NEW Disney World Multipass: The BEST Way To Use It As A WDW Resort Guest | Lightning Lanes, 4 Parks

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The creator provides a comprehensive look at the Disney World Lightning Lane Multi Pass system from the perspective of a resort guest. The video details the differences between Multi Pass and the former Genie Plus service, specifically highlighting the ability to pre-book attractions in advance. The creator explains the distinction between Multi Pass and Single Pass, which is used for highly popular attractions. Through a two-day park hopping experience across Hollywood Studios, Epcot, Animal Kingdom, and Magic Kingdom, the creator demonstrates how to use the system in real time. Key strategies discussed include the concept of fiddle faddling, which involves refreshing the modify screen to find better availability, and the importance of tapping into an initial attraction to unlock further booking capabilities and park hopping. The video concludes with a side-by-side comparison of booking availability for resort guests versus non-resort guests, illustrating the significant advantages of staying on-property, such as earlier booking windows and better access to popular rides like Tiana's Bayou Adventure.
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Creator's Key Takeaways
The biggest difference between multi-pass and Genie+ is the fact that you can pre-book in advance three attractions in each park in addition to your fancy rides.
Resort guests, your booking window opens up 7 days prior to check-in for your entire stay, up to 14 days.
I was able to do six multi-pass Lightning Lanes today as well as a fancy ride and as well as see a show on standby.
Being a resort guest literally gets you multiple days ahead of the game.
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