It's my fp day...No idea!

[Tinker-mum]

Having never done this before I'm a bit stressed. My party is 4 adults, 9 year old, 5 year old and 3 year old.

Just don't want to be booking us so we're waking all over the joint...also not sure what to do with my younger ones for the big rides.

Do I not book myself a fast pass and take them on something at the same time?

Think I needed a map of the parks to work out where's best. So much to think about.

Any tips greatly appreciated xx

[nolypops83]

Are you booking at 30 or 60 days out?

[Tinker-mum]

Originally Posted by nolypops83

Are you booking at 30 or 60 days out?

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60 days for 2 days then rolling 60 after xx

[Orlando 2004]

In the useful links at the top you should find park maps which will help you know where things are. You may be able to make use of child swap too so you could get a pass when the others go on a big ride and you go on after them.

[papamouse]

have a look at my footer, theres a wee guide to FPs in there with pictures, its a little out of date but gives you an idea what to expect.

There really isn't that much! decide on the PRIMO ride you want to do and then the next best - you have an hour window - so it wont be a mad rush.

depends how many days in each park tho as we tend to spread them out - do MK by Land for example.

Happy planning

[scoobydooby]

Make some touring plans. Use the free ones and book FPP when they advise.

[bbhogan]

Yes, take a look at crowd calendars, make a plan for which day you will be in each park taking into account and ADR's you might have already booked and make a list of all the rides you want to go to.

Some are key like 7DMT, Frozen Ever After, Avatar etc but bear in mind some are tiered so you can only book one key ride per day.

When you have you plan make a list of which ones are most key first (as above) and book them first before other low key days.

FP+ reservations open at 12:00 for us Brits so take an hour out of your day to be ready.