Which Fastpass is most effective?

My opinion goes to Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure because its free and everyone has a chance to get one, even if people staying at Universal hotels have the advantage. Its "Race For Your Life" to get one.

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WASSUP!

Disney's because its free. Six Flags is charging 10 bucks for 5 rides. I got 2 passes when I went, there are rip-offs but worth it in the long run.

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-Ryan
AIM: illeminemepill

I say Disney too because fast-pass lines are not much different from their regular waits at Universal Orlando.

The fastpass at IOA worked good because it was free and the people who let you in for the DD fastpass were very nice.

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1)Raging Bull 2)Millennium Force 3)Medusa (SFMW) 4)Vertical Velocity (SFGAm) 5)Incredible Hulk, The

Disney, because they have the best system.

Does anybody know if any other parks have or are planning to have a fastpass type system?

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Son of Beast is rough...so what? That's the way I like it!

Disney

Disney's is definitely the most efficient.
It's fair and free. Very well put together.
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Life is a roller coaster...enjoy the ride! *** This post was edited by ST chick on 8/5/2001. ***

I think Cedar Point's Ticket to Ride was the best variation of a fastpass! ;)

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The one's at DL and DCA are very effective, and from what I've heard here on the 'buzz, they whoop all of the other Fastpass-like things out there!
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The most effective queue management systems I have seen are TCW ("Thirteen Coasters and a Waterpark") at Kings Island, and "FCHC" ("Fourteen Coasters, High Capacity") at Cedar Point...

--Dave Althoff, Jr.

I'm waiting to see the first ugly incident. I was at SFGAm today and, despite murderous heat, it was a very civil crowd. I could see, though, as fastpassers got that line-op-assisted budge, that it wouldn't take much for it to stir some resentment, and push a line-addled lug over the edge.

As a fastpasser, you target youself as someone who feels he's entitled to special treatment, and who has the cash to make it so. In most of walks of life, that transaction is veiled. Here, it's out in the open. Mark, it will get ugly somewhere soon.

I have yet to be disappointed with SFGAm's FastLane pass, except when it sells out before I get there ! But, that's why it works so well - they don't over sell them...yet...let's hope they never do.