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Hi Hunter! As long as you are linked in My Disney Experience and you both have valid tickets on the same day, you can both purchase and manage Multi Pass for each other. When you buy, the other person will show up in the list of who you want to include in your purchase and it will book the initial selections for both of you.

That would be a great little loophole (albeit an expensive one!) if it worked that way, I've a feeling it doesn't. Hopefully someone else will be able to confirm.

Sounds like a good strategy, I see what you mean about using the Crush LL to allow you to start getting Soarin earlier. Soarin tends to be fairly easy to get so that would work and you could likely still get LWTL as an LL straight after it if you wanted. The challenge will be getting that Frozen LL, hopefully if you play the slots enough it will eventually come up. From my experience of the standby line for Frozen usually takes the amount of time that it says it is (which is usually a long wait!). Good luck with it, would love to hear how you got on.

In this video from Mammoth Club, Molly says it has to be a multi pass tap-in to unlock: https://youtu.be/c741C4tCyjI?si=jWGKacOeNOHG24-d&t=4021

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Oh yeah, dining reservations!. Thanks for the reminder, I had better make sure I've cancelled all my backup times before I book my lightning lanes. I think this early multi pass ear scouts video is the most useful I've found: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o9ElUCzkivM&pp=ygUXb3ZlcmxhcCBsaWdodG5pbmcgbGFuZXM%3D In it, Rob shows a 20 minute overlap while modifying his initial selections and mentions that after purchasing it becomes much more difficult to overlap, but that on your park day you can overlap as much as you want. But I'm not sure if he meant after midnight or after you've tapped in to your first ll.

Animal Kingdom was scheduled to close at 6pm on the day we're going, but they've since extended it to 8pm. So now it will be a very long day if we wait until close to line up for Flight of Passage. Because of this, we'll either go back to the resort for a mid-day nap, or just buy the single passes for Flight of Passage for around sunset (6pm). It not being a skyliner resort (we're staying at CBR), I'm leaning towards buying single passes.

If your budget allows then go for it at AK and Epcot, you can get away with not having it but given you're going at a very busy time you may be in for some long waits if you don't.

Hi Dan! Sounds like a good plan to me. No need to get a LL for Turtle Talk. Although it's been a long time since I've seen it, I don't think they ever fill up. When you get off the ride portion, just go ask a cast member when the next show is. Best of luck and have a great trip!

I totally agree with Jonny here. I'll also add my extra evening hours Frozen hack. If you plan on watching Luminous, watch from Norway (it's actually one of my favorite spots to watch anyway.) I had great success turning around and practically walking on Frozen. They stop letting regular guests in at 9 so the LL and standby queues are pretty much gone by the end of the show.

Thanks. Yes, zig vs zag is one of the things I've taken to heart from the Ear Scouts videos. I've been watching standby times on the touringplans app, and it seems that Epcot is indeed the exception here. I'm going to revise my plan and go to Remy like everyone else coming through the international gateway. I think the international gateway is already the zag in this scenario, since it looks like most people coming from the main entrance are going to Frozen (which would be the zig).

Ok great. Thanks!