The lines are always long, no matter the time of year and they’re some of the most fun rides in the park. When looking in to booking your Magic Kingdom fastpass these are the 5 rides I look for first. To learn more about the Walt Disney World App visit my FastPass+ Guide. Then, when you use them all you can go back into the app and book more. My second bit of advice is to book all your fastpasses as early in the day as possible. For the new and most popular rides it will be more difficult to those fastpasses. For those saying off property you can book them 30 days in advance. If you’re stay on property – which I highly recommend doing if you can – you can use the Walt Disney World App to book your fastpasses 60 days in advance. (Additional one-at-a-time FastPasses for the latter two will likely be available in the early evening, but won’t be for Frozen.When it comes to a Fastpass Strategy the key is to book them as early as possible. At Epcot, choose Frozen Ever After in the first category if it’s available, otherwise select Test Track or Soarin’.
Only two choices are offered in Disney’s Hollywood Studios’ first tier - Slinky Dog Dash and Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run - both of which are worthy choices, but our pick would be the “Toy Story”-themed family coaster. Animal Kingdom’s top tier includes both Pandora - The World of Avatar attractions, so opt for Flight of Passage if you can, as it’s one of the most in-demand rides across all of Walt Disney World. Epcot, Animal Kingdom, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios each have tiered FastPass+ reservation systems, which offer one choice from a first category and two choices from a second category. Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and Peter Pan’s Flight are the most in-demand at Magic Kingdom, while Avatar Flight of Passage and Na’vi River Journey take top billing at Animal Kingdom. Which rides should I FastPass+ at each park? Earlier in this guide we gave an introduction to the FastPass+ system and how to make FastPass+ reservations at Disney World.
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