MORE Lightning Lane Changes at Disney World: What's Different and New Strategies for Tough Rides

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The creator discusses recent changes to the Disney World Lightning Lane Multi Pass system that have made booking popular attractions more difficult. One significant change involves the pinning system, where rides no longer automatically pin to the top of the screen when a user attempts to modify an existing reservation. This forces users to scroll through alphabetical lists, making it harder to quickly grab newly available time slots. Additionally, the previous tap in and tap out method has been replaced by an error message that requires users to start over, which refreshes the view and can cause users to lose potential time slots. To combat this, the creator suggests a new workaround using the initial booking screen to repeatedly trigger the error message in hopes of catching a new availability. While the process is more time consuming, the creator notes it is still possible to secure difficult rides like Frozen or Remy if attempted early in the day. The video concludes by recommending specific high demand rides at various Disney parks that guests should prioritize booking as early as possible.
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don't panic but Disney has made some more changes to lightning Lane multipass
I've been able to get what I've been aiming for it's still been possible to do so
it's more important than ever that you have a really good strategy going into these Parks
I am hopeful that in those videos we're going to find it's not as bad as it may initially seem
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