Unofficial Disney World

This is an attraction queuing method that is used on certain, mainly popular attractions throughout the four Disney parks. It was first seen in 1999 and it allows guests to avoid long queue lines by getting a set time for that day to come back and ride with the bonus of avoiding the queue's. The time on the Ticket will show a one hour slot e.g, 15:25 to 16:25 and is only available for use on that attraction on the day of issue.

Sample of the Disney FASTPASS ticket. You can see the times and info printed on the ticket.

FASTPASS is free to use, all you have to do is enter your park ticket into one of the FASTPASS machine's at the attraction and it will print your ticket free of charge. You may only have one FASTPASS at a time or one in a two hour period. For Example if your ticket said 15:25 to 16:25 and you got the ticket at 14:00 you wouldn't be able to obtain another FASTPASS until 15:25. Similarly if you obtained the FASTPASS at 13:00 you won't be able to get another until 15:00. The idea behind this is stop guests getting FASTPASS tickets for all the attractions and taking up all the allocated slots meaning other guests won't be able to benefit from the system. The way it's operated now does give most guest's a fair opportunity to get a FASTPASS for their desired attractions.

Pic - FASTPASS distribution are, note the times on the tickets available are shown

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