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2010 Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide

Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide

The FASTPASS Guide would like to introduce you to the extremely popular Disney travel resource, The 2010 Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide. This comprehensive e-book was written by a former Disney World cast member, Beth Haworth who will share all of her insider tips with you.  She will give you a multitude of savings tips and advice in this 100 page e-book. For example:

  • Save $500 on the cost of the Disney admission tickets alone
  • Learn the best places to buy tickets online and offline
  • See how and when to upgrade your Disney tickets
  • View insider tips on cheap airline tickets to Disney World
  • Save big on your accommodations
  • Know the difference between the high and the low price seasons at Orlando
  • Learn how to get free shuttle service from the airport to your hotel
  • See how to slash your food expenses while eating out
  • And MUCH more

When you order the 2010 Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide you will also receive an exclusive discount code, which allows you to get 5, 7 and 10 day park hopper tickets at the lowest cost online (full instructions for using the code are included in the guide).

What makes purchasing this guide a no-brainer is that it is updated frequently and you will have ulimited access to the links to these updates.  You will be able to use this guide year-after-year.

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Grab a copy of the 2010 Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide.  This comprehensive book was written by a former cast member, Beth Haworth who will share her insider tips with you.  She will give you a multitude of savings tips and advice in this 100 page book. For example:
- Save $500 on the cost of the Disney admission tickets alone
- Learn the best places to buy tickets online and offline
- See how and when to upgrade your Disney tickets
- Insider tips on cheap airline tickets to Disney World
- Save big on your accommodations
- Know the difference between the high and the low price seasons at Orlando
- Learn how to get free shuttle service from the airport to your hotel
- See how to slash your food expenses while eating out
- And more...
When you order the Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide you also receive exclusive discount code, which allows you to get 5, 7 and 10 day park hopper tickets at the lowest cost online (full instructions for using the code are included in the guide).
What makes purchasing this guide a no-brainer is that it is updated frequently and you will have ulimited access to links to these updates.  You'll be able to use this guide year-after-year.
Make your Disney vacation a magical, yet affordable experience.  Buy the 2010 Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide Today!

 

 

Last Updated on Wednesday, 10 February 2010 15:02
 

Using FASTPASS as a Child Swap

Using FASTPASS as a Child Swap
You've paid for all of your Disney Park admission tickets, so use them all to your advantage when getting FASTPASSes.  If there is somebody in your party who is too short or too young or simply does not have the desire to go on a ride, use their admission ticket anyway to get an "extra" FASTPASS.
Let's say Mom and Dad are at the park with 10-year old Johnny and 5-year-old Sally. Sally cannot go on the ride as she is too short.  In spite of this, they use Sally's admission ticket to get that extra FASTPASS.  Dad and Johnny enjoy the ride using their FASTPASS tickets.  When they exit, Mom jumps back into the FASTPASS line with Johnny.  Mom gets to experience the ride and Johnny gets to ride twice.

You've paid for all of your Disney Park admission tickets, so use them all to your advantage when getting FASTPASSes.  If there is somebody in your party who is too short or too young or simply does not have the desire to go on a ride, use their admission ticket anyway to get an "extra" FASTPASS.

Last Updated on Friday, 03 July 2009 18:52 Read more...
 

When to go Stand-By instead of using FASTPASS

As you arrive at your attraction, should you wait in the stand-by line or grab a FASTPASS and return later?  There are times when the stand-by line is your best option.

As mentioned earlier, you will see three lines: the standby line, the FASTPASS distribution line and the FASTPASS return line.  There will be a clock above both the stand-by and FASTPASS distribution entrances.

The stand-by clock displays the approximate wait time if you were to get in line right then and there.  If this time is 15 minutes or less it behooves you to wait it out.  If you choose to get a FASTPASS instead, you might easily spend that 15 minutes (or more) hauling back to the attraction later.  Even more importantly, because you can only have one FASTPASS at a time, you will be complicating your plan unnecessarily.
Last Updated on Thursday, 25 June 2009 19:13 Read more...
 

Is Disney FASTPASS Fair? What do you think?

Go to any discussion forum about Disney FASTPASS and chances are you’ll come across a (lively) conversation about the fairness of the FASTPASS system.

It couldn’t be more obvious while in the stand-by line for your favorite Disney attraction (for an hour!) that way more FASTPASS ticket holders (than you stand-by folk) are getting through.  This may have you and your family not quite feeling the magic.

But does this mean FASTPASS is unfair?  One argument is that those FASTPASS people leaving you in the dust would have been in front of you anyway if they had decided to wait it out in the stand-by line.

Last Updated on Monday, 29 June 2009 12:41 Read more...
 

Assign a Disney FASTPASS Runner

It is completely acceptable for one person in your party to go off alone and gather your FASTPASS tickets for an attraction.  As a matter-of-fact, there are a couple of benefits to doing this. 

First and foremost it doesn’t require that your entire party trek all the way across the park.  One person can no doubt get there faster and easier than the whole gang.  This allows the rest of the party to relax, eat, plot out your next move, etc.  *Just don’t count on going on going on a ride while your runner is gone, as he has your admission ticket.

Last Updated on Thursday, 25 June 2009 19:13 Read more...
 
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