Is there a fast pass schedule for disney world that will make it to where there is no wait when i use the pass
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RideMax is supposed to be that very thing. While waits might be minimal, testimonials on the site indicate people saw much more than they could have if they planned their visit alone.
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wait till next week then
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you could make it in one second or beyond 12 hours depending on where you are, excluding flight delays at al. it should not actually take long enough to measure in days, unless you are travelling by boat/ship
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Try out at Universal studios or Disney Studios
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http://www.rcertl.com/brand/press_pass/2006/index.shtml
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You could Try the Disney store
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try www.disney.go.com
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not yet it wll be on 11/21
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Go to --\nhttp://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/index?bhcp=1\nIn the drop box on the right hand side it shows the different parks etc.  You can probably use this everyday.
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You will go to Disney Land! Yeah!!!!
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hopefully soon so I can plan my work timetable
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For rides check out Roller Coaster Tycoon.\n\nSee if Disney will sell you rides.
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My friend is going to go. me and my finance will go.  we will probably get there around 1 or 2.  we will take turns seeping, with one person awake.  this way we will know when people start showing up.  no matter what time.  when people start showing up. all 3 of us get in line. this way we will be one of the first people in line no matter what.
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First, you may want to visit http://www.castawayclub.com to find out almost everything there is to know about a Disney cruise.\n\nSecond, determine the date you want to do, and if it's not in the off-season (which is January and late Aug. through the end of hurricane season), look for a travel agency that offers group rates. Not all agencies have a group rate for every Disney cruise, but look around the internet and you may luck out. Two to try are:\n\nhttp://www.dclexpert.com\nhttp://www.allseastravel.com\n\nBoth of the above offer rebates on their non-group-rate cruises, too, so you can save a little money that way.\n\nIf you are a Florida resident, you may also find great specials, but those are only offered a month or so before the cruise date.
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It's called a Segway.  Or Segeway.   something like that. They use them at Disney World a lot
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http://www.moviepass.tv/