Stupid Guest Tricks

Fastpass was designed as a service to get guests to shop, dine, and see other attractions within that park that they might not have normally done if they were waiting in standby queues. It was never intended for guests who were not in the park - your entire party has to be in that park to use it. B...

Now that I've got that out of my system: This is a perfect instance of "I'm more important and special than everyone else so I shouldn't have to follow rules and ethical thinking" thinking. Just because you can doesn't mean you should. This is clear and cut exploiting something for person...

scpergj wrote:The 13 year old with all of the idiotic arguments...that's another story. You can tell school is out in some areas of the country...

Yes, apparently your mother forgot to hide the computer password again. Quite the master of arguments yourself.

If there were a bug in the system that allowed you to get FPs without having the tickets in use in that park, that would not give you carte blanche to take advantage of it. Finding loopholes in a system's programing, in order to do things that the programmers didn't intend for you to do, is exactly...

Maybe I missed something here...but...wouldn't you have to use the tickets through the gate in order to be issued a fastpass? Wouldn't you have to do the finger scan on all the tickets? Would it be possible that a CM would let you just stand there and feed a group of tickets through the scanner wit...

So the more who try to circumvent the system the more the honest guests are affected. You use "circumvent" and "honest", but no one has actually pointed out anything that would say something like this is against policy. BTW, here's the WDW fast pass page. Nothing about sending a...

Actually... as I understand it, one person getting Fast Passes for 40 while the rest are already in a different queue is also an abuse of the system. You're supposed to be present to get your fast pass and THEN go enjoy something else while you wait. Unless you can specifically point out where that...

So..................... Since I have seem to started a debate unintentionally, how about this? At noon, the whole party leaves the am park. Tweens go with me to the PM park, scan their tickets, get into the park and then leave (they have their swimsuits on under their clothes) leaving their tickets...

Because there is a science to crowd management. While that one person is getting 40 Fastpasses, 39 tourists are in an entirely other park, riding some other ride, meaning that essentially 39 people are in two places at once , leading to a logistical clusterfrack down the line. Nope. No different fr...

You can't do this. And just think how AWFUL it would be if you could. Think of all the TOURING groups that would get their groups of 40 into park A and then send a runner over to park B with all 40 of the group's tickets and suck up all the fastpasses, not to mention the amount of time they would w...