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Jakey Neverland · 11 Jul 22, 10:13 AM

We will get their version of ride access but do you think its a big benefit to stay onsite? We have 2 club rooms booked for 1 night (family of 6 so need 2 rooms) payment due soon so just deciding if we need it.

**Dr.JumbaJookiba** · 11 Jul 22, 11:51 AM

The AAP works the same as WDW, you get a return time of 15/20 mins less than the posted standby wait and you can only hold one return at a time. It's a paper system though and you have to visit the ride first. If you can keep the Express qualifying rooms then I would but if not you'll manage OK.

Jakey Neverland · 12 Jul 22, 07:09 AM

Thank you, even though I knew the same as Disney I never thought of it that way. Very helpful in helping me decide.

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Dr.JumbaJookiba VIP Dibber Join Date: Mar 07	The AAP works the same as WDW, you get a return time of 15/20 mins less than the posted standby wait and you can only hold one return at a time. It's a paper system though and you have to visit the ride first. If you can keep the Express qualifying rooms then I would but if not you'll manage OK. __________________ Dining Report Jan/Feb '19 Dining Report July '19 Dining Report Nov/Dec '21 Dining Report March �22 Dining Report April/May '23 Dining Report Jan/Feb '24