Disney Dream Fastpass Tips?

Question

Anyone have any tips of getting a disneyland dream fast pass. Im going aroung May 14-22?

The disney land is CA

Answer 1

I just went last weekend with my eight grade class and you really should fast pass any ride that the wait is 30-45 minutes or longer.I didn't and i only went on 5 rides i suggest fast passing thunder mountain,space mountain,Indiana Jones ,just about any of the main rides.It also matters if your going during the weekend, if it's during the week you probably won't have to fast pass almost anything.

Answer 2

someone said o to crtier country inthe early part of the day k and they give them there i wish iwas going so bad,good luck

Answer 3

check disneylandsecrets.com

Answer 4

We went to Disneyland in December and actually had a really good time looking for the dream fastpasses.  We had a large group of adults, so we would go in the park and split up.  Then if we found them we would call the others and all go to get them.  We got them 2 of the 3 days that we looked.  The two places we got them were (1) on the small path between Frontier land and the castle, and (2) at the bottom of the Tarzan Treehouse.  The third day they were giving them as you got off of Buzz Lightyear, but we were too slow to get those.  

It is a good hint just to ask people who you see wearing them.  They will tell you where to go!

Answer 5

I agree with the previous poster. But there is this program called ridemax that is great for getting on everything you want to. It almost always works. It's almost just as good as getting the Dream Fastpass.

Answer 6

The "Dream Fastpass" is part of the Year of a Million Dreams, and should not be confused with the regular FastPass.  The regular Fastpasses are a free service where you can use your park ticket and get a FastPass on selected attractions.  The "Dream Fastpass" is like a super Fastpass where you basically get a FastPass good for one time on each ride that has a Fastpass at any time during the day.

The Dream Fastpasses are given out randomly,  so there is no "Be at this place at this time and get one".  Even the Dream Castmembers don't know where until they are told to go there.

But there are some things you can that may increase your chances.  When they do give them out they give them out in a group, something like 50 at a time.  But even as such they may be at a location for only 2-3 minutes before they are all gone.

Go early in the day.   They generally give the Dream Fastpasses out in the first few hours of the park opening of the park you are in.  They give them out in both parks, and since California Adventure opens later than Disneyland you can try Disneyland first and then go over to California Adventure when it opens.

Ride..Ride..Ride.  From what I have seen/heard the Dream Fastpasses are mostly(but not always) given out for people on the rides as they are getting off.  Other non-ride places seem to be the Tunnels between the Entrance and Main Street, Sleeping Beauty Castle, Big Thunder Trail,  Critter Country or the smaller less traveled paths.  But again since it is random even if you stood at one of these places all day, it may not be a day that location was chosen.

What it comes down to is don't spend all of your time trying to get one.  In that time you could have either waited in the stand-by line or gotten regular Fastpasses.