Disney World makes big change to FastPass+ reservations to fight abuse
Starting today, Disney World is cracking down on a certain type of FastPass+ trick that certain guests have been using, according to Inside the Magic.
Disney will start canceling FastPass+ reservations associated with canceled Disney World resort reservations.
What some people do is make a hotel reservation to take advantage of the 60-day FastPass+ booking window. After getting their FastPasses, they then cancel their hotel reservation within enough time to obtain a refund of their deposit. Yet, the FastPass+ reservations have remained.
According to Inside the Magic, starting today, Disney will start canceling those FastPass+ reservations as well.
Those who do not stay at a Disney World resort property get a 30-day advance window to book FastPass+ reservations.
Apparently, the amount of abuse had gotten so high that Disney realized this was an issue and is taking action.
Interestingly, this is also happening before the opening of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disney World this fall. This new policy would impact people who may have been trying to find a way to get the FastPass+ reservations without having to stay on property.
Disney has been cracking down on various abuses recently. At Disneyland, some annual
