TT G+ and get MFSR before it ran out. Got 8:25-9pm return time. **But that reset my eligibility to book until 12:25 instead of 11:30, which would be 2 hours after park open**

-We instead rode TT via single rider (Posted wait 80 minutes) We entered the gift shop and each designed a car to scan on our magic bands and walked on with zero line in single rider. My dd and I were still in same car (different rows) and dh and ds were also in same car.

-Did some shopping and visited Club Cool to sample the drinks. Beverly is as delightful as ever

-At 12:25 pulled next LL for MMRR at 8:25-9:00, which overlapped with smugglers run, but I didn't want to risk it running out to refresh. It would be tight for doing both before 9pm.

-Lunch at Teppan Edo

-Ice cream in France and at 2:25 pulled LL for TSMM from 7:55-8:55.

-Back to resort for a break

-At 4:25 refreshed and pulled LL for ToT at 7:35-8:35

-5:15 headed to DHS via Skyliner

-5:35 ate mobile order from Docking Bay 7

-6:20 tapped into ROTR and checked for any last LL picks at 6:25. Star Tours was available for 6:50-7:50, so I grabbed it.

-ROTR broke down. We waited for half hour before a cast member came and told us they would issue a return later G+. I asked if we could come back a different day. CM said sure, as long as I had a reservation for the park on that day, but I'd have to visit guest relations to get it switched.

-We rode Star Tours and I headed to guest relations. Our itinerary was *super tight* so I told family to go ride TOT w/o me.

-Guest relations seemed miffed at the CM who said I could switch to another day, but did honor it reluctantly, so our ILL for that is valid for another park day. (I would not recommend requesting to do that. Had I known it would be an issue, I would not have wasted timaboutce it took about 30 minutes in line at Guest Relations.)

Once I met up with family again at 8pm we frantically did all rides in succession:

-TSMM, MMRR, then MFSR. We were off MFSR by 8:50.

If ROTR had not gone down it would have been a sweet little stack.

We had a 9:20 ressie for Oga's and it was nice to see Galaxy's Edge cleared out. Highly recommend post close reservations for there!

-got on the Skyliner to return to Riviera just as Epcot fireworks were starting, so got to see the show from the skyliner! Totally magical!

It was a crazy fun evening despite the ride break-down and trying to juggle so many overlapping LL. We managed because we are all adults/teens. Anyone with little kids or mobility challenges would probably not have been able to do it all in time.

We are still friends of the monster, but the monster definitely makes you work harder for your keep. There's no way we could have done so much without G+ and the smarts from this board.

 

[Luisfba]

After our VIP tour covering all 4 parks on Sunday, we did AK starting park on Monday, and then hopped to EPCOT (7am Early Theme Park entry, 8am regular park opening, now only 4 ILL$ in all parks, not 8). I will try to detail what we did:

*Caught bus to AK at 6:35am from Beach Club
*Booked at 7am from the bus (!) using 4 phones at the same time: FOP ILL$ 10-11am (could have gotten earlier time but I wanted later so we could ride short waits in AM), Remy's ILL$ 3-4pm (could have gotten 2pm), Frozen LL 2-3pm
*Early Entry had already started when we went through gates at 7:05am; went straight for FOP
*Line for FOP was looping all the way to FOTLK theater and back again up the path. Decided to get out of line to ride other things since we had an ILL$ for FOP and we had ridden twice with VIP the day before
*Rode Navi walk on during Early Entry
*Rode EE twice, essentially walk on during Early Entry
*Got back in SB line for FOP right before park officially opened at 8am (stated 75 minute wait, actual 90 because some theaters went down while we were in line), rode FOP at 9:20am
*Rode FOP again with ILL$ at 10:10am
*Round of drinks
*Booked EE LL for 12:10-1:10pm with refresh
*Rode EE at 1:12pm
*Lunch at Pizzafari with Mobile Order
*Watched Kite Tails from path
*Hopped to EPCOT via bus (now started to rain lightly for rest of day and very windy)
*Rode Frozen with LL at 2:30pm
*Explored World Showcase
*Booked Mission Space LL for 4:30-5:30pm with refresh
*Walked back to Beach Club to get warmer clothes and rain jackets
*Rode Remy's with ILL$ at 4pm
*Rode Mission Space with LL at 5pm
*Booked TT for 6-7pm with refresh
*Rode TT with LL
*Dinner in Mexico and at booths in Italy/Germany
*Creperie via very long, slow walk-up line
*I tried to get Soarin' with refresh but it would not come up and we were tired so...
*Back to Beach Club

looks like you had good success with refresh. About how long did you find yourself refreshing before something popped up that worked?

 

[Disturbia]

We were just barely within the 1 hour call-back, so I don't know if there's a 15 minute grace period. We had a conflicting ADR, so were crossing our fingers that they would still let us in if we were late, but we made it just in the nick of time. Sorry I can't offer any info on whether they let you in layer than 1 hour from call.

As long as one of you scans in before 1hr 15 mins, they will let the rest of the group in (depends on CM; Test Track refused at 1 hr 16 mins but a GET member saw us get into line 5 mins earlier (and he had setup rider switch for us away from the main line,o it was within the grace period) and a group of 10+ held up the line to get rider switch setup. Otherwise they will direct you to GS at the front of the park for refunds. It does depend on the CM and crowds. I asked someone in line (respectfully) at Remy if I could scan in as I was running out of time and he did. The crowds near Canada were impassable and it took us 5 mins to push through and then France booth crowds were standing in the walkway and you couldn’t pass.

I was able to get a refund for a child who just missed height requirements for FOP via chat but it took hours of waiting. We were also given the option on the spot to accept an anytime pass for a genie+ ride (they don’t want to refund easily). I had closed the chat and thought it was lost $$$ and too much of a hassle to get refunded but got a pop up later. We also didn’t take our rider switch SDMT (kids wanted to do Big thunder instead) so we left money on the table.

We were able to get a ROTR rider switch changed to MMRR as well (infant had nothing to do and kids didn’t want to go again). We had paid for ROTR LlIA$ (GET blue umbrella).

 

[kalista]

Just back from trip 12/19-12/22. 8 of us, including 5 twenty-somethings and a toddler. Only go once in 2-3 years, so missing headliners is a big deal. Paid for all four ILL$ in addition to Genie+. I had 2 phones (one logged into MDE, other in my email for code) and DD logged into my MDE at same time. At 7am, I did ILL$, she did LL. Best move: FOP ILL$ in morning and SDMT ILL$ in evening. Dumbest move: buying hoppers when available LLs (and toddler) are done early.

 

[GBRforWDW]

Today at Hollywood Studios, we used our first pass for MMRR for a 1pm return. Wasn't sure when we'd arrive, but figured that'd be sufficient.

At 1030, while driving towards Disney, we grabbed TSMM for noon.

Daughter and I arrived at 11ish and headed towards TSL to do AS2 standby. 30 minute posted, was pretty close to accurate. While waiting we put in a mobile order for Woody's lunchbox for 1230 return time.

We checked into TSMM at 11:55 then got Beauty and the Beast LL for 2pm. TSMM LL wait was very short.

Woody's lunchbox was the worst for mobile order. Took us 15 minutes to get to the window once we were notified the food was ready. So between that and our other stacked LLs and extremely limited seating, we decided to eat on the run. We've been pushing the kid in the stroller, so worked for her, lol. We got to MMRR and watched the preshow, but ride broke down before we got on. They had to scan bands for everyone that went through preshow for a return pass. Since my wife wasn't there yet, her pass converted to use anytime which was great.

We then headed to BatB while wife headed to DHS in Uber. After we checked in, grabbed a 330 LL for Frozen show. We all watched that together before going to Dinner at Hollywood and Vine. Then used recovery passes for MMRR after dinner.

I saw availability for several rides/shows at 2 when I was getting Frozen. We ended up running out of energy after watching Tower of Terror lights and Cars show. My daughter and I both missed shows we wanted to do, her Disney junior and me Indiana Jones, so something to look forward to next time. I liked that the majority of our passes here were closer together and easier/quicker to get to compared to Epcot. It helped that we wanted MMRR over SDD, but it was nice getting to wait for a return time that worked for us, then having other things stack up worked perfectly. However, using the LLs for shows is rough because you have to dedicate nearly an entire hour to shows by getting there early for LL return time then sitting through 25-30 minute show. We still had fun and enjoyed the day, but we were exhausted and left at 7:30 taking a quick skyliner trip to CBR and right back, just for the fun of it.

 

[princesswahooey]

Epcot only day LL experience yesterday 12/24 confirmed it: Paying for G+ at Epcot if you are not hopping may not be necessary, but could help you on a busy day if you plan to be in the park all day. Did not really benefit us, unfortunately, because it's just so inflexible.

At 7:00, dd got boarding group 1 for Remy (that's the 2nd time we've managed to get group 1). I got G+ for Frozen w/ 9:50-10:50am return.

We walked on Remy at 9:30, no wait. Then by the time we walked to Frozen, we were just in time to tap in. We selected our next return immediately for TT at 8:30-9:30pm.

We then headed to TT and rode single rider (no wait) posted time for standy was 85 min.

Next we went to Mission space. It was listed as 30 minutes, but it was more like 5.

When we got off that, most rides (even Nemo & Figment) had 30+ waits. We wandered and watched some street performers in World Showcase. At 11:50 we tried booking Soarin for a later return time since we had lunch at Biergarten at noon (Candlelight package for 8:30 show.) We wanted to go back to the hotel after lunch for a break & get Soarin for when we returned before dinner, but the times were still too early. So I tried monitoring it during lunch. Finally got a 4:15-5:15 return.

We lingered at the hotel and went to the pool, so decided to re-book Soarin when it was clear we were not going to make it. I think something was odd today on my Genie. I could not cancel any LL today when I tried. There was no cancel button. My daughter actually had to cancel it for me. She canceled one minute past our return time and we were still able to rebook Soarin for 7:30-8:30. We planned to do it between dinner and CP show.

We rode Nemo 5 min wait.

Ate at Le Cellier. Tapped in for Soarin at 7:40, but LL was backed up. We waited 15 minutes w/o moving and decided to bail because we had to get all the way to America Pavillion for the show by 8:30, and it was clear we would not be on either of the next flights.

Candlelight Processional was beautiful.

Afterwards we hoofed it to Test Track, tapping in just in time during grace period. We thought we might see fireworks on the ride because our timing was right, but we didn't.

Got off ride & started walking to Skyliner only to see the Harmonious show just starting late at 10:05. We stopped to see the center ring, since we had only seen the side view from R&C dinner package earlier this week. The center was not projecting anything and was not even lit up most of the time. I think it was broken. Since it wasn't showing anything, we just went to the Skyliner and watched the rest of the show from the air, which is pretty awesome!

I was super frustrated with G+ today. We basically got 2 rides (3 if you count the one we bailed). Wish it was more flexible to modify or choose times.