Splitting Fastpass+ Groups

[curbsideprophet]

You can group people however you want when booking fast passes. Some days I had our group all doing the same thing, other days I divided us up.

[littlemermaid]

When booking you have to click on each individual you want included in the fastpass/reservation. It's not an all or nothing type of setup.

[curbsideprophet]

Apr 14, 2016 18:45:00 GMT -5 spunbutterfly said:

Apr 14, 2016 15:55:29 GMT -5 littlemermaid said:

When booking you have to click on each individual you want included in the fastpass/reservation. It's not an all or nothing type of setup.

Can I give control over the reservation to someone else too? Like the head of the other household without having to give over my own login/password?

Do they have their own account? If not I would have someone from the other family make one.

[curbsideprophet]

Yes you can link more than one MDE account to a reservation. You can send an email invite to another adult. You can create and control an account for a child.

You can go to profile, friends and family and see who you have connected with

[littlemermaid]

Apr 14, 2016 22:39:49 GMT -5 spunbutterfly said:

Apr 14, 2016 20:57:57 GMT -5 curbsideprophet said:

Yes you can link more than one MDE account to a reservation. You can send an email invite to another adult. You can create and control an account for a child.

You can go to profile, friends and family and see who you have connected with

Ok, thanks! That will work out perfectly for us then.

When we went in June we went with another family and we linked our accounts so it was easier to reserve the fastpasses and meal reservations. FYI...if you plan on making any meal reservations sometimes they won't accept a huge reservation(example 8 people) so what you can do is break the reservation down into each family make their own reservation under the same time and then just let the hostess know that you are dining with another family when you get there. They always accommodated us by putting 2 tables together or sitting us at the table next to the other family.